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'Frozen' Secrets Including the Actress First Cast as Elsa, Who Read for Anna & More

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We just learned so much about Disney’s classic movie Frozen! Believe it or not, the original blockbuster premiered in theaters more than 10 years ago.

In honor of the special anniversary, Vanity Fair got the film’s stars including Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad and Jonathan Groff together to look back on the start of the successful franchise.

The feature revealed a lot about how the final movie we know and love differed from the original that Disney set out to create.

It featured different actresses reading for Elsa and Anna (the characters played by Idina and Kristen) and a very different plot.

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