Jonthan Groff Is the Voice Of Hero In Disney Movie 'Frozen'

For all the Glee fans out there who know Jonathan Groff to play Jesse St. James, the rivaly coach of New Directions will be voicing for the new Disney movie Frozen.

Frozen will be a Disney adaption of Hans Christian Anderesen’s fairy tale classic story The Snow Queen. It will be the 53rd animated feature in the Walt Disney Classic series.

The story Frozen, centers around Anna (Bell), who is placed under an evil spell by her estranged cold-hearted sister, Snow Queen Elsa (Menzel), and Anna’s only way to reverse the spell is to travel through the icy land. She is joined by Kristoff (Groff), his one-antlered reindeer and a snowman.  Anna has to race against the clock, and fight an army of frozen warriors if she ever hopes to melt her frozen heart.

Frozen will also feature voices of Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel and will be directed by Wreck-It Ralph screenwriter Jennifer Lee and Surf’sUp director Chris Buck. Expect this ice cold movie to hit theaters November 2013.

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