The transformation into Quasimodo onstage is such a genius idea

@CJCroen1393

6 жыл бұрын

_"What makes a monster and what makes a man..."_

@oliverdelica2289

4 жыл бұрын

You said it right

Michael's transition into Quasimodo is so powerful and flawless.

@ainsleyking7372

4 жыл бұрын

This was so long ago lol but I loved seeing the ending where Michael takes off the ragged cloak and hump as he wipes away the makeup. Suddenly he's just a normal person, still singing but he blends in so perfectly with the cast. The symbolism that if you take away his appearance he's just like everyone else is amazing.

@elenanunez9657

2 жыл бұрын

I repeat that part everytime I watch this

Literally, my favorite part is watching Michael change from a "normal" looking man into Quasimodo in seconds like that. It's so chilling.

@phlox-3089

8 жыл бұрын

You are so right, I love how they performed that on stage just like that

@madisonpickering7996

7 жыл бұрын

IT'S MY FAVORITE PART!!! I can't stop watching it! 😍😍

@RosesNightengales

6 жыл бұрын

I GET CHILLS SEEING THAT.

@dorkandproudofit

6 жыл бұрын

It kind of reminds me of Christopher Reeve going from Clark Kent to Superman and back with just a simple change in posture and a pair of glasses. Even if you put both characters side-to-side, you would never suspect they were the same guy--a complete transformation with only minor cosmetic changes is the mark of an incredible actor, and Michael definitely accomplished that!

@pershingplayhouse6867

6 жыл бұрын

I am trying to master it myself

Well I like the fact that Frollo takes in Quasimodo because it was his brother's dying wish rather than because he was forced to because he killed Quasimodo's mother.

@ginkgothestink-o6949

8 жыл бұрын

In the book, Frollo took in Quasimodo out of some sort of pity. He didn't start out as evil. . .

@masteroftheassassins

8 жыл бұрын

+Binturbara I know. I'm just glad they put it in the musical

@markcobuzzi826

8 жыл бұрын

+masteroftheassassins In my opinion, backstory they came up with is good and works in its own way, but I still prefer the exact backstory from the novel a little more. In the novel, Claude Frollo as a boy loses his entire family to the plague except for Jehan. Him being the last of his family, Claude becomes attached to his younger brother and works hard to educate him and be a good influence on him. Quasimodo's mother was a Gypsy, who was repulsed by his appearance, abandoned him, and stole another woman's baby to replace him. Claude Frollo hears of the incident, finds Quasimodo as a baby, and adopts him, being reminded of Jehan. The stolen baby girl grows up into Esmeralda, whose mother spends the next twenty years in grief, longing to see her again and thinking the Gypsies killed her. I would have loved this version of the play even more if they went with that. Claude choosing to adopt Quasimodo, even when he has no blood-relationship to him, would make it more heartwarming, because it would convey how selfless he was at the time. By making Quasi into Frollo's nephew that he reluctantly adopts out of guilt, it does not start him off as good of a man, and thus making him less tragic. Plus, Frollo seeing Gypsies stealing a child and being told they offered it to the Devil and ate it, would make his prejudice even more understandable. Then, his inability to have a good relationship with Jehan (due to his debauchery and ingratitude) and Quasimodo (because of his deafness and reclusiveness), would makes his yearnings for a new companion more desperate, adding to his torment over his infatuation with Esmeralda. Finally, I thought having Esmeralda's mother in this play would really add a lot, especially since so few adaptations even have her.

@MSTe98

8 жыл бұрын

+prettymonsterofevil I was thinking, if I ever directed this, I would have Frollo lead Jehan back into Notre Dame during the "Sanctuary" bit. Then The exchange with Quasimodo would happen, and then Jehan would either fall backwards, drunk, or throw himself over the balcony and die. Character's death would be closer to the book AND it would be excellent foreshadowing about Frollo's fate.

