I gotta be honest with you: I barely remember anything that transpired in Frozen 2 even though I really enjoyed the original. I do remember Olaf temporarily dying and the scene being very sad though.

Even Disney CEO Bob Iger had thoughts, pointing out that kids relate to Olaf's childlike character. So, eventually, Lee "fought to do an altered version in which Olaf isn't scared, but instead is ...

Josh Gad says he couldn't get through recording Olaf's death scene in 'Frozen 2' without 'sobbing,' revealing that the original script was so 'brutal' it was 'causing absolute havoc' with kids.

Related reads: Disney Frozen: Forces of Nature, a first-of-its-kind podcast series for Disney that tells a brand-new story after the events of Frozen 2, is now available.

Speaking of kids, Disney's Frozen: Forces of Nature podcast is aimed at kids 6-12 and stars Queen Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Kristoff, and other new and familiar faces.

Frozen 2 is currently the highest-grossing animated film of all time according to Disney, making $1.45billion (£1.12 billion) at the box office, having beaten the original Frozen film.

Popular Frozen character Olaf is set to appear in a brand new short on Disney+ providing the snowman with his own origin story. The short, titled Once Upon a Snowman, will tell the story of Olaf ...

KEY POINTS "Frozen 2" beat its predecessor as the highest-grossing animated film of all time Olaf and Elsa died briefly in “Frozen 2” There is no word yet on plans for a possible third installment ...

Frozen 2 follows Elsa, together with Anna, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven, on a remarkable and inspiring journey into the unknown to discover the source of her magical powers and save the kingdom of ...

Frozen 2 star Josh Gad has explained why he "probably" doesn't want an Olaf spin-off movie. Speaking to PopCulture.com, the actor admitted he had no idea when or if there'll be a Frozen 3 ...

"I Am With You" is unique to the "Frozen" universe for the way it references the outside world and anxiety of coronavirus time. Songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez discuss.