Jennifer Lee is not leading the creative on the upcoming third Frozen film!
The Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios Chief recently opened up about the new movie that’s in the works, and her lack of involvement in it.
If you didn’t know, Jennifer co-wrote, co-directed and produced both Frozen movies.
If you didn’t know, a new Frozen-themed land is coming to a Disney park!
Hong Kong Disneyland is currently under construction on bringing the Arendelle village to life with World of Frozen, and they just shared an update on their progress.
In addition to the progress update on the outside, Disney Parks also unveiled a first look at a new Elsa audio-animatronic.
“We couldn’t keep it in ❄️ Here’s a sneak peek of Elsa, coming to the Frozen Ever After attraction at World of Frozen in,” they shared on Twitter.
Following this reveal, Olaf voice actor Josh Gad joked about Elsa’s Idina Menzel dedicating time to the character at the Hong Kong park.
The most popular movies on streaming services last year have been revealed.
Nielsen has unveiled streaming numbers for the biggest movies in 2022, with only two streaming platforms on the list – Netflix and Disney+, which are the two biggest platforms out there!
The No 1 movie may or may not surprise you, but the difference between it and the No 2 movie was over 10 billion minutes.
This data was compiled by Nielsen’s streaming ratings, which don’t include minutes watched on phones or computers. It also only covers audiences watching in the United States.
More than half of the most streamed movies are animated features, with only six live-action films on the list.
Olaf is one of the most beloved Disney characters in the last ten years, but he almost wasn’t even in Frozen!
On Sunday night (December 4) at the Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards, Frozen co-director Jennifer Lee revealed that her first note for the 2013 movie musical was to cut the funny snowman who likes warm hugs.
While the cast of the Disney+ show has been performing songs from both the movie and the Broadway musical throughout the season, they saved some of the best for last.
The Frozen character, voiced by Josh Gad, is starring in his own series of shorts called Olaf Presents, where he’s tells Disney stories in his own way.
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There’s another new Frozen short coming out on Disney+!
It was just revealed that Myth: A Frozen Tale will premiere on the streaming platform on February 26th, Colliderreports.
Myth is “structured like a bedtime story (with new dialogue provided by Evan Rachel Wood), it explored the elemental spirits from the film in a dazzling, uniquely stylized way, working as both a prologue to the film and a standalone marvel.”
It actually first was available as a VR short film at the Frozen 2 premiere, then became available if you had an Oculus VR headset. Now, a “flat” version will be released on Disney+ for everyone to watch!
“I kind of approached it too like, I always try to find something that connects to me personally in whatever film I’m directing, whatever I’m creating. And for me, I loved bedtime stories growing up,” director Jeff Gipson told Collider about the short.
“My family would tell me bedtime stories and I just loved how my mind would kind of drift to this magical place. And I started to imagine what was a bedtime story that you were told if you grew up in or around Arendelle. and Myth came about of that, just kind of setting it up with these magical elemental spirits that are such a big part Frozen 2,” he added.
Myth: A Frozen Tale will premiere just four months after the last Frozen short, Once Upon A Snowman, premiered. We love all of this extra Frozen content!
Check out the VR trailer to get a small sense of what to expect…