Olaf
Frozen (2013)
Abkhaz (2018) : ?
Albanian (2014) : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking & singing)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing) + Marcelo Sader [final high note of "In Summer"]
Bulgarian : Petar Bonev / Петър Бонев (speaking) & Teodor Koychinov / Теодор Койчинов (singing) [wikipedia]
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : Roger Isasi-Isasmendi (speaking) & Xavi Duch (singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : Karol Kuntsel (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing)
French : Dany Boon (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2015) : Asif Ali Beg / आसिफ अली बेग (speaking & singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2015) : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2015) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Karachay-Balkar (2016) : Xolamxanlanı Qaysın / Холамханланы Къайсын (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2017) : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking & singing)
Lithuanian : Sergejus Ivanovas (speaking & singing)
Malay : Ray Era FM (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Mandarin (China) : Wú Lěi / 吴磊 (speaking) & Liú Wéi / 刘维 (singing) [wikipedia]
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing) + Wojciech Paszkowski [final high note of "In Summer"]
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Mihai Bobonete (speaking) & Viorel Ionescu (singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking) & Gašper Jarni (singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Tagalog (2016) : ?
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking and singing)
Albanian (2014) : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking & singing)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing) + Marcelo Sader [final high note of "In Summer"]
Bulgarian : Petar Bonev / Петър Бонев (speaking) & Teodor Koychinov / Теодор Койчинов (singing) [wikipedia]
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : Roger Isasi-Isasmendi (speaking) & Xavi Duch (singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : Karol Kuntsel (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing)
French : Dany Boon (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2015) : Asif Ali Beg / आसिफ अली बेग (speaking & singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2015) : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2015) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Karachay-Balkar (2016) : Xolamxanlanı Qaysın / Холамханланы Къайсын (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2017) : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking & singing)
Lithuanian : Sergejus Ivanovas (speaking & singing)
Malay : Ray Era FM (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Mandarin (China) : Wú Lěi / 吴磊 (speaking) & Liú Wéi / 刘维 (singing) [wikipedia]
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing) + Wojciech Paszkowski [final high note of "In Summer"]
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Mihai Bobonete (speaking) & Viorel Ionescu (singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking) & Gašper Jarni (singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Tagalog (2016) : ?
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking and singing)
ANECDOTES
- The French direction didn't ask at first to Dany Boon to do the singing for Olaf. Guillaume Beaujolais, Hans' French voice, originally auditionned for Olaf singing voice - and was eventually casted as Hans. Then, it's Emmanuel Curtil who got cast as Olaf singing voice, and he recorded the songs for the CD soundtrack. But at the last moment, Dany Boon asked Disney France & USA to try the singing of Olaf, and eventually got it as well. That's why we can hear Dany Boon as Olaf in the movie, and Emmanuel Curtil as Olaf in the CD.
- In March 2019, because of a drug case affair concerning Pierre Taki (ピエール瀧), the original Japanese voice of Olaf, he was replaced in Frozen II and the upcoming apparitions of Olaf by Takeuchi Shunsuke (武内駿輔), who also redubbed his parts in previous features.
- In the Polish version, it seems Czesław Mozil couldn't reach some notes, so the part he couldn't sing were recorded by Wojciech Paszkowski, the dubbing director.
- In the Brazilian version, the role of Olaf was given at first to Gustavo Pereira, that can still be heard in trailers and in the soundtrack. However, he was replaced by Fábio Porchat, a more known voice in Brazil a little before the release. Interesting enough, neither of them could hit Olaf's big note, so Marcelo Sader - one of the singers in Frozen Heart - sang that part.
- The Albanian dubbing was not produced by the DCVI, but the studio got an official licence to dub the movie.
- The Abkhaz and Karachay-Balkar dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they're made by independent studios.
- The French direction didn't ask at first to Dany Boon to do the singing for Olaf. Guillaume Beaujolais, Hans' French voice, originally auditionned for Olaf singing voice - and was eventually casted as Hans. Then, it's Emmanuel Curtil who got cast as Olaf singing voice, and he recorded the songs for the CD soundtrack. But at the last moment, Dany Boon asked Disney France & USA to try the singing of Olaf, and eventually got it as well. That's why we can hear Dany Boon as Olaf in the movie, and Emmanuel Curtil as Olaf in the CD.
- In March 2019, because of a drug case affair concerning Pierre Taki (ピエール瀧), the original Japanese voice of Olaf, he was replaced in Frozen II and the upcoming apparitions of Olaf by Takeuchi Shunsuke (武内駿輔), who also redubbed his parts in previous features.