@markcobuzzi826

8 жыл бұрын

+MSTe98 Hm, I have been asking myself a lot how, they would be able to handle Jehan's fate in this version of the story. In the book, Jehan is mostly a passive background character, who mainly exists to be an example of how Claude Frollo's family has fallen apart. The only active role he plays in the novel is during the final battle, where Quasimodo, the vagabonds, and the King's men are in a three way battle. Jean wants some excitement, dresses up as one of the vagabonds, storms the Church with them, and is killed by Quasimodo. I would like to have had the same storyline with Jehan and Claude, as I stated in my previous comment, but I have some concerns about ways to hypothetically approach this. The first challenge is that the set-up of the final battle is altered in that Quasimodo and all the vagabonds are now working together against the king's men. There would be no reason for Quasimodo to attack Jehan. Also with the altered set up in the movie/stage version, if Jehan dies fighting alongside the mob, that would drastically change his character from a hedonist who only wants to satisfy his cravings for pleasure and excitement at the expense of everyone around him, into a heroic person. If Jehan is to die, then the only way to keep him true to his book counterpart's character arc is for him to die accidentally in the middle of the carnage, sort of like how you suggested. Still, my other concern is that Jehan's most important role is in shaping Claude's backstory in the beginning. If he does not actively contribute much more to the middle and end, Jehan could end up being a distraction from the rest of the story. Unlike a novel, which can be as long and complex as it wants, a stage show or a film needs to pick a specific set of characters and make sure they are relevent. In my spare time, I enjoy making up movies in my head and putting together sets of around 30 PowerPoint presentations, each one acting like a detailed storyboard for an individual scene. Long before I found out they were making this show at Papermill and La Jolla, I wanted to imagine a live-action remake of Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame that combined the unique elements of the Disney musical and more of the novel's story. I did want to include Jehan and give Frollo the same backstory he has in the book. I ran into the same challenges I stated and I kept on having difficulty keeping him in the foreground with so many other characters from the book I added. I ended up taking liberties. If you are still curious to read the one more paragraph, I wonder what you would think of my idea below *(Edit--They are up on my channel now in a playlist):* I had Jehan first appear in my version of "The Bells of Notre Dame" as a young boy, who briefly interacts with Claude as he finds baby Quasimodo. Then in the following scene, right before "Out There," I added a part where Claude reveals his backstory to Quasimodo and gives a flashback. We learn that Jehan grew up pursuing debauchery and then outright left Claude with all his money (like the Prodigal son parable). Aside from returning to Claude once to ask for more money, Jehan never came back or talked to him again. This leaves Claude Frollo emotionally crippled and is suggested to be a contributing factor towards his descent into madness. So for now, Jehan in my version fulfills the main role he had in the book and is out of the picture, allowing the other characters to be focussed on. However, in the final act of my story, there is a bit where Jehan comes back and meets Phoebus in the bar (another change I made from the Disneyfied story is that I made Phoebus back into the vain womanizer of the novel, added Pierre Gringoire back in, and gave all the heroic traits of the Disneyfied Phoebus to Gringoire). By overhearing his conversations, we find out that he still travels from town to town, leeching off everyone, but then returns to Paris every year for his birthday, never bothering to check up on Claude though. Then, Jehan loses all his money after Phoebus beats him in a drinking game. He is only seen again after the final battle, where Jehan is now distraught and finally considers returning to Claude for good, only to find his older brother's corpse on the ground. So while he is still alive at the end, he still serves as a story of how his own selfishness and indifference to people around him, contributed to him losing his family. His fate in my version would be tragic in its own way since his return was too late to mend the broken bonds and he now has to live with the consequences.

That's interesting. Using the story of the book with the songs of the Disney. That's pretty cool.

@RosesNightengales

8 жыл бұрын

+Slashbash I just bought the CD; and I thought the same thing. Its a really good combination!

@TheaterRaven

8 жыл бұрын

+Slashbash It's brilliant. I love the songs in the film and, after I read the book, I was like, "Man, I wish Disney had been even braver with some of the darker stuff and put it in the movie--it'd make for great musical numbers". Well, here it is, the best of both worlds, three geniuses together at last--Victor Hugo, Stephen Schwartz, and Alan Menken.

@slashbash1347

8 жыл бұрын

TheaterRaven Quite right.

@Turnajon

8 жыл бұрын

+Lauren Faerber I have to concur. This is actually darker than the movie, which is saying something, because even with its somewhat lightened ending, the end result was still pretty heavy stuff for Disney as the film went. However, this goes beyond that. And of course the music is absolutely brilliant. Having the CD brings back memories of seeing this production.

@RosesNightengales

8 жыл бұрын

Turnajon: Ooooh Okay I had a feeling it would be darker. It felt dark! i love the music as well. I 'm listening to it right now. I got chills during the Bells of Notre Dame. I wish they transferred to Broadway.

0:23 An interesting observation that I made of this: When the two brothers sing "bells" in unison, despite their voices being in harmony, their expressions betray anything but. While Claude's expression is of joy and gratitude, Jehan's is of annoyance and exasperation. I enjoy that little touch, both showing the bond between the brothers, but also the stark differences that will lead to their inevitable separation.

