Frozen behind the scenes gags

Frozen

In the original script, Grandpa Pebby predicted that Aisha, who possessed magic powers, would become evil, and the king tried to hide her abilities, and Anna was always regarded as a "spare tire" because of her status as the second heir to the throne. The sisters were separated by this, and Aisha became a villain.
During the production process, "Let it Go" unexpectedly changed the fate of "Frozen": Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez originally composed the character theme song "Let it Go" for the "evil" Aisha based on the script. Trying to express her inner world after getting rid of the shackles, but when the demo of the song was sent to the production staff to play, they generally responded that Aisha in the song was not like an evil queen at all, but more like a misunderstood. Girl, the director decided to overthrow the previous script and reshape the image of Aisha based on the emotions expressed in the song.
The Hans, Alex Kostov, Anna, Manchestertheir names together is the Christian Andersen Hans, the fairy tale "Snow Queen" of the original Author Andersen.
Idina Menzel once auditioned for Rapunzel in Disney's last animated film "Rapunzel", but failed. The casting director left a clip of her audition, and two years later, she got the role of Aisha in the film.
Jennifer Lee is not only the first female director to direct a Disney animated feature film in history, but also the first female screenwriter to write an entire Disney movie script after Linda Woolverton in "Beauty and the Beast" in 1991.
Christine Bell has always dreamed of being able to voice Disney animated characters since he watched "The Little Mermaid" and "Aladdin" as a child. At that time, she sang a recording clip of the song "Part of Your World" from "The Little Mermaid", which also became the main reason why Jennifer Lee chose her to play Anna in the film.
In order to make the details more realistic, the production team of the film traveled far to Wyoming, Quebec, Canada, and Norway to collect light, water, rocks, and sound textures in nature. The natural landscape of Norway's ice and snow is very important for creators to find a sense.
Santino Fontana, the voice actor of Prince Hans, auditioned for Flynn, the hero of "Tangled." The casting director remembered him and gave him a second chance when making the film.
The scenes and art designed by Michael Giaimo for the film were largely inspired by the 20th century Disney artists Mary Blighand Eyvind Earle.
Dinis originally planned to name the film "Snow Queen", but the creator believes that the word "Frozen" is more capable of expressing the theme of the film. Contrary to popular speculation, this name is not to match the previous single-word name "Tangled" of "Rapunzel".
Anna sang "For the First Time in Forever" when she walked out of the castle for the first time on the day of coronation, and Princess Le Pei of "Rapunzel" also sang "For like the first time" when she left the tower for the first time. ever." lyrics. The two lyrics are similar in content, passages and meanings expressed.
To commemorate the 90th anniversary of Disney's founding, the retro version of Mickey Mouse's animated short "The Steamship Mighty" appeared in the opening of "Frozen", combining black and white 2D hand-drawn animation with color 3D computer animation. The production team specially extracted the original soundtrack of Mr. Disney 58 years ago and injected it into this short film to commemorate. In addition, the animated character created by Walt DisneyLucky Rabbit Oswald also has a cameo in Frozen.
Princess Le Pei of "Rapunzel" and Felin Reid appeared together in Aisha's coronation ceremony for about 2 seconds.
During the production of the film, Aisha's coronation costume and the queen used the same three-dimensional model, so the two of them are almost the same except for their hair color in the film.
In the film, portraits of the royal family can be seen on the walls of the Arendale Palace, but what is interesting is that the hair color of the king and queen in the painting is exactly the reverse of the film.