The Plot of Frozen 2 Is a Mystery, but at Least We Can Confirm These Cast Members

The Good Place sweetheart Kristen Bell will be reprising her role as Princess Anna of Arendelle, the bubbly younger sister of Elsa, though little is known about what is in store for the red-haired princess in the sequel (besides the fact that she ditches her usual braids).

Broadway legend Idina Menzel will return to voice the icy Queen Elsa of Arendelle, though the biggest question on everyone's minds is: will Elsa be given a female love interest? Considering that the sequel's writer and codirector, Jennifer Lee, mentioned that "tons of conversations about" the Snow Queen's role in the sequel have taken place, we can't help but wonder if the LGBTQ+ undertones in Elsa's 2013 anthem will translate into an actual LGBTQ+ romance.

Mindhunter star Jonathan Groff is reprising his role as Anna's love interest, hunky Sami iceman Kristoff Bjorgman, who will be accompanied by his faithful reindeer companion, Sven.

Actor and comedian Josh Gad will once again voice lovable Olaf, though considering that the movie trailer seems to suggest Frozen 2 takes place in the Fall, we're not sure how well our favourite snowman is going to fair in the warmer temps.

Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood has been confirmed to play a part in the sequel, though producers and stars alike have remained tight-lipped about who her character could be. A new female character was briefly glimpsed standing in the woods in the teaser, which has fans speculating that this is the character Wood is voicing, though who exactly she is (Elsa's new love interest, perhaps?) hasn't been made clear.

Emmy Award-winning This Is Us actor Sterling K. Brown has also been confirmed to join the Frozen 2 cast, though just like Wood, nothing is known about the character he will be voicing.