@fraya1022

7 жыл бұрын

Allyson Benedict - Thank you for pointing that out! That totally slipped by me and it's actually a great bit of characterization.

Its a shame that frozen the musical and spongebob the musical are coming to broadway but this isn't. This is a beautiful piece of theatre.

@AmyASpaceOdyssey

4 жыл бұрын

Caroline Guercio I agree except for the defamation of the SpongeBob musical. It is unironically a really great show.

@Tartaro-mq3uj

4 жыл бұрын

I watched Frozen and it's amazing.

@chloebutler8438

4 жыл бұрын

SpongeBob the Musical deserves respect, dammit! It’s not even Disney, either. SpongeBob has nothing to do with this getting transferred to broadway.

@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices

3 жыл бұрын

Spongebob The Musical is GREAT! And Frozen the Musical is pretty decent!

@emmittjesse7443

2 жыл бұрын

I realize it's quite off topic but do anyone know a good site to stream newly released series online?

That soprano holding the high D for that long is overwhelmingly awesome!

@fraya1022

7 жыл бұрын

+Grace Keeley If I'm thinking of the right person, it's Beth Kirkpatrick.

@havinghehs

7 жыл бұрын

+fraya1022 if you see her tell her that she's my favorite thing ever whenever I hear this recording! It's so effortless and her intonation is on point!!!!

@cristinamarie5725

3 жыл бұрын

It was a woman in the choir named Maria Janus!

Ever since I was a little kid I felt like the music from this was so intense. I CANNOT believe this isn't going to Broadway. The music is so huge. It's so deserving of a broadway run.

@void870

8 жыл бұрын

+Katey Zee I'm thinking it's because of the fact that most audiences these days would find it boring. It may have been political too. It's a sad time that we are living in, that they would run Spongebob as a musical, but not this masterpiece.

@carolineguercio4057

8 жыл бұрын

+MoviesMusicalLover I know right?! Frozen (Which started to die out already) is getting an uneccessary musical and spongebob (which lost its quality after 2004) is getting one.

@Jacen2499

8 жыл бұрын

how the hell is spongebob getting a musical and this is getting passed up? that's just a crime against humanity

@louischwarz367

7 жыл бұрын

we are getting it to germany in berlin

@CJCroen1393

6 жыл бұрын

Well from what I've heard the Spongebob one is shockingly good. Not that I entirely disagree. Both should have the light of day imo.

HONESTLY!! Disney HAS to change their minds and bring this to Broadway!! This NEEDS to be seen there! It's unfair that Germany got to have a mainstream adaptation and the US didn't!

@1Drakorn

7 жыл бұрын

Well...the play hasn't been performed in Germany for over a decade now...so...not really mainstream XD

@MovieEnforcer

4 жыл бұрын

hate to break it to ya, but I think it if the American were more like the German version it would have gone to Broadway.

@michaelwilliamybarra2409

4 жыл бұрын

@Drakorn The original 1999 production(referred by it's german title, Der Glockner von Notre Dame) still has recognition for both being the first show to perform in the then newly developed Berlin theater(now Theater am Potsdamer Platz), AND for being one of Berlin's longest running musicals from 1999 to 2002(a full 3 years, but still!).

@michaelwilliamybarra2409

4 жыл бұрын

John McKinney And yet Disney bailed on bringing that version to Broadway(the 1999 version) because they deemed it too dark to market while directly associated with their family friendly name(which is why this American version doesn’t even have Disney’s trademark on it, same with Aida(which, thankfully for them, wasn’t even based on an animated film(though they were intending to make it one, but bailed on the concept and opt to do a musical instead))!

@MovieEnforcer

4 жыл бұрын

Michael William Ybarra I’m not sure if I agree. I think if they had translated the original 1999 - 2002 Berlin production (You may have to change the ending to a happy in order to go the Broadway) it would’ve gone to Broadway.

Jehan : '*cough* fvk you Frollo, I ain't payin child support! '*dies*

I just love the ending, how when Quasimodo asks/sings "what makes a monster and what makes a man?" And that question is answered. He was told and taught that he was a monster by frollo, by society who gave him his monster appearance. I love the chess looking floor as well. This whole opening scene gives me chills every time!! Well done.

I still love the fact that this musical is a mix of the Disney aspect and the book aspect. FANTASTIC.

We really need more portrayals of Frollo as the broken, tortured antagonist he was in the book. Seriously, you'd be surprised how few portrayals do that. Not just the Disney one either. That trend seems to predate Disney, in fact.

