Disney’s "Snow White" reboot is leaving a legacy it certainly doesn't want, becoming the company’s worst-performing wide-release live-action remake in almost 10 years.

The narrator's identity is revealed to be Dopey, the youngest of the seven dwarfs, who famously doesn't utter a single word in the book. The character is even depicted as a mute in the 1937 film.

Most notably, Peter Dinklage caused a stir when he mentioned "Snow White" on an episode of "WTF with Marc Maron" and bashed the movie, calling it, "that f---ing backwards story about seven dwarfs ...

The Wizard of Oz, Spirited Away, and The Princess Bride are among the best fantasy movies that will simply never age. They're timeless.

Snow White fairy tale’s true meaning: From menstrual cycles to what 7 dwarfs represent EXCLUSIVE: The original meaning of the Snow White fairy tale has been lost in the Disney remake, according ...

“Snow White” For “Snow White,” MPC applied its photoreal animation skills to the dwarfs in collaboration with Andy Serkis’ performance capture Imaginarium Studios.

Here's the definitive guide to who is voicing the dwarfs in Disney's Snow White remake and where you know them from.

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” which premiered in 1937, posed other remake challenges, including how to sensitively handle Happy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Dopey, Bashful, Grumpy and Doc.

The new live-action “Snow White” movie, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, has made headlines for years due to multiple controversies.

The dwarfs look animatronic in Disney’s new “Snow White.” But the movie has its compensations, starting with Rachel Zegler.