This Oscar Nominated Actor Cried Watching Frozen

Gregory Wakeman

Pretty much everyone who watched ‘Frozen’ was swept up in its majesty. It was impossible not to be. But Bradley Cooper went one step further while watching the hit film, as he has now admitted that he openly wept because of Elsa and Anna’s antics.

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The Oscar nominated actor made this admission during his recent appearance on ‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’, explaining that he couldn’t help but weep when watching it.

Jake McDorman, who will star in TV’s ‘Limitless’, the big-screen version of which Cooper lead back in 2011, recalled how when he visited the set of ‘American Sniper’ he was immediately asked by a muscle-bound Cooper, “You guys seen that movie, ‘Frozen’?”

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Cooper then admitted that he’d just watched the animated hit film on a plane over to Morocco, where ‘American Sniper’ was being shot, and it clearly left an impact.

During their appearance on Corden’s talk show, Cooper added, “It’s a great movie. It blew me away. It’s incredible. I was very late to the party. I was very late. I cried for sure. I think I watched it twice on the plane. Why not?”

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Just when you thought Bradley Cooper couldn’t be any cooler, he goes and reveals his admiration for ‘Frozen’. What a hero.

Does this mean that he could make an appearance in ‘Frozen 2′ though? Maybe even as Elsa’s love interest? We can only dream. Because any movie is improved by Bradley Cooper. Even when it’s just his voice.

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[Image via Disney]

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