We’re discussing LOST and UNMADE adaptations of Victor Hugo’s “Notre-Dame de Paris” (“The Hunchback of Notre Dame”)!

Just because a film studio announces they’re making a movie doesn’t mean any living person will ever see that movie, and we’re breaking down Hunchback of Notre Dame-related projects that were lost to time or never saw the light of day.

Why haven’t we had a theatrically-released straight Hunchback adaptation since 1996? Is there any hope of recovering the four lost Hunchback movies/TV broadcasts? What do Josh Brolin, Idris Elba, Peter Dinklage, Josh Gad, and Boris Karloff have in common? (Spoiler: They all nearly played Quasimodo!)

Listen along as we answer these questions and more!

Special thanks to director Christopher Gomez for joining us for an interview! Watch the “Our Lady of Paris” trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGiBgwKoc4g

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CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(01:33) Found Movies: “Esmeralda” (1905) & “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1911)

(07:30) “The Darling of Paris” (1917)

(14:25) “Esmeralda” (1922)

(16:16) Two-Part “Robert Montgomery Presents” Broadcast (1954)

(18:54) BBC Miniseries (1966)

(21:43) Victor Hugo’s Sequels to “Notre-Dame de Paris”

(28:29) John Huston’s Script for Universal (1932)

(30:10) Michael Frost Beckner’s Script (1992)

(33:57) Josh Brolin & Tim Burton’s Warner Brothers Movie (2011)

(35:54) “Esmeralda” ABC Series (2013)

(37:13) Peter Dinklage & Charles Dance’s “Quasimodo” Series (2017)

(38:25) Idris Elba’s Modern-Day Netflix Movie (2018)

(40:00) Disney’s Live-Action Remake (2019)

(46:57) “Our Lady of Paris” Microbudget Film (Interview With Director Christopher Gomez)

(01:20:46) Final Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(01:29:35) Next Episode Teaser + Outro

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We’re going back to school with the fish-out-of-water comedy “Big Man on Campus,” a loose retelling of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” set at UCLA!

Written by and starring renowned television writer Allan Katz (who joins us for an EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW about his experience working on the film), this movie follows Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga (one Malooga, four Loogas), a feral hunchback living in UCLA’s abandoned clocktower. When the psychology department seeks to educate and civilize Bob, wacky hijinks ensue.

How much does this movie deviate from the classic Hunchback of Notre Dame story? Why is this movie set at UCLA (and not the University of Notre Dame in Indiana)? How does Big Man on Campus stack up against other quintessential college flicks?

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SOURCES:

• “Big Man on Campus” Blu-Ray Special Features: “What About Bob?” Featurette, Original Ending
• “Screaming Yellow Zonkers” hunchback commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hky77ffF2Rc
• Melora Hardin on The Joe Vulpis Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBrWCkFVUGg

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(01:12) Minute of History: How Did This Get Made?

(06:48) Plot Synopsis

(13:51) One Movie, Two Endings

(19:25) Interview With Screenwriter and Star Allan Katz

(39:32) Is This an Adaptation or an Homage?

(41:26) The College Movie Genre

(44:09) Bob’s (Quasimodo’s) Role

(48:34) Corey Parker’s Performance

(50:46) Dr. Fisk’s (Frollo’s?) Role

(53:34) The Explicit Humor

(55:08) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(01:02:24) Next Episode Teaser + Outro

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This episode, we’re discussing “The Hunchback,” which premiered on TNT in 1997!

Filmed in Eastern Europe after the end of the Cold War, this movie, starring Mandy Patinkin and then-rising star Salma Hayek, borrows dialogue and plot points from RKO’s 1939 adaptation to grapple with themes of censorship and freedom of expression.

Why is this movie set in 1505? What are the implications of reducing Phoebus’s role? What the heck happened to the south belltower?

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SOURCES:

• Official Press Kit for “The Hunchback”
• “Victor Hugo: A Biography” by Graham Robb (1997)
• “My Name is Barbra” by Barbra Streisand (2023)
• “Elements” by Euclid (300 BC)
• “Inside Mandy Patinkin’s Disastrous Hunchback of Notre Dame Audition” by Drew Taylor for Collider (2020)

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(01:20) Minute of History: How Did This Get Made?

(16:14) Plot Synopsis

(24:06) Why 1505?

