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MOVIESIdina Menzel Says Frozen Sequel Is 'in the Works'TIMENov 29, 2014
Don't expect the Frozen blizzard to die down anytime soon.
Star Idina Menzel has set fans afire after she hinted that the studio may be planning a sequel to the blockbuster animated film.
In an interview with U.K.'s The Telegraph, the actress – who, as the voice of Elsa, gifted the world with fodder for enough "Let It Go" parodies to last a lifetime – was asked about the upcoming Frozen stage musical, as well as rumors of a second film.
According to Menzel, "they're all in the works," she tells the paper.
As for whether she's signed up for any of them? "Not the stage show – I don't know what will happen with that – but the movie hopefully," she explains.
"We'll see. I'm just going along for the ride," Menzel, 43, adds.
With a global box-office haul of $1.2 billion, Frozen has become the biggest animated film in history – and the fifth top-grossing movie of all time.
The film has already knocked Barbie off her perch as the most-wanted gift on girls' Christmas lists, and Disney on Ice recently mounted a Frozen version of its popular touring ice show.
Meanwhile, plans are reportedly moving forward to bring Frozen to the stage: Earlier this year, Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed that the studio was in talks to develop a musical adaptation of the film.
In other words, when it comes to all things Frozen, neither Disney – nor fans – will be letting it go that easily.
Idina Menzel talks 'Frozen' sequel: 'I just assume' it's on the way
Do you want to build a snowman? Again? If so, you're not alone. Faithful "Frozen" fans have clamored for a sequel to the animated hit since it first found a following in November 2013.
But will they get what they want? Well...
Idina Menzel, who voiced Snow Queen Elsa in the animated blockbuster, seemed to confirm the big screen buzz recently when she said, "they're all in the works," in response to a question about a feature film follow up and a stage musical. But during a Monday morning visit to TODAY, she cleared up the confusion.
Read more: Do you want to take a look back? We're still 'Frozen' a year later
"You know, I have no idea," the star explained. But she noted she is hopeful about a return to the wintry wonderland. "I just assume because it's so successful, that that's what they're up to — [another film]."
At least frosty fans have something to look forward to. Back in September, Disney revealed that a six-minute short film called "Frozen Fever" will bring the main characters together again in spring of 2015.
Until then, Menzel offered up something to tide everyone over during her TODAY appearance — a live performance. And while it wasn't "Let It Go," it was just as good.

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Kristen Bell Tells Us The Truth About 'Frozen 2' And Reveals What She Really Thinks About The Sequel
Talented actress Kristen Bell is currently enjoying being a mom to her two young daughters and is busy promoting her new This Bag Saves Lives, a reusable tote that provides malaria treatment to people in need, but during our chat, Bell gives me the scoop about the anticipated and hoped-for Frozen 2. Will a Frozen sequel happen? Is it coming? When?
Relax for a second!
Bell, who voices Anna in the animated Disney blockbuster, wants it to happen almost as much as you do. The 34-year-old actress knows fans are clamoring for something, anything about Frozen 2, so she's offering up the most honest answer she can about the status of a possible sequel.
"They haven't green-lighted it yet," she reveals. "There is so much speculation, mostly because people have wanted it so bad. They've read into quotes or otherwise. They definitely have not green-lit it. I would really hope they do, as all of our cast members would love to be involved. We're twiddling our thumbs and trying to nudge them in the right direction."
It seems like a foregone conclusion that Disney will eventually give the go-ahead on a sequel to one of the biggest movies... EVER. It's earned "beloved" status among fans of all ages and Frozen 2 sounds like instant box office jackpot. So, there you have it, Frozen fans. You don't have to "let it go" (sorry, had to!) just yet when it comes to the second film in the franchise. Bell and the rest of the stars want to do it. Let's just hope Disney gets its butt in gear and makes us that sequel.

