Since the release of the first Frozen, Anna and Elsa in the Frozen series of films have become household names. After years of waiting, the movie Frozen 2 has fans, along with Anna Elsa and the like, go on another adventure to the north of Arendelle. The film not only has beautiful songs, but also a twisty plot, which makes many people admire the level of production of Disney animated films.
So will there be more movies after Frozen 2? Elsa's actress, Idina Menzel, believes that a sequel is inevitable, and she says she is more than happy to be involved in the sequel. Idina Menzel's career on stage and screen was impressive, but her role in Frozen made her a household name.
Frozen 2 is a film that revolves around Elsa, although it has a seemingly happy ending. But when asked if she would go on to star in the sequel to Frozen 2, Edina Menzel said, "I think I'm not just going to see Frozen 3." I'll also see the fourth and fifth wave of movies, depending on whether they want to do it or not, and I'm excited to be a part of it. ”
It seems that Idina Menzel is clearly not saying goodbye to the classic character of Elsa, she is not ready to let go, and she says that if Disney wants to continue to make a sequel, then she will be happy to continue to participate in it. Edina Menzel's thoughts on the frozen 2 sequel are sure to excite generations of Frozen fans. Frozen 2 made some major changes to the characters and made a staggering box office hit. Obviously, many viewers were very supportive of the sequel to the film, and as Idina Menzel said, the production of the sequel depended heavily on whether the people at Disney Animation Studios and the directors wanted to continue the story of Elsa and Anna.
In terms of plot, if filmmakers Chris Barker and Jennifer Lee decide to go ahead with the Frozen sequel, there are plenty of clues to follow. As Elsa leaves the throne, she lives outside arendelle to protect the Enchanted Forest. Anna became queen of Arendelle and accepted Christopher's marriage proposal, so if the sequel could explore Anna and Christopher's children, it would be a highlight. As for whether "Frozen 2" will usher in a sequel, the director will not be so quick to decide. After all, a year after the first frozen film ended, director Jennifer Lee and Disney proposed a sequel. In addition to talking about the hope for a sequel, Idinah Menzel also talked about the directors' process of creating Frozen 2.
To this, she said, "I think it's commendable that the creative team took a long time to make sure their story was correct and not just develop it for a sequel. They're really waiting until they have the right ideas, they have interesting stories, and then take it slow, and that's why I think if there's a sequel, it's going to be as good as the quality of the previous one. From this point of view, Edina Menzel not only has ideas for sequels, she also has great confidence in sequel movies. No matter when the sequel will be ushered in, "Frozen 2" can be described as a big hit at the box office.