(32:15) Quasimodo’s Role

(44:27) Gringoire’s Role

(46:33) Esmeralda’s Role

(52:00) Frollo’s Anti-Printing Press Argument

(56:51) Frollo’s Religiosity

(01:00:45) Clopin’s Role

(01:05:48) Quasimodo and Esmeralda’s Friendship

(01:07:31) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(01:21:59) Next Episode Preview + Outro

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On this episode of the world’s first “Hunchback of Notre Dame” podcast, we’re diving into the wide, wide world of mockbusters with UAV Entertainment’s “The Secret of the Hunchback” (1996)!

Acclaimed Notre-Dame cathedral tour guide Emily MacKinnon joins us from Paris, France to discuss another animated musical, this time featuring a Gaston knock-off, jazzy grotesques, angels in disguise, and a good old-fashioned drag show.

Why aren’t the voice actors credited? What is the secret of the hunchback? Why does this film’s soundtrack feature so many extra songs? (And are they any good?)

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SOURCES:

• Walt Disney Co. v. Goodtimes Home Video Corp: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp/830/762/2292104/
• Background on Benjamin Franklin: Encyclopedia Britannica, 15th Edition
• Peter Pan-related injuries: https://www.theguardian.com/childrens-books-site/2014/nov/25/top-10-things-peter-pan-facts-jm-barrie

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(03:05) Minute of History: Disney Mockbusters

(09:35) Plot Synopsis

(14:53) Esmeralda’s Role

(17:49) The Humor + the Production Value

(22:35) Pierre Gringoire’s Role

(25:47) What is the Secret of the Hunchback?

(30:30) Frollo’s Role

(33:18) Is This Appropriate for Kids?

(37:37) Live Reaction to “Hootchie Kootchie Cutie Poo”

(44:01) Quasimodo’s Role

(46:02) The Christian Messaging

(48:44) The Grotesques + Notre Dame Accuracy

(52:04) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(1:02:55) Next Episode Teaser + Outro

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On this episode of the definitive “Hunchback of Notre Dame” podcast, we’re discussing the dark romance novel “Crossed” by New York Times-bestselling author Emily McIntire!

This reimagining of Victor Hugo’s novel set in 21st-century Vermont portrays Claude Frollo as a serial killer, Esmeralda as a sex worker, and Quasimodo as an iPad kid.

Has trope marketing gone too far? Why is this novel set in Vermont? Is this good neurodivergent representation? Can a book truly be so bad it’s good?

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SOURCES:

• How Emily McIntire defines retellings vs. reimaginings: emilymcintire.com/faq
• Emily McIntire’s Goodreads Q&A: goodreads.com/author/20245445.Emily_McIntire/questions
• Literary critic Harold Bloom’s interview on “Charlie Rose,” broadcast July 11, 2000

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(00:51) Minute of History

(04:02) Plot Synopsis

(09:17) Harold Bloom + Contradicting Popular Opinion

(10:18) Has Trope Marketing Gone Too Far?

(16:57) Why So Much Violence + Gore?

(27:36) Quasimodo/Quentin and ASD Representation

(38:15) The Setting (Festivalé, Vermont)

(43:12) The Writing Itself

(55:37) The Epigraph

(59:02) “Notre-Dame Cathedral”

(1:04:31) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(1:13:29) Next Episode Teaser + Outro

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On this episode of the definitive “Hunchback of Notre Dame” podcast, we discuss Jean Delannoy’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1956)!

This Technicolor film, which Guillermo del Toro regarded as “one of the most misguided adaptations of the Victor Hugo classic,” was famously shot in both French and English simultaneously. Director Jean Delannoy and producers Robert and Raymond Hakim sought to create the most “human” Quasimodo, adapt Victor Hugo’s novel more faithfully than any studio had, and outdo Hollywood.

Did the filmmakers achieve their goals? Was smuggling the leading actor into France worth the effort? Why did this movie’s publicity materials include the leading actress’s bra size? Is this movie’s Claude Frollo too handsome?

