Fans of Disney's chart-topping animated film are in for a treat as "Frozen" star Idina Menzel announces that a feature-length sequel of the movie is "in the works."
"Frozen" is an animated film about two sisters' musical adventure toward reconciliation after the elder sister, Elsa, shuts her little sister Anna out to protect her from her icy powers while finding the meaning of true love along the way.
Nearly a year after its release, Disney's "Frozen," which was dubbed as the highest-grossing movie of all time, had fans clinging to its plot and asking for more with rumors about a sequel and a stage musical arising.
Menzel, the voice behind Elsa in the film who sang its chart-topping soundtrack "Let it Go," revealed in an interview with Telegraph that she is expecting to be invited to voice Elsa once again for an on-screen project, stating that "they're all in the works" and that she is "just going along for the ride."
During the interview, Menzel also expressed her astonishment at how people, especially young girls, still approach her and even ask her for tips about singing the hit soundtrack.
"I guess my advice is that everyone who likes to sing it should sing it loud and proud and karaoke it out, sing it in the shower, sing it in the car and don't worry about hitting the high notes," she said.
Meanwhile, an announcement from Disney released in September stated that a short sequel to "Frozen" will be released in theaters in 2015 entitled "Frozen Fever," which will revolve around Anna's birthday celebration.
Some of the characters from "Frozen" are now also featured in ABC's TV series "Once Upon a Time."