This is without a doubt THE greatest success of Disney these last years ! The cartoon Snow Queen, got out in 2013 at the cinema exploded all counters and broke all records. Indeed, in a few months, the firm’s 128th animated feature film has become a true classic. An opus so cult that all children (and grown-ups!) Around the world know the words of the heady song by heart “Let It Go“. An unprecedented success that has left such an impression thata very different live action Snow Queen is already in preparation at Disney.
Impossible to miss the snowy madness of Snow Queen ! The film also takes a large part of its success thanks to its countless songs that punctuate the entire film, embellishing the latter with a hint of magic. Besides the unforgettable “Let It Go“who stays in mind, we can also mention the memorable”I would like a snowman“the jazzy”In summer“and training him”Love is a Gift“. Anthology songs composed by the couple of composers Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. Musical enthusiasts who knew how to bring that little bit more that you only see on Broadway, their main playground. Yet despite the worldwide success of the soundtrack Snow Queen, they said they are still ashamed of a detail in the film today.
“In the first film, we failed to write a song for Kristoff, and it will be our great shame that we will take it with us for the rest of our lives“ they said. Before adding: “But we tried to do things with Frozen 2 by giving Kristoff an epic song. ” A criticism that surprised the main interested party, actor Jonathan Groff. And for good reason, the interpreter of Kristoff then wanted to correct the words of the composers by recalling his (short) musical performance in the first opus: “Many people came to me to tell me that they were surprised that I did not have a song in the first film. But I always thought that” Le Chant du Renne “was a real song and I was very proud of it!“This short musical aside of just 45 seconds is therefore not to be taken lightly according to the actor. Message received! Also find out why Disney doesn’t tidy Elsa and Anna’s Snow Queen to the rank of princesses.
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