- In the Polish version, it seems Czesław Mozil couldn't reach some notes, so the part he couldn't sing were recorded by Wojciech Paszkowski, the dubbing director.
- In the Brazilian version, the role of Olaf was given at first to Gustavo Pereira, that can still be heard in trailers and in the soundtrack. However, he was replaced by Fábio Porchat, a more known voice in Brazil a little before the release. Interesting enough, neither of them could hit Olaf's big note, so Marcelo Sader - one of the singers in Frozen Heart - sang that part.
- The Albanian dubbing was not produced by the DCVI, but the studio got an official licence to dub the movie.
- The Abkhaz and Karachay-Balkar dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they're made by independent studios.
Frozen Fever (2015)
Albanian (2017) : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : Karol Kuntsel (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : ?
French : Emmanuel Curtil (speaking & singing)
German : Claus-Peter Damitz (speaking & singing)
Greek : Vasílis Axiótis / Βασίλης Αξιώτης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2016) : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2015) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2018) : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (?) (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (singing & singing)
Latvian : ?
Lithuanian : ?
Malay : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking & singing?)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Viorel Ionescu (? & singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking) & Gašper Jarni (singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : Karol Kuntsel (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : ?
French : Emmanuel Curtil (speaking & singing)
German : Claus-Peter Damitz (speaking & singing)
Greek : Vasílis Axiótis / Βασίλης Αξιώτης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2016) : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2015) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2018) : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (?) (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (singing & singing)
Latvian : ?
Lithuanian : ?
Malay : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking & singing?)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Viorel Ionescu (? & singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking) & Gašper Jarni (singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
ANECDOTES
- Some countries dubbed this short sequel, but the subtitled versions were sent to cinemas, therefore those dubs weren't shown. It happened in Croatia.
- Some countries dubbed this short sequel, but the subtitled versions were sent to cinemas, therefore those dubs weren't shown. It happened in Croatia.
Sofia the First - The Secret Library: Olaf and the Tale of Miss Nettle [S03E14] (2016)
Albanian : ?
Arabic : ?
Brazilian : ?
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur
Czech : ?
Danish : Josef Aarskov
Dutch : ?
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : ?
French : ?
German : Klaus-Peter Grap
Greek : Vasílis Axiótis / Βασίλης Αξιώτης
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Seder Gábor [wikipedia]
Indonesian : ?
Italian : ?
Japanese : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 [wikipedia]
Korean : ?
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Malay : ?
Mandarin (China?) : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : ?
Romanian : ?
Russian : ?
Serbian : Marko Marković / Марко Марковић
Slovak (2017?) : ?
Slovene : ?
Swedish : ?
Tagalog : ?
Tajik TV (2016) : ?
Tamil : ?
Telugu : ?
Thai : ?
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : ?
Arabic : ?
Brazilian : ?
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur
Czech : ?
Danish : Josef Aarskov
Dutch : ?
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : ?
French : ?
German : Klaus-Peter Grap
Greek : Vasílis Axiótis / Βασίλης Αξιώτης
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Seder Gábor [wikipedia]
Indonesian : ?
Italian : ?
Japanese : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 [wikipedia]
Korean : ?
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Malay : ?
Mandarin (China?) : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : ?
Romanian : ?
Russian : ?
Serbian : Marko Marković / Марко Марковић
Slovak (2017?) : ?
Slovene : ?
Swedish : ?
Tagalog : ?
Tajik TV (2016) : ?
Tamil : ?
Telugu : ?
Thai : ?
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : ?
ANECDOTES
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Lego Frozen: Northern Lights (2016)
Arabic : ?
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Czech : Václav Kopta
Danish : Martin Brygmann
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : Tero Koponen
Flemish : ?
French : Emmanuel Curtil
German : Hape Kerkeling
Greek : ?
Hebrew : ?
Hindi : ?
Icelandic : ?
Indonesian (2020) : ?
Italian : Enrico Brignano
Korean : ?
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Mandarin (China) : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira
Romanian : ?
Russian : David Brodskiy / Давид Бродский
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล
Turkish : Arda Aydın
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Czech : Václav Kopta
Danish : Martin Brygmann
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : Tero Koponen
Flemish : ?
French : Emmanuel Curtil
German : Hape Kerkeling
Greek : ?
Hebrew : ?
Hindi : ?
Icelandic : ?
Indonesian (2020) : ?
Italian : Enrico Brignano
Korean : ?
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Mandarin (China) : ?
