VIDEO: Josh Gad Talks Possibility of Playing 'Olaf' in Broadway's FROZEN

On last night's WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE, Tony nominee Josh Gad (Broadway's Book of Mormon) discussed whether or not he would ever consider reprising his role of 'Olaf the Snowman' in a Broadway production of FROZEN.

"I'm sure it's gonna be an amazing show," said Gad, quickly adding "But if there comes a point in my career when I have to put on a white jumpsuit and start to run around the stage saying, 'I like warm hugs,' things have gone terribly wrong!"

Check out the appearance below and click here for more clips from last night's show.

Gad will next be seen in the role of stand-up comic Sam Kinison in Kinison, a biopic that will be helmed by Larry Charles and produced by David Permut from a script by Rich Wilkes. He starred, co-created and executive produced the 2012 NBC comedy series 1600 PENN and has appeared on Broadway in 'Book of Mormon', for which he received a Tony nomination and '25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.' He voiced the Snowman Olaf in Disney's animated hit, Frozen.

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