Looking back on her iconic Disney song, Frozen star Idina Menzel admits there's a change she made to 'Let It Go' that she now looks back on with some regret: 'I asked them, 'Let’s take it up a half-step and see'...'
Frozen star Idina Menzel admits there's one change she made to "Let It Go" that she almost regrets now. In 2013, Tony winner Menzel made Disney history when she voiced Queen Elsa in Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee's Frozen. The movie itself was a surprise hit, raking in over $1.2 billion worldwide and winning two Academy Awards.
While speaking with CNN, Menzel explains that, after first recording the song, she asked for a change: To make her vocals higher. While she stands by that choice, there is a part of the actor that regrets it now. Menzel says:
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