Frozen voice actor Idina Menzel has visited the Elsa and Anna characters at Disney World. She now describes her amusing interactions with them.
Idina Menzel describes her strange interactions with the Disney theme park versions of Frozen's Elsa and Anna. Menzel is the voice of the iconic Elsa in both Frozen and Frozen 2. As Elsa, she is the voice behind both the original and sequels two most iconic songs: “Let It Go” and “Into the Unknown.” In addition to performing the songs in the Frozen films, Menzel has performed the songs on stages across the world, including the Oscars, when each song was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song. “Let It Go” won the award, but “Into the Unknown” lost out to Rocketman’s “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again.”
Though it has been three years since the world has seen a new Frozen film, the franchise has nonetheless been a topic of conversation in Disney news. The huge success of both Frozen and Frozen 2 have fueled numerous rumors about Frozen 3. Disney has not confirmed this rumor, though stars such as Kristen Bell have hinted that Frozen 3 may be in development. Both Bell and Menzel have expressed enthusiasm towards starring as Anna and Elsa, respectively, again if Disney were to make a Frozen 3. Even without a Frozen 3 officially in the pipeline, the franchise remains one of Disney's most popular, especially at the theme parks.
Menzel reveals in an interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon just how awkward her interactions with the Elsa and Anna Disney World characters are. During the interview, Fallon asked Menzel if she had ever been to Disney. Menzel went on to describe her experience trying to “just be cool” around the Elsas and Annas when she goes to Disney and undoubtedly is asked for a photo opp. She has tried to act natural and friendly around the actresses playing Frozen's Elsa and Anna in the park, saying things like “you must be so hot in your costume” and asking whether they would want to go out for drinks later. In response, however, these actresses stay in their characters as they are required to by Disney.
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