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'Snow White and the Huntsman' First Look And New Teaser Trailer

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Yesterday, Universal released four featurettes and a preview of the new trailer for Snow White and the Huntsman in anticipation of a full-length trailer for the movie set to arrive next week during Monday’s episode of The Voice. In the videos below, the mini features highlight quite a bit of new footage and gives a glimpse into the environment, detailing the location, different visuals, sense of scope, the Queen, and costumes.

The first teaser of the highly anticipated twist of the classic tale was released back in November of last year while the film was still in production.  Snow White and The Huntsman stars Chris Hemsworth, Oscar winner Charlize Theron, Twilight’s Kristen Stewart, and Sam Claflin.

In the epic action-adventure film, which opens June 1st, Stewart plays the only person in the land fairer than the evil queen (Theron) that sets out to destroy her. Unfortunately, what the wicked ruler never imagined is that the young woman threatening her reign has been training with a huntsman (Hemsworth) who was dispatched to kill her.

Check out the interesting behind the scene videos, plus the teaser to the classic twisted tale.

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