Frozen III

[The Disneynerd]

The synopsis already says Anna and Kristoff get married before the rest of the story unfolds.

Yeah i guess i already read the quote with the wedding taking place , but sometimes a "Wedding" is not the same thing as a "marriage". A Wedding doesnt just consist from the "I do" section, i assume there might be a long wedding day playing before that. There are Literally countless movies with the infamous last minute reconsideration thing on the aisle, I just know theres gonna be an Interruption and the Wedding is put on ice. Pun intended. The Wedding dolls are definetly gonna be made for 3 but we will see how long it will take them to say "i do". Aladdin 3 reloaded.

What i think is interesting is that they would be kinda recycling this idea with the earlier Frozen draft with Annas wedding getting Interrupted as Evil Elsa and her Snowmen were kidnapping her. I think either Hans and his solider are invading Arendelle for revenge or something mysthical happens with Elsa again like in 2, Anna is worried about her as always and Interrupts it herself to find peace before the wedding or smth idk

I agree it would be really neat to see a Disney movie where a wedding was part of Act I, not the culminating event.

I will take anything. A married couple from the beginning. Parents as protagonists, ANYTHING aside from the worn out insecure teen formula we have to deal with for years. Zootopia Was a great step (but again, animals) and the movies has also be good so Strange World doesn't count.
I always have to think of that Grimm Tale The Fisherman and his wife, its like Aladdin but with midlife crises and more greed thrown in which would be interesting to see from WDAS. Maybe im taking that to heart because im not a teen myself anymore since a few months but meh. Aging happens i guess.
The last time (or only time) we got protagonists as a married couple in Act 1 was with 101 Dalmatians almost 100 years ago and it was quite charming to see how their bonded life played out.

[Farerb]

‘Frozen 3’: Kristen Bell Has Seen Script, Says Cast Begins Production ‘Soon’
https://variety.com/2025/film/columns/k ... 236555198/

[Sotiris]

Marc Smith is no longer the co-director on the film. Trent Correy is. I still don't understand why Chris Buck isn't co-directing this one.

“Frozen 3” is set for release over Thanksgiving 2027, with Lee — co-director and co-writer of the first two films — returning to direct alongside Trent Correy, who co-wrote and co-directed Disney’s well-received 2023 short film “Once Upon a Studio,” a separate individual with knowledge told TheWrap. Producer Peter Del Vecho, who has been with the franchise since the original film, is also returning, as are the songwriting duo of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the individual said.

Source: https://www.thewrap.com/frozen-3-4-kris ... -salaries/

[Disney's Divinity]

Too bad it isn't next year, at least Wicked: For Good is a decent musical this year to tide me over. But I guess where they're making a cliffhanger-type of ending here with a follow-up the next year Spider-verse/Wicked-style, it's probably best to build up the wait now.

I read something about the main actors getting around 60 million on top of bonuses depending how the films perform (my guess is close to a billion each, who really knows though). Very happy for them!

[Sotiris]

Disney Megadeal: Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, Idina Menzel Score $60 Million Packages for ‘Frozen’ 3 and 4
https://www.thewrap.com/frozen-3-4-kris ... -salaries/

‘Frozen’ Actors’ $60 Million Payday Isn’t That Crazy. How A-List Animation Salaries Skyrocketed
https://www.thewrap.com/animation-voice ... gad-deals/

[The Disneynerd]

Marc Smith is no longer the co-director on the film. Trent Correy is. I still don't understand why Chris Buck isn't co-directing this one.

Dissapointing and a mess. Especially since Smith was the one pitching and basically birthing the whole idea of the 3rd/4th installment. Not that excited either for Someone who created the fanservice short to direct this one... atleast they still have over 2 years left to get this right.. baby!

[Disney's Divinity]

I don't think it's crazy or unreasonable at all for them to get paid that much. Those three are critical to the franchise and the company will likely make anywhere up to 2.5 billion off 3 and 4 combined, not to mention how many continued millions in merchandise and soundtrack sales that'll be strengthened by two more entries in the franchise. I wonder how much their bonuses that are dependent on the film performances amount to--60 million feels like chump change compared to what Disney'll rake in.