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Jonathan Groff

HEN YOU’RE AN ACTOR IN AN M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN MOVIE, IT’S EASY to start obsessing over the eventual twists that are surely to come. But as Jonathan Groff experienced in Shyamalan’s new film (February 3), it’s easy to get “lost” in the story. “We’re really submitting to franchise (as Kristoff), but also in Broadway musicals like and the difference between stage and screen is huge. “I’ve really appreciated my time doing film and television, because it really keeps me on my toes” and that “there is something really freeing about the intimacy of film and TV that I really love.”

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