Many fans of “Frozen” are pushing Olaf to become the love interest of Queen Elsa since the snow character embodies true love and selflessness in the first film. But of course, Olaf’s character should be refreshed and modified, and that there should be a twist in his character if he is to become Queen Elsa’s love interest for the sequel.
Given Disney’s penchant for animated melodramatics, the best bet would be the third report about Olaf being the likely love interest of Elsa. After all, she was the one who created him and the writers can surely cook up a back story how Elsa was able to create Olaf and put a spin on a possible love angle from there.
With the resounding success of “Frozen” late in 2013 which eventually became the most successful animated film in history, any attempt to make a sequel out of it will surely be under extreme pressure to either match its level or better yet, surpass it.
But Disney Pictures knows that is easier said than done. It has attempted the same feat with some of its most successful animated films like “Fantasia,” “Rescuers Down Under,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Alladin,” among many others but it turns out that the sequels were just good enough for home videos and not for theatrical release.
Apparently, Disney is taking its sweet time not to rush the film because they would not want to make a half-baked sequel at all, committing instead to make “Frozen 2” truly amazing.