Official Premiere Release Date: November 19, 2013
Official General Release Date: November 27, 2013
Copyright: Disney Enterprises, Inc. © 2013
Distributed by: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested ~ Some Material May Not Be Suitable For Children) for Some Action and Mild Rude Humor
Length: 102 Minutes

[table caption=”Cast and Characters” colalign=”center|right|left|center|left”] [attr sort=”false”]|Cast|Character/Performance|[attr sort=”false”]|Notes[attr sort=”false”]

|Ava Acres|additional voice||
|Stephen John Anderson|Kai||
|Stephen Apostolina|additional voice||
|Annaleigh Ashford|additional voice||
|Kirk Baily|additional voice||
|Kristen Bell|Anna||grown
|Eva Bella|Elsa||young
|Jenica Bergere|additional voice||
|Dave Boat|additional voice||
|Paul Briggs|additional voice||
|Tyree Brown|additional voice||
|Woody Buck|additional voice||
|Cantus|‘Vuelie’||
|Cantus|‘Vuelie (Reprise)’||
|June Christopher|additional voice||
|Lewis Cleale|additional voice||
|Jesse Corti|Spanish Dignitary||
|Wendy Cutler|additional voice||
|Terri Douglas|additional voice||
|Santino Fontana|Hans||
|Eddie Frierson|additional voice||
|Josh Gad|Olaf||
|Spencer Ganus|Elsa||teen
|Tucker Gilmore|Irish Dignitary||
|Jean Gilpin|additional voice||
|Jackie Gonneau|additional voice||
|Jonathan Groff|Kristoff||
|Nicholas Guest|additional voice||
|Christine Hals|featured score vocalist||
|Ciarán Hinds|Pabbie||credited as ‘Pabbie/Grandpa‘
|Bridget Hoffman|additional voice||
|Nick Jameson|additional voice||
|Daniel Kaz|additional voice||
|Maurice LaMarche|King||
|John Lavelle|additional voice||
|Jennifer Lee|additional voice||
|Pat Lentz|additional voice||
|Annie Lopez|additional voice||
|Katie Lopez|Anna||young, singing; credited as ‘Do You Want To Build A Snowman’ performer
|Demi Lovato|‘Let It Go (Demi Lovato Version)’||
|Katie Lowes|additional voice||
|Jeffrey Marcus|German Dignitary||
|Mona Marshall|additional voice||
|Edie McClurg|Gerda||
|Dara McGarry|additional voice||
|Scott Menville|additional voice||
|Idina Menzel|Elsa||grown
|Agatha Lee Monn|Anna||teen, singing; credited as ‘Do You Want To Build A Snowman’ performer
|Adam Overett|additional voice||
|Paul Pape|additional voice||
|Courtney Peldon|additional voice||
|Jennifer Perry|additional voice||
|Raymond S. Persi|additional voice||
|Robert Pine|Bishop||
|Jean-Michel Richaud|additional voice||
|Lynwood Robinson|additional voice||
|Carter Sand|additional voice||
|Jadon Sand|additional voice||
|Katie Silverman|additional voice||
|Livvy Stubenrauch|Anna||young, speaking
|Pepper Sweeney|additional voice||
|Fred Tatasciore|additional voice||
|Alan Tudyk|Duke||
|Chris Williams|Oaken||
|Maia Wilson|Bulda||
||’Flynn Rider’/Eugene FitzHerbert||Cameo
||Marshmallow||
||Rapunzel||Cameo
||Sven||

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Music
Original Songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
Original Score Composed by Christophe Beck
Songs Conducted by Stephen Oremus
Score Conducted by Tim Davies

[table caption=”Songs”] Song|Composer/ Lyricist|Performers|Notes

Do You Want To Build A Snowman?||Kristen Bell as Anna (grown), Katie Lopez as Anna (young), Agatha Lee Monn as Anna (teen)|
Fixer Upper||Maia Wilson as Bulda, and Cast
For The First Time In Forever||Kristen Bell as Anna, Idina Menzel as Elsa|
For The First Time In Forever (Reprise)||Kristen Bell as Anna, Idina Menzel as Elsa|
Frozen Heart||Cast|
In Summer||Josh Gad as Olaf|
Let It Go||Idina Menzel as Elsa|
Let It Go (Demi Lovato Version)||Demi Lovato|
Love Is An Open Door||Kristen Bell as Anna, Santino Fontana as Hans|
Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People||Jonathan Groff as Kristoff|
Vuelie|Written by Frode Fjellheim and Christophe Beck|Cantus, conducted by Tove Ramlo-Ystad|
Vuelie (Reprise)|Written by Frode Fjellheim and Christophe Beck|Cantus, conducted by Tove Ramlo-Ystad|
||Featured Score Vocalist Christine Hals|

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[table caption=”Awards”] Award|Year|Winner/ Nominee|Category|Recipient|Notes

Academy Awards|2013 (86th)|Winner|Animated Feature Film|Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee, and Peter Del Vecho|
Academy Awards|2013 (86th)|Winner|Music (Original Song)|Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez|for music and lyric of ‘Let It Go’
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Winner|Best Animated Feature|Walt Disney Animated Studios|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Nominee|Outstanding Achievement in Character Animation In A Feature Production|Tony Smeed|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Nominee|Outstanding Achievement in Character Design In An Animated Feature Production|Bill Schwab|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Winner|Outstanding Achievement in Directing In An Animated Feature Production|Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Winner|Outstanding Achievement in Music In An Animated Feature Production|Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, & Christophe Beck|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Winner|Outstanding Achievement in Production Design In An Animated Feature Production|Michael Giaimo, Lisa Keene, & David Womersley|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Nominee|Outstanding Achievement In Storyboarding In An Animated Feature Production|John Ripa|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Winner|Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting In An Animated Feature Production|Josh Gad|as the voice of Olaf
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Nominee|Outstanding Achievement in Writing In An Animated Feature Production|Jennifer Lee|
Annie Awards|2013 (41st)|Nominee|Outstanding Achievement in Editorial In An Animated Feature Production|Jeff Draheim|
Grammy Awards|2014 (57th)|Winner|Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media|Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Tom MacDougall & Chris Montan, compilation producers; David Coucher, engineer/mixer|Frozen
Grammy Awards|2014 (57th)|Winner|Best Song Written For Visual Media|Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez, songwriters|’Let it Go’
Grammy Awards|2014 (57th)|Nominee|Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media|Christophe Beck, composer|Frozen

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