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira
Romanian : ?
Russian : David Brodskiy / Давид Бродский
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล
Turkish : Arda Aydın
ANECDOTES
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Olaf's Frozen Adventure (2017)
Albanian : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : "Jason Chan" Can Zan-Seng / 陳振聲 (speaking) & Dou Wai-Hang / 杜偉恆 (singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : ?
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing)
French : Emmanuel Curtil (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : Asif Ali Beg / आसिफ अली बेग (speaking & singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2018) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Lithuanian : ? (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Malay : Shah Reza (?)
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing)
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : ?
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Aleksandar Sedlar / Александар Седлар (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : ?
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (?)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking & singing)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : "Jason Chan" Can Zan-Seng / 陳振聲 (speaking) & Dou Wai-Hang / 杜偉恆 (singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : ?
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing)
French : Emmanuel Curtil (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : Asif Ali Beg / आसिफ अली बेग (speaking & singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian : Adrian Warouw (speaking & singing)
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2018) : "Pierre Taki" Piēru Taki / ピエール瀧 (speaking & singing)
Japanese (2019) : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Lithuanian : ? (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Malay : Shah Reza (?)
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing)
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : ?
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Aleksandar Sedlar / Александар Седлар (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : ?
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (?)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking & singing)
ANECDOTES
- A Catalan dubbing of the short was made, but following the cancelling of Coco's Catalan dub, it was never released.
- Dou Wai-Hang (杜偉恆), the Cantonese singing voice of Olaf in this short, was the singing voice of Hans in Frozen (2013).
- In Latvian, the songs weren't dubbed, nor subtitled; instead, a voice-over speaks over them.
- In the Serbian version, Marko Kon (Марко Кон), the original singing voice of Olaf in Frozen and Frozen Fever, was replaced here by Aleksandar Sedlar (Александар Седлар) as he couldn't reach the high notes.
- An Ukrainian-dubbed trailer of the short was released in 2017, but only an Ukrainian-subtitled version can be found on the Internet, suggesting the dubbing was eventually cancelled.
- A Catalan dubbing of the short was made, but following the cancelling of Coco's Catalan dub, it was never released.
- Dou Wai-Hang (杜偉恆), the Cantonese singing voice of Olaf in this short, was the singing voice of Hans in Frozen (2013).
- In Latvian, the songs weren't dubbed, nor subtitled; instead, a voice-over speaks over them.
- In the Serbian version, Marko Kon (Марко Кон), the original singing voice of Olaf in Frozen and Frozen Fever, was replaced here by Aleksandar Sedlar (Александар Седлар) as he couldn't reach the high notes.
- An Ukrainian-dubbed trailer of the short was released in 2017, but only an Ukrainian-subtitled version can be found on the Internet, suggesting the dubbing was eventually cancelled.
Frozen II (2019)
Abkhaz (2020) : ?
Albanian (2020) : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : Petar Bonev / Петър Бонев (speaking) & Teodor Koychinov / Теодор Койчинов (singing)
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : Roger Isasi-Isasmendi Jordà (speaking) & Xavier "Xavi" Duch (singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : ?
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
French : Dany Boon (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : Deven Bhojani / देवेन भोजानी (speaking) & Kshitij Tarey / क्षितिज तारे (singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2020) : ?
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (speaking? & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking & singing)
Lithuanian : Sergejus Ivanovas (speaking & singing)
Malay (2020) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) : Zhào Lù / 赵路 (speaking) & "Dean Wang" Wáng Chuǎng / 王闯 (singing) [wikipedia]
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Mihai Bobonete (speaking) & Viorel Ionescu (singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Northern Sámi : Ánndaris "Anders" Rimpi (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking & singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Tamil : S. Sathya Nataraj (speaking) & Deepak Blue (singing)
Telugu : Priyadarshi Pulikonda / ప్రియదర్శి పుల్లికొండ (speaking) & Deepak Blue (singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking & singing)
Albanian (2020) : Ilir Muhametaj (speaking) & Josh Gad (singing - original version)
Arabic : Hisham Al-Jondy / هشام الجندي (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian : Petar Bonev / Петър Бонев (speaking) & Teodor Koychinov / Теодор Койчинов (singing)
Cantonese : "Jim" Siu Je-Zim / 少爺占 (speaking & singing)
Castilian : Miguel Antelo (speaking & singing)
Catalan : Roger Isasi-Isasmendi Jordà (speaking) & Xavier "Xavi" Duch (singing)
Croatian : Ronald Žlabur (speaking & singing)
Czech : Václav Kopta (speaking & singing)
Danish : Martin Brygmann (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard (speaking & singing)
English : Josh Gad (speaking & singing)
Estonian : ?
