Iduna's use of Northuldran, the reference to "our forest" and "my people," and, of course, the magenta shawl Anna finds in the secret room, the same one she wears for most of Frozen 2, are all hints to the truth of Iduna's past and heritage.“ For the First Time in Forever” is a song from the animated film Frozen to be sung by Anna (performed by Kristen Bell) and Elsa (performed by Idina Menzel). I can no longer turn my back to the past." Whatever darkness still roams our forest. The scene ends with the sisters reading a few lines from their mother's journal: " Whatever evil my people did. Upon further inspection of the journal, the sister are shocked to discover that their mother spoke Northuldran, a forbidden language. The sisters initially think the room belonged to their father, but Anna recognizes the handwriting in the journal as that of her mother's.
In this room there are tomes about magic and a journal filled with notes. There are even notes on Elsa and her magic. Speaking of Queen Iduna's secret past, in this deleted scene Olaf (Josh Gad) takes Elsa and Anna to a secret room that he discovered. This prologue sets up everything audiences need to know going forward and maintains Queen Iduna's secret past for a little while longer than the alternate version allows. King Agnarr tells the story of how his grandfather, King Reunard, established peaceful relations with the Northuldrans before a conflict broke out, enraging the Elemental Spirits and trapping the Northuldrans in the Enchanted Forest. The prologue the filmmakers decided to stick with was one in which both Iduna and Agnar are adults, voiced by Evan Rachel Wood and Alfred Molina, and Anna and Elsa are still very young. Much of this deleted scene is included in Frozen 2 as moments in time crafted out of Elsa's ice magic, and provide clues to the truth Elsa and Anna seek. Brown), tasked with protecting Agnarr, takes both Iduna and Agnarr to a horse drawn cart that presumably carries them back to Arendelle and to safety. The deleted scene shows Iduna saving a young Agnarr (Jackson Stein), Anna and Elsa's father, from falling down a cliff. In this sequence, it's unclear who started the conflict or why, something that Lee alludes was purposeful since a large part of the film's narrative is driven by Elsa's search for the truth of what happened between Arendelle and Northuldra. She's in the forest frantically searching for her mother amidst a battle between the people of Arendelle and the Northuldra of the Enchanted Forest. This alternate prologue is a flashback of a young Iduna (Delany Rose Stein), long before she was Queen of Arendelle. Lee states that they chose to include this alternate version of the prologue because it inspired many of the story beats that were kept and it set the tone for the rest of the film. Lee, who is also screenwriter of Frozen 2, stated that they were reworking the prologue up until August of the year the film premiered, meaning only three months prior to audiences seeing it in theaters for the first time. Alternate PrologueĪccording to co-directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, they had done many different versions of the film's prologue. The following deleted scenes show the evolution of some of the narrative beats that were kept in the movie, even though the scenes themselves were cut or rewritten.
Related: Frozen 2's Fifth Spirit Twist Has Scary Implications For Elsaįrozen 2 is a magical adventure filled with self discovery, the power of familial bonds, and, of course, music as Elsa and Anna fight to right past wrongs. Believing that this place will uncover the mystery of where got her powers, Elsa, Anna, and company journey there. They have been living peacefully with the gates wide open, but things change when Elsa starts to hear a mysterious voice and sees visions of an Enchanted Forest.
The wildly popular film is now streaming on Disney+ and it's available on Blu-Ray, DVD, and 4K UHD.įrozen II catches up with sisters Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) and Princess Anna (Kristen Bell) of the Kingdom of Arendelle three years after the events of Frozen. The home media release of Frozen 2 includes a plethora of bonus content, including outtakes, a sing-along version of the film, and deleted scenes that were written and story-boarded but ultimately left out of the film's final cut. Here are all the deleted scenes from Disney's Frozen II.
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