Lea Michele

Lea Michele Actually Threw Up When Singing Frozen's 'Let It Go'

"Let it go, let it go, Can't hold it back anymore", wow those lyrics are so on point for this situation...

Friday, January 23, 2015 - 11:38

You know the happy and carefree Disney song 'Let It Go' from Frozen? Well it made Lea Michele throw up.

Don't worry, it's not like she hates the film or anything, it was more a problem with some artificial snow as she sung the hit for an episode of Glee.

“I was singing, there was snow falling, I was trying to make it magical and beautiful, and ended up choking on the snow and vomiting on the ground,” Michele said during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Adding: “And they have it in slow-mo!”

Though that didn't put the children who were on set off, as she recalled how they though she was the real Elsa.

“And then it was awesome,” the actress joked. “I am a god right now! I am a Disney princess god!”

Maybe don't literally let it go next time, Lea!

Mirror Mirror: 15 Disney Characters And Their Hollywood Lookalikes

Angelina Jolie takes on the role of Sleeping Beauty’s bad fairy in Disney’s live-action re-imagining of Maleficent, due out in May 2014. From what we’ve seen so far, the Hollywood screen queen makes a terrifying Disney villain.

1 of 15
Before Frozen was even a twinkle in Disney’s eye, actress Bridget Fonda played The Snow Queen – on whom Elsa is based - in a 2002 film of the same name. Fun fact: Bridget is married to Danny Elfman, who composed the music for 2010’s Alice in Wonderland.

2 of 15
From sparkly vampire to buffed-up beefcake, Kellan Lutz knows how to make a girl go weak at the knees. In The Legend of Hercules, Kellan plays the mythical Greek hero fighting for his rightful kingdom. #Swoon

3 of 15
This one’s a bit of a cheat since the animated version of Giselle in Enchanted is actually based on her live-action counterpart Amy Adams. The tongue-in-cheek family flick tells the story of a Disney Princess transplanted to modern day New York.

4 of 15
Australian model Mia Wasikowska was handpicked by director Tim Burton to play quintessentially English Alice in his 2010 live-action version of Alice in Wonderland. Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway and Helena Bonham Carter also starred.

5 of 15
Sophia Coppola has signed on to direct a live-action version of The Little Mermaid for Universal and it’s rumoured she’s cast Emma Watson as the fishy female lead. The two last worked together on 2013’s The Bling Ring.

6 of 15
Although we love Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and the Mad Hatter, we lost our heads for the hot actor when he played Ichabod Crane in 1990s flick Sleepy Hollow. Disney had previously released an animated version of the tale in 1949.

7 of 15
From Downton Abbey to Happily Ever After, Lily James takes on the role of the pumpkin-riding, glass-slipper wearing princess Cinderella in Disney’s live-action version of their animated classic. The film is slated for release in 2015.

8 of 15
With her pale skin and dark hair, it’s no wonder Kristen Stewart’s first post-Twilight pic was Snow White and the Hunstman. K-Stew was kick-ass as a battle-ready Snow White, complete with armor and male eye-candy in the form of hunky Chris Hemsworth.

9 of 15
Russell Crowe’s version of Robin Hood lacked the musical might of Disney’s 1973 classic but in his cloak and tights, Russ was just as foxy as the animated version (although in a rather different way).

10 of 15
Mulan is one of Disney’s most rebellious princesses and The Hangover star Jamie Chung does justice to her feisty character in TV’s Once Upon A Time. The only thing she lacks is Eddy Murphy as a loveable dragon sidekick.

11 of 15
In 1991 Julia Roberts swapped her sex symbol status for a turn as naughty fairy Tinker Bell in Hook, a live-action sequel to Peter Pan. She could’ve done with some fairy dust though: we kinda prefer the animated Tink’s blonde bombshell vibe.

12 of 15
True Blood’s Alexander Skarsgard is swapping southern living for the jungle in Warner Bros’ upcoming Tarzan flick. The blood-sucking babe knows how to do a broody stare but we can’t judge his jungle skills until we see him shirtless. Y’know, for research.

13 of 15
Some films are best forgotten and Disney’s 1996 live-action 101 Dalmations is probably one of them. But we have to give props to Glenn Close as the puppy-wearing Cruella de Vil, who made the monochrome villain look pretty stylish.

14 of 15
Rooney Mara has been cast as Tiger Lily in an upcoming version of Peter Pan. While the Girl With A Dragon Tattoo star is an unusual choice for the American Indian princess, there’s no denying she has enough attitude enough to pull it off.

15 of 15

Lea Michele

Lea Michele Actually Threw Up When Singing Frozen's 'Let It Go'

Mirror Mirror: 15 Disney Characters And Their Hollywood Lookalikes

Latest News

More From Lea Michele

Trending Articles