Josh Gad has revealed that plans to kill off his character in the second Frozen movie were put on ice when it proved to be too much for younger viewers. The former Book Of Mormon star voices the ...

Six years after the release of Frozen 2, Olaf voice actor Josh Gad explains why audiences won’t be getting the announced ...

The "Frozen" star, who voiced the snowman Olaf in the hit Disney movie, confessed he lost 40 pounds on the "miracle drug," GLP-1. "I’m on a GLP-1 … this is the first time I’ve opened up ...

How to chase a storm: The cast and creators of Frozen 2 on making powerful art ... the magic is fading," Gad intones in his innocent Olaf voice in the scene, which depicts delicate snowflakes ...

If you've seen Frozen 2, then you'll know the unthinkable ... were doing something that was going to pack a serious punch," Olaf voice actor Josh Gad wrote in his memoir In Gad We Trust, via ...

I gotta be honest with you: I barely remember anything that transpired in Frozen 2 even though I really enjoyed the original. I do remember Olaf temporarily dying and the scene being very sad though.

Josh spoke about Frozen 3 while appearing on an episode of The Spotlight with Jessica Shaw podcast on SiriusXM. Josh has voiced the magical talking snowman, Olaf, in the hit animated films.

This little exchange between Kristoff and Anna may not be the showiest in “Frozen ... are in good voice, led by Menzel’s majestic Elsa and Kristen Bell’s spunky Anna. Olaf the snowman ...

he’s still asked by other celebrities to do his Olaf voice — even over a decade after the first film’s release in 2013. Referring to the early development process of Frozen, Josh told ET ...

The former Book Of Mormon star voices the snowman Olaf in both Frozen films, the second of which initially featured a sequence in which the character began “to flurry away”, before being ...

You can thank Josh Gad for sparing a generation of children deep emotional scars. In his new memoir In Gad We Trust, released Jan. 14, the actor says his character Olaf's death in the original ...