Elsa from Frozen was originally intended to be an evil queen with an army of snow monsters. That's according to the animated film's producer Peter Del Vecho, who says they completely re-wrote the ...

Anna convinces the Snow Queen to use her powers to save the kingdom, which she does. The prophecy, it turns out, wasn’t about Elsa at all, but the two-faced Hans.

The project included everyone from a wild-haired Megara from Hercules to Snow White in a plain brown dress. But up until now, he hadn’t painted Anna or Elsa.

Cut to the ending, and Elsa creates an army of snow monsters to attack Anna and Kristoff. To counter the army, Prince Hans (still two-faced) triggers a huge avalanche, not caring that it will put ...

Elsa went to Anna's cell, basically told her that she didn't believe a thing their dear, old aunt had been telling them and sprung her sister. Because their bond couldn't be broken by The Snow ...

It’s autumn in Arendelle and the leaves are changing colors, but Elsa is still the snow queen. She brings a little snow wherever she goes and that’s reflected in her main Frozen 2 dress.

The Snow Queen's backstory proved that she's been telling the truth all along. After accidentally killing her sister Helga, Elsa and Anna's mother, Gerda, trapped Ingrid inside Rumpel's magical urn.