'Frozen 2' Release Date, Spoilers: 2019 Sequel Isn't the Only Thing Fans Can Expect from the Franchise

Fans of the Disney retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen's “The Snow Queen” will be glad to know that the production for “Frozen 2” looks to be ready to go full steam ahead. While current production status of the film has yet to be at the stage where trailers or other teasers about “Frozen 2's” story can be revealed, the future is looking bright for “Frozen” based on the information that has already been made public.

“Frozen's” original cast has already confirmed their involvement in the project, with Kristen Bell, who plays Princess Anna, posting hilarious tweets of excitement on her personal Twitter account back in 2015.

Josh Gad, who voices the snowman Olaf, confirmed his own involvement, posting on his own Instagram account about his excitement for the animated film's sequel.

Aside from the heroes of the first movie, fans can already start speculating about who or what to expect about “Frozen 2's” villains. “Westworld's” Evan Rachel Wood and “This is Us's” Sterling K. Brown have already been reported to be in talks with the people behind Disney's “Frozen 2” to join the cast. While both Wood and Brown have yet to confirm which characterst they are being cast for, fans can expect them to be potential villains for the sequel considering that most of “Frozen's” protagonists will be already onboard for “Frozen 2.”

Fans who just can't get enough of Anna and Elsa can catch the Broadway musical based on the movie. Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions, “Frozen: The Broadway Musical's” first show premiered last March and is currently set to run until February 2019. Fans can purchase their tickets online from the show's website. For those who will be unable to book Broadway tickets for the musical, the “Frozen: Broadway Musical” will tour nationally by fall of 2019 – starting just a bit before “Frozen 2” hits theaters.

For those fans looking for an exact date for the anticipated Disney animation, “Frozen 2” has been confirmed to be in theaters by Nov. 27, 2019.