Disney's Snow White has been suffering a number of embarrassing setbacks, with a new report claiming it will lose a bunch of cash at the box office. The film starring Rachel Zegler as the title character reportedly had a production budget between $240 million and $270 million, not counting the hundreds of millions poured into publicity and advertising. Snow White opened with a disappointing $42.2 million at the domestic box office last weekend, and then it dropped 66% in its second weekend. It's currently taken in $66.9 million at the domestic box office after two weekends and $142.7 million worldwide. A report from Deadline is claiming that Disney will likely suffer a loss of $115 million from the film, when all is said and done. It's long been suggested that any sort of off-screen controversy can tend to disrupt a film's box office prospects, and Snow White seemed to prove that true. Zegler came under fire almost immediately after her casting due to her Colombian and Polish mixed heritage. Many fans were upset since the original Brothers Grimm fairy tale describes the character as having, “skin as white as snow.” Zegler frequently defended her casting, but came under fire again for her stance backing Palestine while her co-star Gal Gadot was born in Israel and backed her homeland in the ongoing conflict. The film also suffered yet another rather humiliating blow, with its dreadful 1.5 rating on IMDB currently one of the worst of all time.