Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "A Tale Of Two Snow Whites" video.

@KyleTheDalek "Nah from some angles she does.: yea i can bet that if you put the camera at the bottom and point it up every actor looks from that angle like one huge 4ss but your comments look like that from every angle... only her first name is "strange" but that is her trademark so pointing it like you just did here is just lame.
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She was 14 in Disney movie from the 30's... She was 7 in the book when she was forced to run awey to the dwarfs...
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"She got paid the equivalent of maybe a months salary, despite Snow White's resounding success." You forgot to mention for how many days she actualy worked... And can you give us the deffinition of your "informally black-listed" as it kinda sounds to me that she was not black-listed but you trying to make impression that she was... And it was Walt Disney movie and i expect that plenty of people worked on it, so why exactly this woman should end up with huge chunk of the profits?! If the movie is not a success and movie is ending up with huge loss are actors then should be forced to return their paycheck or is this idea of yours an one-way street and only the rich should feel the consequences? My advise: Go and visit some proper communist country to see how well this type of ideas work in real life...
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@coryv5679 At the end of the Middle Ages, according to canon law, the lower age for women for engagement was 7 years and for marriage 12 years. For men, the legal age to marry was 14. However, the Church could make exceptions to this rule when marriage could bring peace between warring families. Early marriage was typical of these times due to the low average life expectancy and therefore the short period of youth. And no 14 years old back then was more mature than this 22 years old that is babling nonsense about the 1930's story...
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