The Lion Kingand Frozen are both beloved Disney movies with devoted fans. From James Earl Jones' captivating performance as Mufasa toFrozen's spectacular musical sequences, both movies have provided meaningful moments that become cherished memories. The timeless themes of growing up and learning how to become your person, combined with the music and lovable casts of characters have made Frozen and The Lion King standout entries in Disney's catalog. 5ka42

A live-action remake of one of Disney's most popular movies, Frozen, could easily outgross the live-action adaptation of The Lion King—and given Frozen's success, it should not be long before a live-action adaptation is in development. Disney has released several live-action remakes of classic animated movies. Beginning with 101 Dalmatians in 1996, Disney's live-action adaptation library has expanded to dozens of films. There are also several live-action Disney animated remakes, including Snow White, Moana, and Lilo & Stitch.

Frozen’s Anna is unlike most princesses in Disney’s animated movies, but, surprisingly, she shares a record with a beloved 30-year-old princess. The official group of Disney Princesses is an elite one, and the requirements to become one haven’t been specified, but not every Disney animated Princess can be one. Still, the Princesses in Disney animated movies follow a specific formula that has proven to be quite successful, and even though Frozen’s Anna and Elsa aren’t official Disney Princesses, they check most of the boxes.

Among the most devastating plot twists in movie history, betrayals probably rank highest in of shock, leaving the viewer stunned and heartbroken. These moments often redefine the narrative, presenting perhaps once beloved characters at their lowest as they betray the trust of their friends and the viewer as well. Whether it’s a trusted companion turning into a foe or an already sinister character revealing their worst facade, betrayals have a unique ability to grip audiences and leave lasting impressions.

Frozen's Elsa comes to life in a new cosplay, which recreates her ice powers. Released in 2013 and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, the Disney animated adventure film follows Princess Anna (Kristen Bell) as she embarks on a mission to recover her sister, Elsa (Idina Menzel), whose ice powers have plunged the kingdom of Arendelle into an eternal winter. The film was a major hit and was followed by the even more successful Frozen 2, and both Anna and Elsa are now set to return once more in the announced Frozen 3.

Screen Rant looks at four actors, who could perfectly play Elsa in a live-action Frozen remake.Who’s your pick?

Frozen star Kristen Bell revisits scenes from the 2013 Disney animated film and confirms a dirty joke slipped into the musical’s opening song. In a winter wonderland kingdom, Bell voiced the Frozen character Anna, the princess of Arendelle, who sets out on a journey to find her estranged sister, Elsa (Idina Menzel), after she traps the land in an eternal winter. At the film's beginning, the castle prepares to host its first event in years, and Anna, ecstatic to meet new faces and even a potential male suitor, sings the opening to “For the First Time in Forever," where Bell reveals they slipped the dirty joke.

Kristen Bell recently revealed her choice of who should portray Anna in Disney's live-action adaptation of Frozen, yet this casting can only happen if the movie is developed sooner rather than later. In 2013, Frozen quickly rose to the top of the ranks as one of Disney's most popular and beloved animated films. A sequel was immediately put into development with both Frozen 3 and 4 on the way. However, it is the live-action Frozenthat is most exciting for viewers. Now the original voice of Anna, Bell, has officially given her pick of who should play her.

Frozen star Kristen Bell shares her top choice for a potential live-action Anna. Released in 2013, Frozen follows Bell's Anna as she partners with Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and a talking snowman named Olaf (Josh Gad) to find her magical missing sister, Elsa (Idina Menzel), after Elsa accidentally uses her powers to trap the kingdom of Arendelle in a permanent winter. The animated film was a massive success, and a sequel was released in 2019, with Frozen 3 confirmed to be on the way.

Anya Taylor-Joy wants to play Elsa in a live-action remake of Frozen for Disney, and it would easily make up for the box office bomb she starred in this year. Disney has been slowly working its way through its entire catalogue, turning all of its animated classics into modern live-action blockbusters. It started out with Cinderella and The Jungle Book, then the billion-dollar success of their remakes of Aladdin and The Lion King encouraged the studio to go all-in on these live-action redos.