Film & TV NewsTony Winner Andrew Burnap Joins Live-Action Snow White Remake
The project stars Rachel Zegler in the title role opposite Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen.
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Logan Culwell-Block
January 12, 2022
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The Inheritance Tony winner Andrew Burnap has joined the live-action remake of Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as the male lead—with a twist. The Hollywood Reporter states the role won’t be Prince Charming or the Huntsman, but a new character developed for the movie. And yes, he will sing.
As previously announced last summer, Snow White will be played by West Side Story star Rachel Zegler. Gal Gadot joined the project as the Evil Queen in November 2021. The project will feature a new score by Tony and Oscar–winning duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (The Greatest Showman, Dear Evan Hansen).
Marc Webb is directing, with Marc Platt producing.
Burnap’s previous theatrical credits include This Day Forward, Troilus and Cressida, King Lear, and The Legend of Georgia McBride. He’ll next star opposite recent SAG nominee and Golden Globe winner Andrew Garfield (tick, tick…BOOM!) in the Hulu series Under the Banner of Heaven.
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Production Photos: The Inheritance on Broadway
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Samuel H. Levine, Kyle Soller, and Andrew Burnap in The Inheritance
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Samuel H. Levine, Kyle Soller, Kyle Harris, Arturo Luís Soria, Jordan Barbour, and Darryl Gene Daughtry Jr. in The Inheritance
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Samuel H. Levine and Andrew Burnap in The Inheritance
Jordan Barbour, Darryl Gene Daughtry Jr., Kyle Soller, Arturo Luís Soria, and Kyle Harris in The Inheritance
Kyle Soller, Paul Hilton, and John Benjamin Hickey in The Inheritance
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