Idina Menzel is not one to mince words and she certainly didn’t when it came to spilling a little of the beans when asked about a “Frozen” sequel. Many have wondered about “Frozen 2,” and when (not really “if”) it would be happening, but there was never confirmation that it would. Now, we may know.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Idina Menzel was asked about the numerous rumors of of a “Frozen” musical stage show, six-minute short coming this Christmas, and a sequel to the hit film, she simply said:
“That they’re all in the works.”
What what what?
Disney has yet to say anything about this and the only thing “Frozen” we know that is coming is the new animated short “Frozen Fever” which will be released this Spring.
Idina Menzel said she expects to be asked back to voice Elsa on screen (why wouldn’t she?), but she doesn’t believe she’ll be involved with the stage musical.
“Not the stage show – I don’t know what will happen with that – but the movie hopefully. We’ll see. I’m just going along for the ride,” she said.
The 43-year-old Idina Menzel said that it’s amazing and incredible that young girls recognize her as the singer of “Let It Go” and other hits from “Frozen.”
“I remember some of those classic Disney songs from movies, and you knew the character but you didn’t know the person behind the song. But this is different, this is weird,” she said.
“I can’t give any tips on how to sing Let It Go because I barely can sing it sometimes. It’s really hard. I can’t wake up in the morning and just sing it.
“I guess my advice is that everyone who likes to sing it should sing it loud and proud and karaoke it out, sing it in the shower, sing it in the car and don’t worry about hitting the high notes.”
Now remember, Disney has said nothing of this as of yet, but who knows. I mean, we’re all expecting a “Frozen” sequel to happen anyway, aren’t we? It would be silly not to have Menzel back for it.
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She’s been correcting this on subsequent interviews saying that she only meant that she could not imagine Disney not considering a sequel.