That artwork features Anna and Elsa standing back-to-back in a foggy and gloomy forest, with the sisters both looking ready to take on whatever’s coming their way. As fans know, the first film ...

Evan Rachel Wood felt she nailed her audition for Frozen 2 for one special reason — she received a standing ovation! The actress stars as Queen Iduna, Anna and Elsa’s mother, in the upcoming ...

Yep, it's official – Frozen's Elsa and Anna aren't officially part of the ... the new Disney movies coming out in 2025 and beyond "Standing in line in the arena, I was surrounded by little ...

When she's angry, Buck says "she blasts that tree limb away from Anna." When Gale interacts ... it really hit us: 'What would Elsa feel standing here?' " Lee says. They wondered: How would the ...

She’s also seen at the bottom, standing on a mountain of ice and ... the studio brought a photo station with Elsa and Anna to Essence Fest. The movie was a big part of August’s D23 fan convention.

A new “Frozen” zippered art kit featuring Anna and Elsa is now available at the Norway Pavilion in EPCOT. Frozen Zippered Art ...

The trailers hinted at a deeper, richer, perhaps darker story, as Elsa and Anna (voiced again by Idina ... what is the challenge in front of them, who is standing there? All of that was not ...

standing perplexed on a balcony and Kristoff racing through a forest on his reindeer Sven, with a herd of other reindeer. Anna climbs and jumps in a dark and misty place and Elsa and Olaf seem to ...

I turn, already knowing whom I'll find standing tall behind me ... And if I don't . . . Elsa. My sweet Elsa . . . My dear Anna . . . Agnarr gives me a pointed look. I sigh, untangling my hands ...

A dramatically rejiggered adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s dark fairy tale “The Snow Queen,” the show centers on princesses Elsa and Anna in the kingdom of Arendelle. The duo are ...

Anna and Elsa’s parents perished in a shipwreck early ... I whirled around to see the girls standing behind me. “Yes, my darlings?” I asked, trying to hide my impatience.