'Frozen' Elsa Lookalike Becomes Teen Sensation

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Anna Faith Carlson, 18, bears a stunning resemblance to Queen Elsa from the popular movie “Frozen,” and she’s making the most of it.

Carlson said she started getting recognized after posting an Instagram photo of herself after a modeling session, standing next to a cardboard cutout of Elsa.

The photo went viral.

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Since then, Carlson has been making lookalike appearances at schools, birthday parties and hospitals, thrilling kids who think she’s the character.

Carlson says she’s hoping to turn her newfound fame into the start of a career.

In a recent Instagram post , she asked fans to help her pitch for a role in ABC's "Once Upon a Time."

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