Le Bossu de Notre-Dame 2: Le Secret de Quasimodo

Titre original : The Hunchback of Notre Dame II

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2002
G
1h 8min

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Jennifer Love Hewitt, Tom Hulce, Jason Alexander, Haley Joel Osment, Charles Kimbrough, and Jane Withers in Le Bossu de Notre-Dame 2: Le Secret de Quasimodo (2002)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueQuasimodo goes into action when a magician seeks to steal one of the bells of Notre Dame.Quasimodo goes into action when a magician seeks to steal one of the bells of Notre Dame.Quasimodo goes into action when a magician seeks to steal one of the bells of Notre Dame.

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 12 nominations au total

Hugo
(voix)

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Madellaine
(voix)

Tom Hulce

Quasimodo
(voix)

Paul Kandel

Clopin
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Charles Kimbrough

Victor
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Kevin Kline

Phoebus
(voix)

Michael McKean

Sarousch
(voix)

Demi Moore

Esmeralda
(voix)

Haley Joel Osment

Zephyr
(voix)

Jane Withers

Laverne
(voix)

Jim Cummings

Archdeacon
(voix)

Joe Lala

Guard #1
(voix)

Frank Welker

Achilles
(voix)
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April Winchell

Lady DeBurne
(voix)

Newell Alexander

Nicholas Guest

Villager
(voix)
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Philip Benichou

Bridget Hoffman

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Anecdotes
This film boasts an unusually star-filled cast for a low-budget direct-to-video cartoon. In fact, all of the characters who reprise in this sequel are played by the same actors except for Laverne, Djali, and Achilles. Laverne actress Mary Wickes passed away in 1995 shortly before completing her work in the original. Jane Withers, who finished Wickes' work on that film (uncredited), voices the character in this one. Mary Kay Bergman committed suicide in 1999 so Djali was voiced by Frank Welker, who played the baby bird in the first film, while also taking over for Achilles. Bob Bergen, the original voice of Achilles, is the only living actor to not return for the sequel for a character that returned.

Gaffes
While working as a metaphor for the movie's "beauty is within" message, La Fidele bell is an impossible object: with the interior covered in gold and jewels, it would be both impractical (nobody would see it, and church decorations are meant to be seen) and useless, since the acoustics would be terrible, not to mention the clanger of the bell would damage the decoration every time it rang.

Citations
Madellaine: [seeing La Fidele for the first time] Oh, it's beautiful.
Quasimodo: Yes, you are. I-I mean, yes, she is! La Fidele, that is. That's her name, La Fidele. "The Faithful One."
[lifting La Fidele up to reveal the inside to Madellaine]
Quasimodo: But she's even more beautiful on the inside.
[Madellaine gazes eagerly]
Quasimodo: I'll-I'll show you.

Crédits fous
As with the original first film, no opening credits aside from the film's title are shown.

Connexions
Featured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #26.8 (2002)

Bandes originales
Le Jour D'Amour
Written by Randy Petersen and Kevin Quinn
Arranged by Carl Johnson
Performed by Jason Alexander, Tom Hulce, Paul Kandel, Charles Kimbrough, and Jane Withers

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5/10

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The first HOND is my favorite Disney film of all time, and definitely ranks in my top five films favs EVER. This film, however, is just a joke to try and entertain children with a watered-down, lighthearted comedy movie that fails to be original or entertaining. The animation is crap, the plot line is simple enough to bore you to death, and the villain is not even a fraction of the greatness Frollo was. All the villain is after is a stupid bell, how boring is that? The characters aren't even that likable, even Esmeralda, Phoebus, and Quasi don't share the same spark of personality they had in the first film. They're basically cardboard cutout characters. The songs are annoying and guess what? The may have killed off Frollo, one of the deepest villains in Disney history, but at least they still have the cute gargoyle sidekicks! (shoot me now.) Don't bother seeing this film, just don't. It is absolutely the worst Disney sequel I have ever seen in my entire life.