Kristen Bell uses A Whole New World to learn lines
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Tribute News on December 16, 2013 | 1 Comment
Kristen Bell's favorite Disney song is
A Whole New World. The
Frozen star loves the Oscar-winning ballad from
Aladdin and frequently sings her own versions to help her remember her lines on TV show
House of Lies.
When asked to pick a Disney karaoke song, she replied: ''
A Whole New World. Don Cheadle and I sang it on set almost every week, but we'd add different words, and use the dialogue we were given. It's a very popular song on the
House of Lies set.'' Kristen - who recently married Dax Shepard, with whom she has eight-month-old daughter Lincoln - also talked about her excitement at bringing her character Veronica Mars to the big screen next year, and her hopes it could see the TV series being
revitalized. She added to
OK! magazine: ''I would be involved with that character until the day I die. I would do 12 movies like the
Star Trek series. My heart aches a tiny bit because I have a lot of fun on
House of Lies, and you can't have two TV contracts at one time. But I would love it if
Veronica Mars had any kind of life continuously.''
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