珍妮佛·李表示接下来为《冰雪奇缘》百老汇音乐剧改编工作，并没有续集计划
Why The Filmmakers Were Scared To Make More "Frozen"
Disney's Oscar-winning, Billboard chart-owning 2013 film Frozen is the highest-grossing animated film of all time. But when Disney approached directors and co-creators Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck in April 2014 about creating a Frozen short film, they were hesitant. "It was the scary thing of, 'How do you follow Frozen up?'" Lee told BuzzFeed News. "We were scared. I don't think we even began to understand what people liked about the movie."
"I don't think you can ever quite get your head around it," Lee continued. "And just when you think you're starting to figure out why, you realize you have no idea. You go out to dinner and there's kids wearing a 'I Like Warm Hugs' T-shirt and it hits you again. Two years ago, we were writing that and wondering if kids would even like this character. Every day we're still surprised. I don't know if I'll ever understand it."
"To have something like this take off is unreal," Buck added. "And to see it and hear about it all the time, you kind of pinch yourself. It's kind of an out-of-body experience. Like, 'Whoa. We did that.'"
Eventually Buck and Lee agreed to, at least, brainstorm possible ideas for a Frozen short. A lot of the early pitches that emerged were Olaf-centric stories because, Buck said, "it just felt like he was perfect for a short." But the filmmakers and their team quickly came to realize the story had to focus on Frozen's most popular relationship: the one between sisters Anna and Elsa, especially since they could finally have some fun with a curse-free Elsa.
After much brainstorming, head story artist Mark Smith pitched a very simple idea: What if Elsa has a cold? That scenario sent a lightning bolt of excitement and enthusiasm through the room, and soon enough, Frozen Fever was born.
The short — which debuts before Disney's Cinderella, in theaters March 13 — takes place a few months after the events of the first film and sees Elsa planning a birthday party for Anna. But when Elsa gets a cold that throws her powers for a loop, Olaf, Kristoff, and even Sven band together to help the ice queen.
But as difficult as it was to come up with a new story worthy of a follow-up to Frozen, writing an original song for Frozen Fever that could stand alongside the massive hit that was and is "Let It Go" seemed like an insurmountable task. That responsibility fell to Oscar-winning songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. "I'm glad we didn't have to do that," Lee joked. "But if anyone can do it, it's them. The way they found 'Let It Go' was so brilliant and emotionally dynamic. They work very hard to understand the emotions and the characters and I think that's why their songs, in anything they do, are so powerful. But I'm relieved it was them and not us."
Of course, Frozen Fever isn't the first time audiences can return to Arendelle since the film's release. The characters have been subsequently featured on everything from ABC's Once Upon a Time to a zillion pieces of merchandising (much of it overseen by a Frozen legacy team, headed up by Buck). Still, the short is a massive next step in Disney's larger plan for the world of Frozen.
Following the short's release, Lee will turn her attention to adapting Frozen for a massive Broadway show that she will adapt with Lopez and Anderson-Lopez. "The shaping of Frozenlends itself beautifully to it," Lee said of transitioning the story from screen to stage. "We're just getting started, so there's not a lot of details yet — not that I could say anything if there was. But there are so many great things that in the scope of a 90-minute [film] you can't do, emotional parts of the story you can't draw out. And a musical is perfect for that. Everyone's very excited for the potential for what we could do. I'm really excited about it."
But no short and no Broadway production could satiate Frozen fans who are desperate for a feature film sequel. Rumors of Frozen 2 have swirled since the original turned into a full-fledged phenomenon, with countless reports claiming a sequel was already in the works. "It's been in the press that we are doing it, and we would ask each other, 'Are we?'" Buck said with a laugh, refuting the rumors. "They'd have a date and they'd have a cast and it was like, OK…"
"It all comes down to the story," Lee added. "Like with the short, it was so daunting until we found the story. Then it was all of the things it usually is and we were thinking of every emotion and moment and feeling. I think that's all we can do. Until we find our way into what's next, emotionally, it will feel too big. We just finished the short two weeks ago. One year ago, it was a lot to even think about doing a short. We were quite tired. We don't really know what it's like to stop for a minute and think about what we want to do next."
And while both Buck and Lee are fairly certain they will eventually return to the world ofFrozen they love so much, they also like the idea of going out on top. "There is a bit of that drop-the-mic thing," Buck said. "Just go, [drops mic] 'I don't know what else to do.'"

