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“Let if G……………………………..”, OK, I’ll stop right there. Either some of you will begin to sing-along with super gusto, while others will instantly clog your ears, as you simply cannot bear to hear one of the most popular movie songs from one of the highest-grossing films of all-time.<\/p>\n

Frozen is a cultural phenomenon and years after it’s release, it is still capturing the imagination of kids and adults all across the world. It just seems everyone still can’t seem to get enough of Elsa, Anna and the gang. <\/p>\n

If you are a big fan of the film, then you need to take the time to read through this article, as I highlight 67 of the most interesting, quirky, oooooooooooooooooh facts as it relates to Frozen.<\/p>\n

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1. The original plan had Elsa actually being a villain<\/a><\/li>\n
2. Frozen is loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen\u2019s book, the Snow Queen<\/a>.<\/li>\n
3. Frozen was originally planned to be done in 2D<\/a>.<\/li>\n
4. Frozen was translated and dubbed into 41 languages for international release.<\/li>\n
5. The names of the characters Hans, Kristoff, Anna and Sven are a tribute to \u201cThe Snow Queen\u201d author, Hans Christian Andersen. If you say the names quickly in the sequence above, you can actually hear the tribute played out perfectly.<\/li>\n
6. The majority of the film\u2019s characters are not found in the Snow Queen <\/em><\/li>\n
7. “Elsa” is the King\u2019s first and last words in the movie.<\/li>\n
8. Out of all the Disney princesses on film, Elsa is the first one to be crowned Queen.
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9. Out of all the Disney princesses, Elsa is the only one that is not a teenager. She is 21 and Anna is 18.<\/li>\n
10. During “Let It Go,” Elsa releases the clasp on her purple cape, which the wind promptly takes away, far from the mountain. Purple is the traditional color of royalty; this moment can be seen as her “letting go” of the responsibilities of being a queen.<\/li>\n
11. The color of Elsa\u2019s ice castle changes with her emotions. Blue is happy, red is fear and yellow is anger.
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12. In the scene where Anna becomes frozen, if you look in her eyes<\/a>, you can actually see Elsa\u2019s snowflake.<\/li>\n
13. Elsa\u2019s hair took a long time to develop all because of her braid. The braid contained over 420,000 strands of hair. The average human has around 100,000.<\/li>\n
14. Since the release of the movie, the names Elsa and Anna have become very popular<\/a> name choices for baby girls.<\/li>\n
15. Idina Menzel (Elsa)auditioned for the part of Rapunzel for Disney\u2019s Tangled<\/em>. She was not given the part, however a Disney casting director recorded her audition and thought she would be perfect for the role of Elsa.