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Actor Martin Klebba, who voices a character in the live-action "Snow White" remake, expressed his sorrow that public backlash has led to the film's premiere being downgraded.

The live-action version of the 1937 animated classic has been the focus of controversy, as the film's Saturday premiere will not include journalists on the red carpet.

Snow White actor Martin Klebba is disappointed that Disney has decided to scale back the film’s big premiere. Klebba, who voices Grumpy in the live-action adaptation of the animated classic, told TMZ on Wednesday, March 12, that “he’s seriously bummed and a bit pissed Disney axed what should’ve been a massive premiere for such a major film.”

The controversy surrounding Snow White's premiere continues as one of the movie's stars shares their annoyance.

When Rachel Zegler stepped onto the red carpet at the world premiere of Disney’s “Snow White” on Saturday afternoon in Hollywood, the newest Disney princess was greeted by a smaller-than-usual assembly of photographers to capture her light pink ballgown and dazzling diamonds.

Disney's live-action 'Snow White' had its world premiere at Hollywood's El Capitan Theatre today ahead of its March 21 release in theaters.

The remake of Snow White has been the talk of the town since its announcement and most recently over Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot's drama. The live-action remake is to premiere on March 21