OUAT casts more "Frozen" characters

It looks like Storybrooke is in for a chilly season this fall when it returns. As reported by EW today, the fairytale crew has grown by two. Kristoff and Anna will resume their romance that began in the film with Scott Michael Foster and Elizabeth Lail bringing them to life. They look positively adorable so it should be a fun addition for all the Once Upon A Time fans. I'm hoping that Sven makes an appearance - just loved that moose! Still no word on the casting for Elsa, which makes me wonder who the gorgeous Ice Queen was in the promo.

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7 People Who Loved Frozen So Much They Made the Costumes

It’s no secret that Disney’s Frozen is a hit: In the months since its initial November release, the princess flick has earned nearly $100 million worldwide — not to mention a whole lot of priceless goodwill in the hearts of its legions of fans. Some of those fans were so devoted that they even made costumes to show how much they care: Here, some of Frozen‘s most dedicated fans and cosplayers share what drew them to the story of Nordic royals Elsa and Anna. From songs you can hum to characters you can relate to, and from sibling bonds to sparkly gowns, it turns out that there are plenty of reasons to get infatuated with Frozen.

Dreams Do Come True! Disney Confirms Broadway Plans for Hit Movie Frozen

File this under best news ever: Walt Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger knows the entire world has (rightfully!) fallen in love with the studio's Golden Globe-winning feature Frozen, so what does he want to do next? Take it to Broadway, of course! According to Fortune magazine, the hit animated film will follow in the huge footprints of The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and Aladdin, and head on over to the Great White Way. Disney Theatrical Productions also confirmed that Frozen is in early development for the stage.

Box Office: 'Catching Fire,' 'Frozen' Making Thanksgiving History

UPDATED: The pair of films will each rake in more money than any previous holiday title, not accounting for inflation; Spike Lee's "Oldboy" bombing.

Disney's family film Frozen and Lionsgate's The Hunger Games: Catching Fire are making history at the Thanksgiving box office, where they are set to gross as much as $90 million and $100 million, respectively, for the Wednesday-Sunday stretch.