Kristen Bell Says ‘Frozen’ Song Almost Didn’t Make The Final Cut

The film, loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Snow Queen”, introduced to the audience, arendelle to the royal sisters, Elsa, an exclusive queen of ice, and Anna, her fearless younger sibling, a serious matter for spontaneous musical figures (and chocolate).

The film’s onset of the film at the Broadway power plant Idina Menzel became an immediate global obsession that won Oscar and shrunk countless parodies, covers and even a few melting of parents. Kristen Bell’s description of Anna increased humor and heart, which made the dynamic duo unforgettable.

Not only did the film break the ice, it broke the box office, owing more than $ 1.2 billion worldwide, and at that time it became the most gross animated movie.

But Kristen Bell now gives fans a little secret from Disney’s movie.

When discussing with Kevin Nealon, Bell said That “Do you want to build a snowman” was not in the first “frozen” movie, only about a couple of months before we published it because Disney movies have a formula. “

Then he gave an example of how “Beauty and the Beast” was a song about the city’s gathering as it “introduced you to the protagonists”.

At the “Frozen” event, the opening song is “Frozen Heart”, which has sung an ice harvest group while working, starting the film’s themes for love, fear and ice. “Do you want to build a snowman?” was transferred to another song to follow Disney’s “Formula”.

It seemed that the Disney formula had been successful because the film was still a massive hit to this day.

In 2019, “Frozen II” melted the hearts again, diving deeper into the sisters’ back and studying the themes of the inheritance, identity and unknown invitation. This sequel pulled another $ 1.45 billion, proven that Disney had hit gold twice, and Elsa and Anna did not go anywhere.

When you look back in your time making two films, Bell said Vanity Fair That he greatly enjoyed voting Princess Anna.

“I had always dreamed of, as many people do, be involved in the Disney animation movie. They are so huge in your life when you are young and I was obsessed with them,” he said. “I remember being sitting in my living room with my little old boombox, like recording myself singing,” Little Mermaid, “If I ever needed that tape.”

Then, when he learned that he did the role of Princess Anna, Bell said she was happy.

“It happened to me that I would do everything they asked for me,” he continued, “but I should be an incredible attempt to create a character that I really had to see at the age of 11, which was something like this character.”

It turns out that “Frozen” was a little more heat than we realized, and Kristen Bell leak (icy) tea.

The “Bad Moms” star recently revealed that the 2013 Disney Mega -Hit’s cheerful line was not exactly innocent. In the same Vanity Fair interview, Bell admitted that he had consciously delivered a subtle dual meeting when he expressed the princess Anna in a fan’s favorite song “forever”.

That lyrical? “For years I’ve been hiking these empty halls / why is there a ballroom without balls?”