I absolutely love how Michael comes out as a regular man at first, and then changes into Quasimodo. It reminds the audience that no matter how much he is convinced he is different, he is just like everyone else.

This music is INTENSE

Aww, Jehan and Claude's bro hug was adorable. And sad when you consider what happens later...

I'm speechless. I love that Disney is not afraid to show the adult themes of the story. Quasimodo's entrance was beautiful. I like that we see him as he would be if he wasn't deformed and see how he actually looks. I instantly felt sympathy for him. Though I miss the movie opening this is beautiful too.

@ashlynnheller8400

6 жыл бұрын

mmgringoire2 This wasnt disney.It just took the Disney songs.

@pedrocampos691

6 ай бұрын

Aaahhh.

I need a minute to fully appreciate the symbolism of Frollo putting the final layer of the transformation on Quasimodo, because WOW!

The transformation in front your eyes of Quasimodo is so....i can describe it! Is just amaizing!

My aunt is a theatre director and I got her to sit down and watch this whole show with me, literally when we got to Quasimodo’s entrance and transformation she just yelled out “THAT’S COOL AS SHIT!!” 😂

*This makes the Disney version’s prologue #2, and THIS #1.*

The transformation from Michael to Quasimodo is why I came here

The woman who is singing and holding the lantern directly after he reads the note from his brother has the most amazing voice. I wish I knew who she was because her voice was so beautiful and heavenly.

@cristinapratt1189

8 жыл бұрын

Her name is Beth Kirkpatrick

@fraya1022

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@MaddieGrapeXO

8 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say the same! In the ensemble she really stood out while I was watching this

I didn't even realize that near the end Jehan is still singing the Bells during Quasi's transformation looking on at his son.

@Lundy.Fastnet.Irish_Sea

6 жыл бұрын

J Y this Jehan is better than the other one.

@glecyrances1874

4 жыл бұрын

omegalord92 except he's sorta within the shadows. Stating us that he died but still watches over Quasi.

By making Frollo the archdeacon, it closes a big plot hole from the animated version. One thing that always bugged me is that after stopping Frollo from killing Quasi, the archdeacon never seems to check on Frollo.

@jeffreylaporte6525

2 жыл бұрын

Frollo is the archdeacon in the book, the film (and most stage) adaptations changed that to avoid offending the church

I am loving this. I so hope it comes to Broadway. I love how Disney has gone dark and really kept with Hugo's original novel even more. The part where you see a random guy and then he transforms into Quasimodo right before your eyes is genius. Thanks for uploading!

@paulaaquino

8 жыл бұрын

+Lauren Conrad this part gave me the chills as well...

@TheaterRaven

7 жыл бұрын

I saw the show at La Jolla and as Michael started to smear the makeup on his face, I knew he was going to change into Quasimodo and my heart went, "And this is why I love the theater."

@DeusDevoid

6 жыл бұрын

Hugo's original version is pretty dark, but disney actually made Claude Frollo a complete psychopath in their version.

Oh my gosh I just realized that after Jehan dies the ensemble starts singing dies irae which is a song which is sung for those who have died which makes sense but I just realized that was the song. Our select ensemble just sang it at school

Patrick Page has the most wonderful voice

@ChristineTheHippie

3 жыл бұрын

He should be Frollo in the inevitable remake

@epicrapfan73

3 жыл бұрын

He could have been Javert in Les Miserables!

Now that's how you start a musical! Big, grand scale, powerful music and singing with a dark and intense storyline. Perfection

While I like this version, most people are saying this is the book's version of quasimodo's tale while in reality in the book he is left at the door after he is replaced with a regular baby and then adopted by frollo and while Jehan is a real character he plays a completely different role

Preordered the soundtrack. Can I just say I love the direction of the guy playing Quasi and the fact he comes out onto the stage normally before being helped into character. It helps us to sympathise with him a lot more. Beautiful. I wish this could have at least gone to London! I'd pay to see it more than once!

This musical needs the Disney + treatment that Newsies and Hamilton received.

7:49 onward is hauntingly beautiful

the soft way frollo sings "to think like me" is so chilling. i love the emphasis on evil being in how you think, not just how you act.

When the remake comes out it needs to take inspiration from this musical, not the movie. This musical took the great idea behind the movie and perfected it👌

What I would give to see this, or for it to go on broadway instead of Frozen or Spongebob...

@pedrocampos1787

5 жыл бұрын

Yes.

