Disappointed that the rumored Frozen sequel might not be happening after all? Disney has a piece of good news: Frozen's story will continue on the big screen — and you'll be able to see it in just a few short months.
The company will debut a new Frozen short, titled "Frozen Fever," before its live-action Cinderella adaptation, which hits theaters on March 13. "Frozen Fever" will be set on Anna's birthday, as Elsa, Kristoff, and Olaf attempt to give her "the best celebration ever" — until Elsa's ice powers get in the way. The short will also feature a new song by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the Oscar-winning team behind Frozen's catchy soundtrack.
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