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SOURCES:

• “A Propos de Notre Dame de Paris,” a making-of documentary featurette directed by Pierre Unia
• “One Man Tango” by Anthony Quinn (1995)
• “Imperial Gina: The Strictly Unauthorized Biography of Gina Lollobrigida” by Luis Canales (1990)
• Jean Delannoy’s appearance on “Cinépanorama” (April 28, 1956)
• New York Times film review by Bosley Crowther (Dec. 12, 1957)
• Variety Movie Guide, Prentice Hall General Reference. 1992, 284.
• Trailers From Hell: “Guillermo del Toro on THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1957)” (Feb. 14, 2014)

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(02:30) Minute of History: Two Movies, Two Languages

(20:38) Plot Synopsis

(27:41) Plot vs. Story

(38:38) Quasimodo’s Role

(44:37) Claude Frollo’s Role

(55:01) Jehan’s Role

(01:00:20) Pierre Gringoire’s Role

(01:01:54) Esmeralda’s Role

(01:12:56) Phoebus’s Role

(01:17:05) Fleur-de-Lys’ Role

(01:19:18) The Ending + An Abundance of Jacqueses

(01:27:50) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(01:39:39) Next Episode Teaser + Outro

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Hosted on Saturday, June 20, 2026, The Official Unofficial Fan Celebration for the 30th Anniversary of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame invited fans to commemorate the film's three-decade legacy!

This livestreamed celebration reunited Don Hahn (Producer), Kirk Wise (Director), Gary Trousdale (Director)*, Tab Murphy (Screenwriter), Stephen Schwartz (Lyricist) and Kathy Zielinski (Supervising Animator, Frollo) to discuss behind-the-scenes stories and reminisce about the film’s production.

The complete recording of the livestream is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MAKdmA_Slk.

*Gary Trousdale was unavailable to attend the livestream, but he graciously sat down for a pre-recorded interview. The full recording is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTyMAU6ZuL8.

Throughout the interviews, we learned how the filmmakers got away with the Hellfire sequence, what changes were made to ensure the film’s G rating, if the gargoyles are real or only figments of Quasimodo’s imagination, an update on the previously announced live-action adaptation, the future of the stage musical, and more!

ABOUT THE HOSTS:

PATRICK DONOHUE is an educator from Western New York who holds a Master of Arts in History. He hosts The Hunchcast of Notre Dame, the definitive podcast about Victor Hugo’s classic story Notre-Dame de Paris and its many adaptations, with co-host Leslie Sattler. New episodes are released every other Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. A dedicated historian, Patrick is committed to archiving, contextualizing, and preserving material related to The Hunchback of Notre Dame, including photographs, articles, recordings, scripts and unproduced screenplays. He is currently working on a nonfiction book about the rich history and cultural impact of Victor Hugo’s novel Notre-Dame de Paris.

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EMILY MACKINNON lives in Paris, France where she operates her own tour business (Quasimodo & His Cathedral Tours) giving private tours of Notre-Dame de Paris. She spends her life attending special events, seeing numerous stage adaptations in multiple different countries, cosplaying as Esmeralda, amassing a collection of memorabilia that could fill a museum, and everything else in between! Having appeared on television broadcasts, radio segments, and news websites around the world, Emily has gained international recognition for her unmatched passion for all things Notre Dame de Paris and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She loves connecting with other fans and runs the largest Hunchback of Notre Dame Discord Server, along with the correlating Subreddit.

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Hosted on Saturday, June 20, 2026, The Official Unofficial Fan Celebration for the 30th Anniversary of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame invited fans to commemorate the film's 30-year legacy!

This livestreamed celebration reunited Don Hahn (Producer), Kirk Wise (Director), Gary Trousdale (Director)*, Tab Murphy (Screenwriter), Stephen Schwartz (Lyricist) and Kathy Zielinski (Supervising Animator, Frollo) to discuss behind-the-scenes stories and reminisce about the film’s production.

The complete recording of the livestream is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MAKdmA_Slk

(*Gary Trousdale was unavailable to attend the livestream, but a pre-recorded interview with him is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTyMAU6ZuL8)

Throughout the livestream, we learned how the filmmakers got away with the Hellfire sequence, what changes were made to ensure the film’s G rating, if the gargoyles are real or only figments of Quasimodo’s imagination, an update on the previously announced live-action adaptation, the future of the stage musical, and more!

ABOUT THE EVENT HOSTS:

Emily MacKinnon lives in Paris, France where she operates her own tour business (Quasimodo & His Cathedral Tours) giving private tours of Notre-Dame de Paris. She spends her life attending special events, seeing numerous stage adaptations in multiple different countries, cosplaying as Esmeralda, amassing a collection of memorabilia that could fill a museum, and everything else in between! Having appeared on television broadcasts, radio segments, and news websites around the world, Emily has gained international recognition for her unmatched passion for all things Notre Dame de Paris and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She loves connecting with other fans and runs the largest Hunchback of Notre Dame Discord Server, along with the correlating Subreddit.