What makes a monster and what makes a man. The most chilling line ever sung!!!!!

Is it odd that I'm attracted to the older guy as Claude frollo

@sopranobrunette333

5 жыл бұрын

Maddie Hatter Oh honey, NO

@tiffanysimmons6044

5 жыл бұрын

Patrick Page....hes amazing......

this version (the book version apparently? if im not mistaken) with frollo's brother falling in love and having a baby with a gypsy is some excellent foreshadowing to his infatuation with esmeralda

this was AMAZING just watching these eight and a half minutes of the opening sequence was chilling, theatrical, and so beautifully haunting. i wish this show would come to Broadway, i just know it would be phenomenal 👏

I love Michael's transition, it is everything

I nearly cried watching Jehan passing away!

This is too good not to come to Broadway.. Maybe they still wanna tweak it some more.. It could be that they're holding out til next year so it doesn't have to compete against Hamilton in the Tony Awards?

@kellydepaz525

7 жыл бұрын

That would be true, considerung that other great musicals with fantastic scores have miserably lost the Tony to Hamilton.

@kellydepaz525

7 жыл бұрын

I'm actually starting a project to convince disney to produce this on Broadway and I'm currently tweaking the script. Anyone who has suggestions plz tell me.

@BeaufortRyan

3 жыл бұрын

Disney now owns Hamilton

Ok but can we just take a second to appreciate *“HOHO! I can **_FEEL_** it too!”*

Preordered the recording! Can't believe it's not going to Broadway.

Wow. That was powerful. Great performance

it was truly an honor to see it at the La Jolla Playhouse :')

At least some of these actors went on to broadway even if the show didn't. Esmeralda played elsa in frozen and Patrick page is hades in hadestown

@styrishfernando1849

2 жыл бұрын

Micheal arden is also a director actor for quasimodo

Musical theatre is so beautiful :')

I have just been cast as Jehan Frollo in a local production of Hunchback, it's my first main role, looking for inspiration for the character :)

I love this, but I feel so bad for Quasimodo!

PLEASE COME TO BROADWAY

This would be wonderful on Broadway and the West End :( I hope they reevaluate and decide to do it one day.

Please bring to the West End in London!

The Bells Of Notre Dame.

It's a pity this isn't heading officially to Broadway...but I have some input about what could make the brother angle stronger: First, have Claude be the one kicked out, by misunderstanding. His expulsion from Notre Dame could set him on a colder path to becoming the Minister of Justice, and strengthening his gypsy prejudice. Jehan could be the Archdeacon after years of regret for his actions, and seldom sees his brother until one night, when Claude throws Quasimodo's mother upon the steps. He urges his brother to raise the child, and offers the bell tower as his shelter. Jehan is gentle towards his half-ward, but similarly feels that he is not ready to embrace society just yet. The climax sees Jehan try to stop Claude from going after Quasimodo, imploring him to remember the memories they shared, to which Claude coldly stabs his brother and goes upstairs. Poignant update that keeps it a fluid and consistent motivation for both characters.

@vivir339

8 жыл бұрын

That's brilliant! It keeps the story between the two brothers but also has the "judge" Frollo from the Disney film!

@kellydepaz525

7 жыл бұрын

we should bring this to the media. Start a petition! This is such a rare work of art that 100 percent deserves recognition. Who's with me :-D Anyone that with me o. this plz send me a relpy in the comments. Thx :)

@kellydepaz525

7 жыл бұрын

Actually, in the movie we never learn the name of the archdeacon. Could that be Jehan! aaaaaaahhhh!!!!!

@samrobacker346

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, but I enjoy Jehans semi-fatherly role in the play. He still cares for his kid. Dunno how to keep that with your Verison which works great.

@h193013

5 жыл бұрын

In the book Frollo was the archdeacon

Fantastic Job! You're an amazing actor! Wish I could see this production in person! Thanks for sharing

@pedrocampos1787

5 жыл бұрын

Yes.

I love Jehan is used in this

The clarinet is so beautiful

Lucas your voice is amazing! Really wish they had filmed more of this show!

This is a tale that takes its place in Paris fair, this year of grace Fourteen hundred eighty two, a tale of lust and love so true.

People love Quasimodo, Phoebus, Emseralda, Frollo, etc. But my personal favorite is Jehan, Frollo’s brother and Quasimodo’s father. After seeing this portrayal of him, he just seems so like able to me. Also, I play the role of Jehan in this musical at my school and I’m very excited to play it after seeing this.

