Josh Gad, renowned for his roles in Broadway and film, has released a memoir titled 'In Gad We Trust: A Tell Some.' The book not only chronicles his successful career, including his memorable role as Olaf from Frozen, but delves into his upbringing and complicated relationship with his father, who maintained a secret family in South America. In a recent discussion, Gad reflects on his motivations for writing the memoir, shares insights about his childhood in South Florida, and humorously notes the rare occasions he refrains from using his Olaf voice.
Josh Gad reflects on his upbringing in South Florida and his challenging relationship with his father, who had a secret family in South America.
Exploring his journey in theater and film, Gad discusses the motivations behind writing his memoir, 'In Gad We Trust: A Tell Some'.
Despite his iconic role as Olaf, Gad shares a funny anecdote about when he finds it inappropriate to use that beloved character's voice.
Gad's experiences growing up shaped both his career choices and the personal narratives he conveys in his memoir.
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