in the cut that everyone saw. It wasn't always like that. "In the first version, Olaf himself was scared and confused by what was happening... We had made our intended audience (children ...

Olaf's death in Frozen II is arguably the saddest moment in the franchise. But, according to Josh Gad, who voiced the lovable ...

Olaf himself was scared and confused by what was happening." Though Gad calls the original scene "truly stunning," he postulates that "in its commitment to the brutality of Olaf's naïveté about ...

Apparently, making matters even worse was the fact that, in the original scene, Olaf himself “was scared and confused by what was happening”. “In its commitment to the brutality of Olaf’s ...

So, eventually, Lee "fought to do an altered version in which Olaf isn't scared, but instead is at peace and comforts Anna before he leaves," Gad explained. "It was one of the lightbulb moments ...

Apparently, making matters even worse was the fact that, in the original scene, Olaf himself “was scared and confused by what was happening”. “In its commitment to the brutality of Olaf’s naïveté ...