Actor Martin Klebba, known for his role as Grumpy in the upcoming live-action remake of “Snow White,” recently expressed disappointment over Disney scaling back the film’s premiere. Despite his disappointment, he emphasized that he does not blame Disney, attributing the decision to controversies surrounding the film’s stars and its treatment of the characters. Klebba shared his hopes of walking the red carpet with his castmates and praised director Marc Webb for his work on the movie.
In addition to discussing his experience working on several Disney movies, Klebba highlighted the need for more inclusivity in Hollywood, especially for individuals with disabilities. He noted the challenges he faces in getting cast due to prejudice and urged the industry to focus on abilities rather than physical appearances.
Klebba’s agent, Raphael Berko, echoed his sentiments and emphasized the frustration of facing discrimination in the entertainment industry. Despite the challenges, Klebba praised Webb’s work on the film and expressed his love for Disney, revealing his childhood dream of working for the company.
The article also touched on the criticism Disney has faced for being too “politically correct” and “woke,” with objections to the casting choices and comments made by the film’s stars. Klebba concluded by reflecting on the societal changes that have led to alterations in the movie premiere process and emphasized the importance of acceptance and inclusivity in the industry.
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