22 Interesting Facts About Frozen 2 You Knew Nothing About

1. Frozen 2 was conceived because the producers and creators were constantly getting questions about "How did Elsa get her powers?"

2. Also, creators Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck soon realized that Frozen ended with “happily ever after” and that all the characters were just at the beginning of their relations.

The sequel is for all of you that are not satisfied with “Happily ever after” and want to know what happened next.

3. Frozen 2 is, in fact, the first follow-up for a Disney princess movie that got released in the cinemas.

4. Jonathan Groff provided a voice for all the reindeer singers in "Lost in the Woods"

Jonathan said to the reporters "It was the Kristoff and the Kristoff harmonies, and then the Sven background and the Sven background harmonies."

5. Anna’s story about losing Elsa and Olaf and how you must move on is based on Kristen Bell's real-life experience.

Kristen told the reporters "I am very codependent, and that’s part of where my people-pleasing and optimism comes from, and we really dug deep with Anna about the good and the bad parts of being all those things in a melting pot...But what do you do when you can’t live for someone else anymore? I think our children deserve that conversation."

6. A Kirsten’s mantra is a base for the song "The Next Right Thing"

7. Jennifer and Kristen actually taped an emotional conversation they had and sent it to songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. And it inspired “The Next Right Thing."

8. Josh Gad improvised Olaf's hilarious "Samantha?" line.

9. Anna and Elsa embody two different story classics in Frozen 2: Anna has the traits of classic fairy tale character, while Elsa embodies a myth, according to Jennifer and Chris

10. Singing "Angela" by The Lumineers while dressed as a Disney princess is what got Evan Rachel Wood the part.

11. Jennifer and Chris told that as soon as Evan appeared in the audition, they instantly felt like Anna and Elsa's mother "just walked into the room."

12. The producers informed Evan that she got the part of Queen Iduna while she was on the way to Disneyland.

13. Sterling K. Brown interviewed with "Wheels of a Dream" from Ragtime. It was the first time he had to sing for a role.

14. To get the inspiration for the movie, producers and directors went to Norway, Iceland, and Finland on a research trip.

15. Jennifer told that when they stood on a glacier for the first time, everyone grasped that Elsa would be linked to this "a thousand feet deep, thousand-year-old" ice — "that opened up the story to be something even bigger for us."

16. An agreement was signed between Disney and the Sámi leaders - the native people of the Scandinavian regions who inspired parts of the film. That agreement assured their culture and customs would be depicted with respect.

17. Nearly six months and several animators were what it took to finish the animated sequences of Elsa's horse, Nokk.

18. VR was used so the animators could envision the path for the wind spirit Gale.

19. Arendelle village had to be completely redesigned because only sections were shown in the first part, and now they needed more.

20. In the first versions, a song called “Home” sung by Kristen Bell was how the movie opened.

Kristen told the reporters, "I sang a song called 'Home,' but it was just me. And when we watched it, it didn’t feel right that you didn’t see the rest of the characters."

21. A song called "Get This Right" sung by Jonathan Groff and Kristen Bell also didn’t make it into the final cut.

22. Artists designed a whopping 122 different sets for Anna’s wardrobe. Some of them were designed for Elsa but repurposed in the end.

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