迪士尼在2015年3月12日所举办年度股东大会上，宣布《冰雪奇缘2》（Frozen 2）的计划

2015年3月12日克里斯汀·贝尔宣布，《冰雪奇缘2》已经完成剧本，并在4月进行配音
http://movies.ettoday.net/news/666163
電影《冰雪奇緣》（Frozen）2013年上映時，全球爆紅，狂掃12 億美元票房，打破多項紀錄，但在那之後，許多人都在等待續集的出現，直到2015年3月的D23年度大會上得到了肯定的答案，但在那之後，電影的消息又沉寂了一段時間；對此，演員克莉絲汀貝兒（Kristen Bell）日前受訪時，透露了自己的想法。
克莉絲汀貝兒在《冰》片中，幫安娜公主配音，獲得許多人的喜愛，她日前接受外國媒體《Collider》的訪問，被問到續集為何那麼久沒消息時，透露劇組其實才剛寫完劇本，現在還在進行調整：「但我想我應該這個月就會入棚錄音了，故事很棒，質感很好，我知道的是他們不想『為作而作』，這也是他們為什麼連公布有續集這件事都花了這麼久的原因。」
克莉絲汀貝兒也解釋：「通常來說，當電影的第一集很成功時，你就會想要作一個完美的第二集，這花了他們一些時間，因為他們想要了解什麼是故事需要跟重要的元素，我覺得他們已經找到了。」而大家最關心的上映時間，迪士尼高層曾於2014年透露是在2018年，但大多數人都持觀望態度，劇組則未公布確切時間。

今年4月26日，官方宣布北美定档案2019.11.27

第一部资料，记录以及重要奖项
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2294629/?ref_=nm_knf_i1
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frozen_(2013_film)
BOX http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=frozen2013.htm
2014.3.3，全球正式突破十亿美金,超越《狮子王》，成为第一大卖座非续集动画片
Total Lifetime Grosses
Domestic:$388,736,00038.9%
+Foreign:$611,500,00061.1%
=Worldwide:$1,000,236,000
2014.3.31，全球票房累计10.724亿美元，超过此前的纪录保持者《玩具总动员3》（10.63亿美元），成为影史最卖座动画电影。

2014.4.13，全球票房累计11.12亿美金，成为影史第一部11亿动画，超越《skyfall》，位列影史第8

2014.5.19 全球第一部12亿美美金动画

2014.5.25 超越《钢铁侠3》成为2013年度全球票房冠军，影史第五

日本的神奇曲线

至今保持北美蓝光销量历史第一

2015.4.14 ,《Frozen 》原声碟成为Adele的21之后，本世纪第二个十年里第二张全球销量破千万的专辑

2014.2.2，第41届安妮奖，获得最佳动画长片,最佳动画导演,最佳动画电影音乐,最佳艺术设计和最佳配音
2014.1.16,第86届奥斯卡提名揭晓，获得最佳动画长片提名，同时歌曲《Let it go 》获得最佳原创歌曲提名
在3月2日杜比剧院举行的86届奥斯卡颁奖晚会上，同时斩获两项大奖

