That’s why even though Frozen II is the studio’s 58 th animated feature, it’s only their fourth sequel, and it’s their first animated musical sequel. As a result, they knew they would have to take extra care with the sequel, and the cast and crew have been pouring their heart and soul into Frozen II for four years now.Īt Walt Disney Animation Studios, they never make a sequel unless the filmmakers themselves have an idea for a film and a desire to tell it.
When the first Frozen film was released in theaters six years ago, they never could have imagined how much it would mean to people of all ages. And for recently revealed soundtrack details, click here. Here is a collection of 20 things to know, from everything we learned about the highly anticipated sequel. Directed by Jennifer Lee (who’s also the Chief Creative Officer at WDAS) and Chris Buck ( Tarzan) and produced by Peter Del Vecho (who’s also Senior Vice President of Production, overseeing the production for all of the feature films at WDAS), the sequel to the highest grossing animated film of all time in worldwide box office will see Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel), Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell), Kristoff (voiced by Jonathan Groff), Olaf (voiced by Josh Gad) and Sven set out on a dangerous journey to discover the answers to why she was born with magical powers, and they’ll learn whether those powers are enough to ensure their survival.Īt an early preview day for Frozen 2 held at Walt Disney Animation Studios, members of the media got to take part in a variety of presentations showcasing how the story developed, the evolution of Anna and Elsa, the production design, new locations and characters, and the new original song. Even though the filmmakers were still hard at work finishing the highly anticipated Frozen II in time for its November 22 nd release date, they invited members of the media out to Walt Disney Animation Studios on September 6 th to preview various parts of the film, as well as some of the new original songs.
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