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Two 'Snow White' Films Race Towards Box Office

Source: THR

When multiple films on the same topic are in production (as often happens in Hollywood), it's usually a neck-and-neck race between studios to see who can finalize their cast and begin filming. Case in point: Universal's 'Snow White and the Huntsman' vs. Relativity Media's 'The Brothers Grimm: Snow White'.

 

Closest to the finish line is Universal's 'Snow White and the Huntsman', starring Kristen Stewart as a different kind of Snow White who trains under the Huntsman's tutelage to fight and defend herself against the Evil Queen (played by Charlize Theron). An unfortunate step backwards for the production is the breakdown in negotiations for Viggo Mortensen, who was being looked at to play the aforementioned Huntsman. Due to a key dispute over Mortensen's salary (the actor wanted a reported $8 million to star in the film), Universal has decided to move on and resume open casting once again. No word yet on possible contenders for the role.

 

One studio's loss is another's gain, however. Reality's 'The Brothers Grimm: Snow White' just added 'Social Network' actor Armie Hammer as the prince in a tale about a princess who bands together seven dwarves in order to reclaim her kingdom after the death of her father.  Julia Roberts is slated to portray the Evil Queen in the film, which has yet to cast a Snow White.

 

Only time will tell which - or if both - will grace the silver screen at a theater near you.

 

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Tags: Armie, Brothers, Grimm, Hammer, Huntsman, Mortensen, Snow, The, Viggo, White, More…casting, spill, spill.com

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Comment by Cassie on March 31, 2011 at 1:06am
Why is there always blonde & Blue eyes leading man Come on Bring a actor Jet Black hair & Brown Eyes lol Just Sayin No love for Tall Dark & Handsome ?? lol :P
Comment by GoddessM on March 30, 2011 at 3:29pm
Can't we just let Kirsten Stewart fade into the background for a while? She's flatter than the original 2d movie.
Comment by Shane Brown on March 29, 2011 at 7:35am
having Kristen Stewart in your cast is the kiss of death for any movie....just like megan fox or channing tatum
Comment by Marz on March 29, 2011 at 4:06am
Viggo Mortensen, = awesome
Comment by The Dubya on March 28, 2011 at 11:05pm

If we MUST get one of these, I choose the one that least resembles the Twilight spinoff known as Red Riding Hood. Didn't that movie bomb anyways? That should've told them "Hey, Twilighting all these old tales up AIN'T GONNA WORK!"

 

Viggo Mortenson, do whatever you can to keep fucking up the Kiersten Stewart project! You are the champion of the people! DO NOT FAIL US!!!

Comment by Alex Kramer on March 28, 2011 at 8:50pm
They both sound stupid
Comment by Chris on March 28, 2011 at 6:51pm
Kristen Stewart as Snow White? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by Boatloads1017 on March 28, 2011 at 5:19pm
What @Rabid Chicken said.
Comment by Obscene Otter on March 28, 2011 at 3:46pm
Let's see, Viggo Mortensen (AWESOME) Kristen Stewart (FUCK NO) Armie Hammer (I don't care) Charlize Theron (Erection)
Comment by Hezky90 on March 28, 2011 at 3:43pm
Who would even consider the idea of paying to see two separate versions of the same story. I could see the point if you had oscar worthy directors attached to both films since each film would be unique, but they both seem to be dramas that are aimed at the PG-13 crowd like Alice in Wonderland. It reminds me of any bad finale in a aweful reality competition.

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