Follow Emily on Social Media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyofnotredame

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Quasimodaaa

Patrick Donohue is an educator from Western New York who holds a Master of Arts in History. He is currently working on a nonfiction book about the rich history and cultural impact of Victor Hugo’s novel Notre-Dame de Paris. A dedicated historian, Patrick is committed to archiving, contextualizing, and preserving material related to The Hunchback of Notre Dame, including photographs, articles, recordings, scripts and unproduced screenplays. Patrick hosts The Hunchcast, the definitive podcast about Victor Hugo’s classic story Notre-Dame de Paris and its many adaptations, with co-host Leslie Sattler. New episodes are released every other Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

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On this episode of the definitive “Hunchback of Notre Dame” podcast, we discuss “The Hunchdog of Notre Dame,” the fourteenth episode of the show “Wishbone,” which aired on PBS in 1995.

“Wishbone” follows a Jack Russell Terrier who imagines himself as the hero of classic novels. In “The Hunchdog of Notre Dame,” a roller hockey game inspires Wishbone to see himself as Quasimodo in Victor Hugo’s “Notre-Dame de Paris” (“The Hunchback of Notre Dame”).

Is this dog the best actor who ever portrayed Quasimodo? Has anyone played roller hockey in the 21st century? Who the heck is Dam Cloud Froyo? Plus, cultural literacy! Hair ribbons! Texas! Taxpayer funding!

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SOURCES:

• “What’s the Story, Wishbone?” (2026)
• “The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy” by Dr. E.D. Hirsch (1988)

CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Intro

(02:58) Minute of History: The Canon Wars

(11:06) Plot Synopsis

(14:45) How “Wishbone” Was Produced

(18:08) How Faithful Is This Adaptation?

(22:10) Comparison to Other “Wishbone” Episodes

(26:54) Soccer the Dog & Larry Brantley (voice)

(31:03) Esmeralda’s Role

(33:26) Dam Cloud Froyo’s Role

(35:44) The Hunchdog’s Role

(37:40) Overall Thoughts & Inn, Dust, Throw

(43:48) Next Episode Teaser & Outro

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Acclaimed Notre Dame tour guide Emily MacKinnon joins us to discuss Disney’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” which celebrates its 30th birthday this month!

Often called Disney's darkest animated movie, this black sheep of the Disney renaissance spawned a multi-million-dollar merchandising campaign, a direct-to-video sequel, a live show at the Disney parks, two stage musicals, and an announced but quietly canceled live-action remake.

Whose idea was it to turn “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” by Victor Hugo into a Disney movie? Why didn’t Quasimodo and Esmeralda end up together? Are we ever getting a live-action remake of this film, and should we?

Listen along to learn the answers to these questions and more!

Watch our LIVE Q&A with lyricist Stephen Schwartz, producer Don Hahn, directors Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, story writer Tab Murphy, and supervising animator Kathy Zielenski on SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET on https://www.YouTube.com/@Hunchback30thAnniversary!

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EPISODE SOURCES:

• “'The Hunchback Of Notre Dame' At 25: An Oral History Of Disney's Darkest Animated Classic” by Josh Spiegel
• Alan Menken Interviews with ComicBook.com (May 11, 2023) and The Standard (Feb 24, 2025)
• Audio Commentary by Don Hahn, Gary Trousdale, and Kirk Wise
• “The Art of The Hunchback of Notre Dame” by Stephen Rebello
• Cinefantastique, Vol. 27, Issue 10

EPISODE CHAPTERS:

(00:00) Special Announcement

(01:00) Intro

(02:07) Emily’s Story

(17:16) How Did This Movie Get Made?

(25:25) Plot Synopsis

(29:45) How Loose Is This Adaptation?

(33:33) Quasimodo’s Role

(43:02) Claude Frollo’s Role

(49:45) Box Office Performance + Controversies

(52:52) The Gargoyles

(57:38) History of the Announced Live-Action Remake + Our Thoughts

(01:12:29) Clopin’s Role

(01:18:40) Phoebus’s Role

(01:25:31) Should Quasimodo and Esmeralda Have Ended Up Together?

(01:35:55) Duets Between Phoebus and Esmeralda

(01:37:59) Esmeralda’s Role

(01:46:02) Ranking the Songs

(02:09:04) Historical Inaccuracies

(02:12:51) Overall Thoughts + Inn, Dust, Throw

(02:25:32) Outro

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