"Frozen" Producer Crushes Your Dreams, Says a Sequel Is Not a Priority

Frozen producer Peter Del Vecho has said that it is "too early" to talk about a sequel to the popular Disney film.

He told TVGuide.com that the proposed Broadway production of Frozen is currently the priority.

He said: "Certainly you can't go on the internet without that question coming up. Right now, it's too early for us to talk anything about that.

"What we have talked about is a Broadway show, which is under development. There's no specific timeline for that. Jen [Lee] will be involved in that, Chris [Buck] will be involved.

"It'll get produced from our theatrical unit. That's the next logical step for the project."

A special documentary, The Story of Frozen: Making an Animated Classic, will air on ABC on Tuesday (September 2), and Del Vecho has promised that it will give fans the chance to hear "from the filmmakers themselves".

He promised that the documentary will go into "a little bit more depth" about the making of Frozen, which has broken records worldwide.

Frozen has become the highest grossing animated movie of all time, and was the winner of the Best Animated Feature Award at this year's Oscars.

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"Once Upon a Time" Storylines Will Stay True To "Frozen"

Frozen producer Peter Del Vecho has spoken about the film's characters appearing on Once Upon a Time. The versions of Anna and Elsa that appear in ABC's television series will be "staying true" to their film counterparts, Del Vecho told TV Guide.

"We met with the directors and the writers, not to talk about what they were going to do, but to talk about the characters and who they were - things they do or don't do," he revealed. Del Vecho insisted that any Frozen characters who feature on Once will "remain who they are", even as they are adapted for live-action. "They all have developed personalities, and we don't want [the writers on the show] to create situations that we feel [the characters] wouldn't get into," he said. "It's really about understanding who the characters are and staying true to that."

Frozen characters set to appear in the fantasy series include Anna (Elizabeth Lail), Elsa (Georgina Haig), Kristoff (Scott Michael Foster) and Prince Hans (Tyler Jacob Moore).

Once Upon a Time returns to ABC for its fourth season on September 28.

From Digital Spy.

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