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Greetings. I honestly believe you mean well with your revisions at Frozen (2013 film), but please understand that consensus has already formed regarding what dates appear in the infobox. If we were to put the release date for every nation in which a film premiered, the infobox would be longer than the article. As such, we include at most two dates: the date of the film's world premiere (or first publicly-accessible performance - not sneak previews or promotional screenings) and the date the film was released to theatres in its country of origin. As Frozen is an American film, only the American release date appears in the infobox. The release date in the UK is no less notable, but it appears in the prose of the article, not the infobox. If you believe the release date belongs in the infobox, please discuss this on the article's talk page instead of adding it back again. Thank you. --McDoobAU93 13:23, 20 August 2014 (UTC)Reply

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