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* ''Frozen'' is an animated film produced by [[Disney]] and released in 2013, which was based heavily on the [[Hans Christian Andersen]] story ''The Snow Queen''.
* ''Frozen'' is an animated film produced by [[Disney]] and released in 2013, which was based heavily on the [[Hans Christian Andersen]] story ''The Snow Queen''.
* The audio index file played in ''[[Citation Needed (short story)|Citation Needed]]'' appears to be an altered iteration of the lyrics to the film's main song, "{{wi|Let It Go (Disney song)|Let It Go}}".
* The audio index file played in ''[[Citation Needed (short story)|Citation Needed]]'' appears to be an altered iteration of the lyrics to the film's main song, "{{wi|Let It Go (Disney song)|Let It Go}}".
* [[Lisa Stokke]] voiced Queen Elsa in the [[Norwegian language]] dub of ''Frozen''.
* [[Lisa Stokke]] voiced Queen Elsa in the film’s [[Norwegian language]] dub.
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[[Category:Films from the real world]]
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[[Category:Disney films]]

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Frozen (film)
You may be looking for the song.

Frozen was a cartoon film that the Doctor had seen exactly 387 times by their eleventh incarnation (PROSE: Citation Needed), involving an "eternal winter". (TV: Empress of Mars) Missy told the Saxon Master she recently watched Frozen with the Doctor and the Master asked if it was a form of torture. (PROSE: Alit in Underland)

Encyclopedia Gallifreya once possessed an audio index file pertaining to the film that was later deleted. The file contained the words:

Let us go, let us go; Through acid seas and snow; Let us go, let us go; To serve brains of Morpho; I don't care what Yartek will say; Let the Keys be found; The Voord never bothered me anyway.

(PROSE: Citation Needed)

Behind the scenes