Disney just revealed a new next-generation robotics entertainment figure of Olaf from Frozen that looks almost perfectly screen accurate. When I first saw the footage, I did a double take thinking ...
WASHINGTON — Disney is known both for its lifelike animatronics and for the costumed characters roaming the company's theme parks. Their newest invention merges both, using everybody's favorite ...
Olaf is back, just in time for winter - this time in a new series of shorts coming to Disney+ in November. In "Olaf Presents," Olaf will recount five classic Disney animated stories - "The Little ...
Disneyland Paris introduced a new Olaf animatronic this week, and online reactions arrived almost instantly. The reveal featured Bruce Vaughn, President and Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney ...
Disney's “Frozen” has returned to the Denver Center for three weeks after making its pre-Broadway debut there in 2017. The touring production’s cast includes one member with an unusual connection to ...
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Frozen Ever After closes for a big update in Disney World
Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff are finally getting a massive makeover (and frankly, we’ve been ...
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Turning Ollie into Olaf from Frozen | Hilarious makeup transformation ft. Ssin & Korean Englishman
Watch as Ollie undergoes a hilarious and creative Olaf transformation, guided by Ssin, a talented makeup artist, and Josh, ...
Olaf, a main character in Disney’s highest-grossing animated film “Frozen” that was released in 2013. COURTESY OF ANNA FOX/ FLICKR Of the future artists, designers and dancers that arise from Boston ...
The stars of Disney’s animated hits “Frozen” and “Encanto” are jumping from the screen and sliding onto an ice rink when “Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto” in San Diego next week. “Right out ...
The Imagineering team designed Olaf to move like his cinematic counterpart, and every motion referenced the animated original. According to Disney Parks Blog, “From the way he moves to the way he ...
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