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It’s time to start the rumour mill since today is going to become a busy one. Elsa will eventually have a lover in Frozen 3 after a years-long fight for more LGBTQ+ inclusiveness in Disney animation, as per sources.

We Have This Covered claims that now the studio has been planning the next part of the billion-dollar picture franchise, despite the fact that Frozen 2 is only a few weeks away from release (which includes a hit Broadway musical). According to the entertainment website, “Disney has the capability to give Elsa a woman love interest” in Frozen 3 insiders.

“The goal seems to be for Elsa to provide a girlfriend inside the threequel, revealing her sexuality in the process,” the outlet adds.

We Got This Covered adds, “They did initially intend to do this in the second picture, but it was eventually deemed that it was too soon.” “According to our source, the fear was that if they offered her a girlfriend in Frozen 2, certain nations might prohibit the film.”

That information comes with some big caveats: despite spending six years developing a sequel to Frozen, Disney has failed to schedule Frozen 3, which means that this claim (if accurate) may not be verified until 2025. Meanwhile, producer Peter Del Vecho informs the Radio Times that “no conversations” have taken place about shooting the third film or without a lesbian Elsa.

He told the British magazine, “We didn’t realise there will be a Frozen 2 while we produced Frozen, and we definitely haven’t planned beyond Frozen 2.” “It was vital to us to make a sequel that felt connected to the original film while still being standalone.” That was our approach to the first film. I’m at a loss for words.”

“We haven’t even finished this movie yet,” he said, “so the prospect of having to start all over again sounds frightening to me.”

It’s not the first occasion that rumours have circulated that the princess of Arendelle will eventually marry a lady boo. Frozen 2 director Jennifer Lee unintentionally stoked the rumour flames by expressing her support for talks regarding LGBTQ+ inclusion in Disney films after “Let It Go” became an unintentional come out anthem. As a result, several fans assumed Elsa might be gay in Frozen 2.

“As for me… Elsa tells me where she has to go every day, and she’ll keep telling us,” Lee told HuffPost in a 2018 interview. “I always write from the perspective of the character, and Elsa tells me where she is and what she’s up to every day. We’ll see where this leads.”

However, Elsa will not have a girlfriend in Frozen 2, as previously revealed by Out. And until Disney verifies the new claim, the inclusion of LGBTQ+ characters in a potential Frozen 3 remains a pipe dream.

And let’s hope Disney ultimately joins the campaign to allow Elsa to be out, proud, and in love.

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Lovers of the “Frozen” franchise have already been wondering about just the potential of “Frozen 3” since the premiere of “Frozen II,” despite the fact that it has yet to be formally confirmed. The sequel picked in which the first film, “Frozen,” left off in 2013. Although Elsa sought information about the source of her ice abilities, Anna, Kristoff, and the beloved snowman Olaf attempted to undo a dreadful curse that had been imposed on the Northuldra clan. “Frozen II” grossed over a billion dollars at the box office after its November 2019 release, making it one of only a few Disney films to accomplish so.

But since, viewers have had only a sample of Arendelle in the form of a short movie called “Once Upon a Snowman,” which will be published on Disney+ in late 2020. But, as any real Disney fan would say you, a whiff would be enough to pique your interest. Fans of “Frozen” want more than just a taste of their favourite sweet, cold folktale. With really no official word on the status of “Frozen III,” here’s everything we know yet about the next episode in Anna and Elsa’s storey.

It’s unknown what release date Disney has in mind for “Frozen 3” because no official announcement has been made. We are aware that animated projects take a long time to complete. There’s a reason why animated films are announced several years in advance and animated TV programmes like “Bob’s Burgers” and “The Simpsons” get renewed for multiple seasons by their broadcast networks (via The Wrap). Years of animation rigging, narration recording, and meticulous effects editing have gone into this project. It might take months (or even years) to perfect all of that effort.

Despite the fact that a Disney version of “Frozen” has been in development since the late 1930s, the final version that viewers saw in cinemas in 2013 was only formally revealed in 2011. (via The Hollywood Reporter). According to Variety, “Frozen II” was approved in 2015 and will be published in 2019. The multi-year production timetables for these two films have served to establish expectations for “Frozen III’s” development and release date.

If “Frozen III” is approved in 2021, we may expect a two-year production time at the very least, but it may take longer. This means we won’t see “Frozen III” in cinemas until 2023, but a threequel is far more likely to arrive beyond that date. This will allow Disney more time to market its other films, such as the beautifully animated storey “Encanto,” which will be released in November, as well as the Disney/Pixar feature “Turning Red,” which will be released in early 2022.

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