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. >> "frozen" is based on the hans christian anderson tale, "the snow queen."alt disney had hoped to make himself. >> patience pays off. we had to wait a few decades. >> "frozen" follows recent hits like tangled and "reckitt ralph." it is an exciting time at the studio. >> disney animation is in the midst of a creative renaissance. >> he cites their $7.4 billion purchase of pixar in 2006. bock recalls the sentiment at the studio shortly before the deal. >> it was a different attitude towards animation. definitely a different feeling in the studio. >> he credits the leadership of two of their founders. john lasseter was the first filmmaker to run the studio since walt disney. >> he understood what everyone was going through at each stage of production. you cannot buy that sort of empathy. >> andrew millstein showed us the caffeine patch, where the central animators were in mind. >> it is important for us to have accidental encounters of people, to check in and see what people are doing. >> for the first time director, she says the studio feels somewhat startup l