The first released version of "Snow White" fell in 1812, as the author of Wilhelm and Obeykob Grimm. The Grimm brothers again wrote the story in 1854, and this is the version that most audiences know. The story is centered on a futile, wicked queen with a magical mirror that gives gives daily affirmations. When asked if it was the most difficult (at a time when she had pale skin it was a sign of beauty), the mirror would answer that it was. The wicked idyll of the Queen is then interrupted by the birth of a young girl named Snow White for her righteousness. To keep her unofficial Fairest title in the country, the Queen aims to kill Snow White. Its schemes include servants, spells and home inhabited by seven miners.

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"Snow White" has been adapted to other media many times since then. There are songs, ballets, operas, comics, video games and many, many movie versions of the fairy tale. The most famous film adaptation, of course, is Disney's animated since 1937. Indeed, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the first animated feature to produce DisneyInaugurated one of the most powerful animation study in the world.

But naked, there are many "snow" movies. There was a periodic action called "Snow White and Huntsman" released in 2012, which was the same year that the miraculous recount of "mirror". There was also "Sydney White" in 2007, then today's re -imagination In the actress Amanda Bine. In fact, a decade before, there was even a horror-centric takeover of the story made in the form of "Snow White: Terror Story" since 1997 (starring Waver as a wicked queen). It is all at the top of the multiple films "Snow" released back in the 1900s and 1910s. It is a reliable source of inspiration.

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It seems that in 1969, Universal aimed to make its own updated version of "Snow White", set up in the then -city apartment. Very surprising, a vintage article from Theujork Times He reveals that a 24-year-old Steven Spielberg approached him to direct him.

It is worth noting that in 1969 He also used the episode of the new "Night Gallery" at the time, but was still two years away from the 1971 "duel", his first professional feature film. (Three years later, he was turned off and ran with "Sugarland Express.")

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However, the young Spielberg seems to have wanted to direct a "Snow White" film based on the power of Amblin alone. According to the old article of the Yorkyor Times, Universal's Snow White was supposed to be for modern Snow White, "dividing her apartment in San Francisco with seven young men while waiting for her prince to appear." This does not sound terribly different from "Sydney White". Since it was developing in 1969, however, it would probably have been much more Ribadd and "swing".

The project, however, collapsed in the hands of Universal. Spielberg did not do serious work on Snow White before moving to make better films for universal. ("Duel", "Sugarland Express" and A little shark flick Spielberg directed called "jaws" They were all out of the studio in the decade that followed.)

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However, Spielberg was not made in Snow White. Decades later, director Mark Webb threw Rachel Zagler in his film "Snow White" "Snow White" after Spielberg gave the actor as he described him as a "truly glittering recommendation" during the performance "Jimi Kimmel live!" (With Spielberg, he had previously worked with Zagler on his great adaptation "West Side Story"). Zeger is a great performer and a talented singer, so he imagines that the web probably didn't need much in the way of persuading her.

It may take 56 years, but Spielberg seems to have found a way to put his spin on Snow White. Well, the variety.