Finnish : Tero Koponen (speaking & singing)
Flemish : Govert Deploige (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
French : Dany Boon (speaking & singing)
German : Hape Kerkeling (speaking & singing)
Greek : Pános Mouzourákis / Πάνος Μουζουράκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ido Rosenberg / עידו רוזנברג (speaking & singing)
Hindi : Deven Bhojani / देवेन भोजानी (speaking) & Kshitij Tarey / क्षितिज तारे (singing)
Hungarian : Seder Gábor (speaking & singing)
Icelandic : Bergur Þór Ingólfsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2020) : ?
Italian : Enrico Brignano (speaking & singing)
Japanese : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh : Shah-Murat Ordabaev / Шах-Мұрат Ордабаев (speaking? & singing)
Korean : Lee Jang-won / 이장원 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Latin Spanish : David Filio (speaking & singing)
Latvian : "Dons" Arturs Šingirejs (speaking & singing)
Lithuanian : Sergejus Ivanovas (speaking & singing)
Malay (2020) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : "Ken Lin" Lín Wěi-Héng / 林暐恆 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) : Zhào Lù / 赵路 (speaking) & "Dean Wang" Wáng Chuǎng / 王闯 (singing) [wikipedia]
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen (speaking & singing)
Polish : Czesław Mozil (speaking & singing)
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira (speaking) & Henrique Feist (singing)
Quebec French : Marc Labrèche (speaking & singing)
Romanian : Mihai Bobonete (speaking) & Viorel Ionescu (singing)
Russian : Sergey Penkin / Сергей Пенкин (speaking & singing)
Northern Sámi : Ánndaris "Anders" Rimpi (speaking & singing)
Serbian : Stefan Bundalo / Стефан Бундало (speaking) & Marko Kon / Марко Кон (singing)
Slovak : Marián Labuda ml. (speaking & singing)
Slovene : Jernej Kuntner (speaking & singing)
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir (speaking & singing)
Tamil : S. Sathya Nataraj (speaking) & Deepak Blue (singing)
Telugu : Priyadarshi Pulikonda / ప్రియదర్శి పుల్లికొండ (speaking) & Deepak Blue (singing)
Thai : Khomsanchai Sukphiphatmongkhon / คมสันชัย สุขพิพัฒน์มงคล (speaking) & Konkan Sutthikoset / กรกันต์ สุทธิโกเศศ (singing)
Turkish : Arda Aydın (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian : Andrii Alokhin / Андрій Альохін (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese : Hồ Thái Hòa (speaking & singing)
ANECDOTES
- While the first movie was officially dubbed into Malay and released in theaters with the dubbed version, it seems no cinema dubbing was made for this sequel. It would be because of the bad sales of the Malay dubbing of Aladdin (2019) in theaters - need confirmation
- It is the first Disney movie to be dubbed into (Northern) Sami. They asked to dub Frozen in 2013 but Disney refused.
- While the first movie was officially dubbed into Malay and released in theaters with the dubbed version, it seems no cinema dubbing was made for this sequel. It would be because of the bad sales of the Malay dubbing of Aladdin (2019) in theaters - need confirmation
- It is the first Disney movie to be dubbed into (Northern) Sami. They asked to dub Frozen in 2013 but Disney refused.
Once Upon a Snowman (2020)
Brazilian : Fábio Porchat
Cantonese : "Jason Chan" Can Zan-Seng / 陳振聲
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Danish : Martin Brygmann
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : Tero Koponen
French : Dany Boon
German : Hape Kerkeling
Indonesian : Adrian Warouw (?)
Italian : Enrico Brignano
Japanese : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir
Cantonese : "Jason Chan" Can Zan-Seng / 陳振聲
Castilian : Miguel Antelo
Danish : Martin Brygmann
Dutch : Carlo Boszhard
English : Josh Gad
Finnish : Tero Koponen
French : Dany Boon
German : Hape Kerkeling
Indonesian : Adrian Warouw (?)
Italian : Enrico Brignano
Japanese : Takeuchi Shunsuke / 武内駿輔
Latin Spanish : David Filio
Norwegian : Gustav Nilsen
Polish : Czesław Mozil
Portuguese : Bruno Ferreira
Swedish : Nassim Al Fakir
ANECDOTES
- The short was released directly to Disney+.
- The short was released directly to Disney+.
Last update - February 24, 2021
