Get ready to let it go all over again—because Frozen 3 is officially happening, and Kristen Bell has already seen the script! But here’s where it gets exciting: while the cast is gearing up to start production soon, Bell is keeping tight-lipped about the details. “I’m under lock and key,” she teased, leaving fans wondering what magical adventures await Anna and Elsa this time. And this is the part most people miss: Disney’s meticulous creative process. According to Bell, the script goes through “a thousand filters” to ensure every detail is perfect. “That’s why the movies play so well,” she explained. “They hit every single mark because nothing has been missed.”
Set for a 2027 release, Frozen 3 has already given us a glimpse of what’s to come. Visual development art unveiled in August 2024 shows Elsa riding a white horse and Anna on a brown stag, sparking endless fan theories. But here’s the controversial question: Will the third installment live up to the magic of the first two films, or is Disney risking over-saturation of the franchise? Let’s not forget, the original Frozen (2013) and its sequel (2019) were massive hits, thanks to their unforgettable songs, stunning animation, and the powerhouse voice cast led by Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, and Josh Gad.
I caught up with Bell at the Season 2 premiere of Nobody Wants This in Hollywood, where she spilled a few beans about her other projects. While her co-star Adam Brody’s wife, Leighton Meester, makes a guest appearance in the new season, Bell doubts her husband, Dax Shepard, will ever join her on screen. “He’s so happy and content with his podcasting career,” she said, referring to Armchair Expert. But here’s a fun twist: Nobody Wants This is about two sisters who co-host a podcast, blending acting with the world of audio storytelling. Is this a subtle nod to Bell’s real-life connection to podcasting, or just a coincidence?
Adam Brody described the new season in three words: “Sht gets real.” And his dream guest star? None other than Barbra Streisand playing herself. *Nobody Wants This Season 2 drops on Netflix on October 23, but the real question is: Will it capture the same magic as Frozen? Sound off in the comments—are you Team Frozen 3 or Team Nobody Wants This? Or do you think Disney should let the franchise rest on its icy laurels?