What a fantastic opening! Granted this is very different than what I'm used to (and it includes Jehan who is cut from the disney film), but good job nevertheless.

WHOA! That was amazing to watch! :D

I. Love. This. BRILLIANT!

That´s funny,because in Hugo´s novel Frollo was the only one who pities Quasimodo when people wanted to burn him as a baby

@TheKnowledgeMan101

3 жыл бұрын

I know, But this version is meant to be more of a marriage of both the Disney movie and the book, they adopted Frollo as the Archdeacon but combined Phoebus and Gringoire. They still kept the same story as the Disney but added more scenes like with King Louis and Frollo raping Esmeralda, and at the end they adopted the novel's ending which Quasimodo clutches Esmeralda until he died

MTI needs to make a Jr. version of this musical!

Interesting video I must admit!😎👌👌👌👌

Beautiful! Thank you Lucas, and congrats!

DUDE THIS GUY PLAYED JEHAN

Michael Arden is my fucking idol

Jehan =Caleb Wittebane, hunter Wittebane =Quasimodo, Quasimodo's mother =evelyn, uncle Philip/Emperor Belos =Claude Frollo (both hated the freak lowlife mother of their halfblood "nephew " but still raised the kid). And Esmeralda is Luz and amity is either captain phibous or if we go with notre dame de paris European musical Canon or the hunchback of Paris Argentine musical, I see her as Pierre Gringoire a poet and Esmeralda's husband. Owl House =hunchback aus.

Who is the tenor belting FOR HIS LYFEE in the final stanzas? Teach me your ways!

I love this.

This is of course the English translation, somewhat reworked, of the 1999 (Disney) Berlin production.. Did anyone else see that? (American Drew Sarich played Quasimodo, in German.)

okay, this is exceptionally chilling! I wish productions like these would go on worldwide tours for us European fans to get the chance to enjoy this magic live! I'm literally in awe! Seriously, congrats to the entire cast and crew! If by any chance you could share more clips with us, I'd be eternally grateful! :)

omg this is amazing.

Would someone please upload the whole thing since it didn't make it to Broadway

@celesteh7374

4 жыл бұрын

It’s low quality but here even if it’s been three years kzread.info/dash/bejne/nn-OxNaFqNu2lso.html

I Wanna seem on Broadway musical in Utah.

why am I crying

I saw you in this!!!! Awesome!

Jehan reminds me of Eugene from Tangled.

yes.

A father's love.

Come in guys, the Spongebob Musical has great actors and good songs despite it being quite random. *But* honestly, The Hunchback of Notre Dame fully deserves to have a musical more than frozen.

Unfair.. .that i didn´t see this musical... i want it so bad

am I the only one thinking that Frollo got an erection when Florida said "I can feel it too!"? It just kind a makes sense, I think

@TheJordanHageman

7 жыл бұрын

Super Spyro7956 that's the point

@CJCroen1393

6 жыл бұрын

When I first watched this video and saw Jehan show up drunk and shouting "Happy birthday!" in that scene I remember jokingly responding with "I got you a stripper!" And then Florika showed up and I said "HOLY CRAP HE REALLY DID GET HIM A STRIPPER XD"

@glecyrances1874

4 жыл бұрын

S. Spyro7956 'Florika' not 'Florida'

@glecyrances1874

4 жыл бұрын

CJCroen1393 actually i remember reading a comment of someone asking what's going on in Jehan's mind when he got his pious brother a gypsy girl as a birthday present and i just laughed😂😂

@pedrocampos691

6 ай бұрын

Okaaaaaaaaaay oooooookaaaaaaaay.

I can totally relate to him for I to sometimes a ahole

The Year Agos When Spirit Stallion Going Escape And Home

I want him to sing stars from les mis

Segun entiendo en esta version frollo es tio de quasimodo

That was fucking awesome

When your talent outshine everybody else and you are act too well to have any competition from anyone what so ever on stage

Everyone should check out this new video and pass it along if you can! -Jehan Frollo kzread.info/dash/bejne/jGxozamhqsjQdM4.html

Frollo Saw The Baby Oh Monster

where can I find a full version of this

Okay at 3:25 It says that Frollo didnt hear from Jehan for several years. How long was it?

@stefanhadzic2877

4 жыл бұрын

In book 10 years

Please Post The Rhythm of The Tambourine

@kcorona7715

8 жыл бұрын

YES PLEASE

@RosesNightengales

8 жыл бұрын

Omg You like hamilton too!?!?!?! *Notices Your Icon*

Haha big deform back LELELELEL