Josh Gad doesn't have anything bad to say about working on the Frozen films, but when it comes to his voice as Olaf, he has one regret about the performance.

The actor, who voiced the wildly popular snowman in 2013's 'Frozen' and its 2019 sequel, is set to return for the upcoming third and fourth installments.

Josh Gad may have brought the snowman Olaf to life in the animated "Frozen" franchise, but the actor now regrets one acting choice he made about the role. Gad, who voiced Olaf in 2013's "Frozen" and its 2019 sequel, "Frozen II," says he wishes now that he hadn't used his real speaking voice to play the character.

I would've created a different voice," Gad said. His reasoning? "It's very weird being in a supermarket and having a little child go

Josh Gad regrets using his own voice for Olaf in Frozen. The 43-year-old actor voices the loveable snowman in the Disney franchise but he wishes he had come up with a different accent for the character because his own voice is so recognisable he cannot escape Frozen fans.

Broadway performer Josh Gad recently stopped by Live with Kelly and Mark to discuss his new children's book 'PictureFace Lizzy.' Gad, who is also the voice of Olaf in the Frozen franchise, told the hosts how he found out he would be reprising his role in the upcoming sequels to the hit film.

Josh Gad, the voice behind Olaf in Disney's Frozen franchise, shared his thoughts on his iconic role during a recent interview at Fan Expo Canada.Gad admitted, If I could do it all over again,

While we have appreciated the various roles Josh Gad has portrayed on screen, one of his most remarkable ones would be from Frozen. The actor lent his voice to the character of Olaf, a snowman who is alive and is best friends with Elsa,