前排

D23消息汇总
Another announcement made during Disney’s D23 panel for its animated works is that the “Frozen” sequel will score a new title, but for now it’s just “Frozen 2”. A new 21-minute short titled “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” will arrive in theaters alongside Pixar’s “Coco” later this year.
冰雪2将有副标题
Disney Animation’s D23 panel got started with a bang. Or maybe a blizzard. While we didn’t learn much about Frozen 2, a little bit of light was cast on the mysterious sequel to the beloved 2013 hit, with stars Kristen Bell and Josh Gad taking the stage to chat…and to sing.
After joking that it would be titled Frozen Toe in its native language and that it won’t be called Thawed, Bell noted that, for now, the sequel will just be titled Frozen 2. This could always change, of course.
Bell proceeded to talk about the film’s development and how the filmmakers were inspired by some of the most beautiful locations on the planet. They embarked on trips to Norway, Iceland, and Finland for inspiration and the D23 crowd was treated to a video shot by the filmmakers showcasing their many adventures. Beautiful panoramas, glaciers, and waterfalls were among the images shared.
Before Frozen 2 even hits theaters, you’ll be able to see more from the Frozen world. A new 21-minute short titled Olaf’s Frozen Adventure will arrive in theaters alongside Pixar’s Coco later this year. The film will feature four new songs from Elyssa Samsel andKate Anderson and the entire original cast will return. The story follows Olaf as he attempts to bring some holiday cheer to Anna and Elsa after learning they don’t have any holiday traditions.
Our own Peter Sciretta saw a clip from Olaf’s Frozen Adventure at D23, where voice actor Josh Gad took the stage to perform live alongside footage from the film. The song finds Olaf going door-to-door, learning about (and making fun of) some fairly common Christmas traditions, like decorating trees and Santa Claus (“Hang up all your socks above an open fire…That sounds safe”). During the song, the animation changes style, transforming into a cross-stitch resembling a Christmas sweater. While Peter didn’t love the song as much as anything in the Frozen feature film, he did note that the crowd of Disney fanatics was really into it.
You don’t have to have kids or even be a fan of Disney’s animated output to be familiar with Frozen, which opened to critical acclaim and $1.2 billion at the box office back in 2013. A sequel was inevitable and Disney has not made it a secret that they intend to keep Anna, Elsa, and the rest of their family and friends in the spotlight for the foreseeable future. A theme park ride set in the world of the film has opened at the Epcot theme park in Florida. An entire theme park land based on Frozen is coming to Tokyo Disneyland. A short film sequel premiered in 2015 and another will arrive later this year. Yeah, when it comes to Frozen, Disney isn’t prepared to…let it go.
Plot details for Frozen 2 have been mostly kept under wraps, but Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee will return to direct alongside voice actors Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, and Josh Gad. Disney regular Alan Tudyk, who played a supporting role in the first Frozen, says he will also be return. The film is set to be released on November 27, 2019.
猥琐屯第二部回归
Disney Animation’s D23 panel got started with a bang. Or maybe a blizzard. While we didn’t learn much about Frozen 2, a little bit of light was cast on the mysterious sequel to the beloved 2013 hit, with stars Kristen Bell and Josh Gad taking the stage to chat…and to sing.
After joking that it would be titled Frozen Toe in its native language and that it won’t be called Thawed, Bell noted that, for now, the sequel will just be titled Frozen 2. This could always change, of course.
Bell proceeded to talk about the film’s development and how the filmmakers were inspired by some of the most beautiful locations on the planet. They embarked on trips to Norway, Iceland, and Finland for inspiration and the D23 crowd was treated to a video shot by the filmmakers showcasing their many adventures. Beautiful panoramas, glaciers, and waterfalls were among the images shared.
Before Frozen 2 even hits theaters, you’ll be able to see more from the Frozen world. A new 21-minute short titled Olaf’s Frozen Adventure will arrive in theaters alongside Pixar’s Coco later this year. The film will feature four new songs fromElyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson and the entire original cast will return. The story follows Olaf as he attempts to bring some holiday cheer to Anna and Elsa after learning they don’t have any holiday traditions.
Our own Peter Sciretta saw a clip from Olaf’s Frozen Adventure at D23, where voice actor Josh Gad took the stage to perform live alongside footage from the film. The song finds Olaf going door-to-door, learning about (and making fun of) some fairly common Christmas traditions, like decorating trees and Santa Claus (“Hang up all your socks above an open fire…That sounds safe”). During the song, the animation changes style, transforming into a cross-stitch resembling a Christmas sweater. While Peter didn’t love the song as much as anything in the Frozen feature film, he did note that the crowd of Disney fanatics was really into it.
You don’t have to have kids or even be a fan of Disney’s animated output to be familiar with Frozen, which opened to critical acclaim and $1.2 billion at the box office back in 2013. A sequel was inevitable and Disney has not made it a secret that they intend to keep Anna, Elsa, and the rest of their family and friends in the spotlight for the foreseeable future. A theme park ride set in the world of the film has opened at the Epcot theme park in Florida. An entire theme park land based on Frozen is coming to Tokyo Disneyland. A short film sequel premiered in 2015 and another will arrive later this year. Yeah, when it comes to Frozen, Disney isn’t prepared to…let it go.
Plot details for Frozen 2 have been mostly kept under wraps, but Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee will return to direct alongside voice actors Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, and Josh Gad. Disney regular Alan Tudyk, who played a supporting role in the first Frozen, says he will also be return. The film is set to be released on November 27, 2019.
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不久前音乐剧推特发布了首段花絮
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