Nick Jonas Bombs Frozen Audition

Nick Jonas has revealed that he auditioned for the role of Kristoff in the Disney movie 'Frozen' but 'bombed' the audition. The singer and actor shared his experience on his podcast, Hey Jonas!, joking that he could have brought something different to the character.

Nick Jonas did not prepare a song for the audition and was not told that he needed sheet music. He recalled being asked what song he would perform, and when he said he didn't know, the casting team asked if he had his sheet music. Nick Jonas said he had not been told that he needed sheet music, and the situation left him struggling in front of the casting team.

Jonathan Groff ultimately landed the role of Kristoff. Nick Jonas joked that he could have brought something different to the character, and even suggested that he would have had better chemistry with Kristen Bell, who played Princess Anna.

## Why it matters The Disney movie 'Frozen' was released in 2013 and became a huge success. Nick Jonas' failed audition is a interesting footnote in the history of the film. Despite not getting the role, Nick Jonas has no hard feelings about losing the part to Jonathan Groff. He even joked about it on his podcast, showing that he can laugh at himself and move on from the experience.

The story also highlights the challenges of auditioning for roles in the entertainment industry. Even experienced actors and singers like Nick Jonas can have off days or fail to prepare properly, leading to disappointing outcomes. However, it's how they respond to those setbacks that matters, and Nick Jonas' positive attitude and sense of humor are a great example of how to handle rejection.

## What happens next Nick Jonas' podcast, Hey Jonas!, will likely continue to feature interesting stories and conversations with other celebrities. The singer and actor has a loyal fan base and is known for his charming personality and sense of humor. As for the Disney movie 'Frozen', it remains a beloved classic, and its success has led to numerous sequels, spin-offs, and merchandise.