it's a shame this never made it big. i love this theatrical adaption. ... i'm not much for live-action reboots, but Disney should put THIS to film. thank you for putting this on here.
@oliverdelica22893 ай бұрын
This would be performed at the Tony's if Hunchback makes it to Broadway someday 🤞
@pedrocampos6917 ай бұрын
Rteedmio.
@pedrocampos6917 ай бұрын
🐐🐎
@BeaufortRyan8 ай бұрын
In the MTI version, the replaced "I am just a fool, I'm done" to "God help the outcast of nobody will.
@emmymulreaney9 ай бұрын
1:05 😍 Love his voice so much
@ebitoro459010 ай бұрын
The brothel owner had more balls than any of the men
@lucybliss2014 Жыл бұрын
Quasi ate and left no crumbs at the end ❤
@kimbrulee_the_musical Жыл бұрын
that moment when phoebus, quasi, and frollo sing “and still it all comes down to her and me” in unison is such an underrated moment because all three men are determined to be with esmeralda in the end
@kwow3233 Жыл бұрын
It's so cool that they end the act 1 finale the same way they did the opening Holding out "Bells of Notre Dame" as Quasi turns to face the audience while hanging onto the rope, while also showcasing what has changed
@tyjones8978 Жыл бұрын
Nobody’s gonna talk about how the dude that read the warrant went off???
@michaelwilliamybarra2409 Жыл бұрын
Indeed, that be William Paul Michals, who also played Father Dupin during Bells of Notre Dame and even understudied for Patrick Page as Frollo too! Of the voices of this Congregation I do actually like(in that they sound the least distractingly "Disney-esque" for the tone of this story, in my eyes/ears), both his and Neal Mayer(who plays Saint Aphrodisius)'s are my most favorite! He's now currently on Broadway playing Detective Starnes in the Revival of Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's Parade, which is itself directed by Michael Arden(who plays Quasimodo here) himself!
@voxextremos22 Жыл бұрын
The “Somewhere she is lost” part will always get me just hearing two Baritones go at it is brilliant
@curious_puspin_cat2 жыл бұрын
Wow. This play is the perfect mix of the book and disney version.
@LaWrennie2 жыл бұрын
1:06 OH MAN can that guy SING!!! ❤️
@msoupster63 Жыл бұрын
Anyone know his name? He's amazing
@michaelwilliamybarra2409 Жыл бұрын
@@msoupster63 that be William Paul Michals, who also played Father Dupin during Bells of Notre Dame and even understudied for Patrick Page as Frollo too! Of the voices of this Congregation I do actually like(in that they sound the least distractingly "Disney-esque" for the tone of this story, in my eyes/ears), both his and Neal Mayer(who plays Saint Aphrodisius)'s are my most favorite! He's now currently on Broadway playing Detective Starnes in the Revival of Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's Parade, which is itself directed by Michael Arden(who plays Quasimodo here) himself!
@markflores62292 жыл бұрын
Goosebumps
@reflastori2 жыл бұрын
Eii Josh from Crazy Ex Girlfriend LMFAOOO
@hannahreilly44612 жыл бұрын
This makes me want a proshot of the show that much more
@sketchygetchey82992 жыл бұрын
This is just the stage play (should be on Broadway honestly), so the remake better be as epic!
@epicrapfan733 жыл бұрын
MTI needs to make a Jr. version of this musical!
@PhoenixJohnson292 жыл бұрын
A Jr. version would totally bastardize this story. I’d stick to the high school edition if I were you
@alikimichaelidou43953 жыл бұрын
*throws fog bomb* "apologies your grace" *we see him running away* Frollo: WITCHCRAFT! 🤪
@___o17993 жыл бұрын
Idk if y'all know this, but g*ps* is a slur
@TheKnowledgeMan1013 жыл бұрын
Frollo stabbing Phoebus and then blaming it on Esmeralda is actually true to the original story which I love about this musical
@user-sf3fe4bh2q11 ай бұрын
There was NOTHING near it in the book! You didn't read it!
@newname3469510 ай бұрын
@@user-sf3fe4bh2qphoebus gets stabbed by frollo then esmeralda is blamed dude
@marcelinon.18974 жыл бұрын
Woman: "Ah Phoebus, nice to see you again." Phoebus: *I've never met this [woman] in my life*
@juanzubi-avrillavignealive38474 жыл бұрын
Hi! I just saw a comment of yours in defense of Avril Lavigne in a video about the conspiracy. Avril is my favorite singer and I hate it when they attack her calling her an impostor, saying that she died and that they replaced her with Melissa. That is why I did a great investigation to defend her and part of it is in two videos with really clear evidence that Avril is alive and has not been replaced. I am working on a third video. I'm asking fans to support to make the videos go viral by watching and liking them, so that more people can find them and stop attacking Avril with that topic. You will not find clearer videos about the conspiracy theory in all youtube. To see them, you simply click on my user photo to enter my channel and they will appear there. As I was passing through, I liked your video! Thank you!
@anneshields20104 жыл бұрын
The guy playing Frollo dose sound like the late Tony Jay infact they all sound like the characters in the movie makes me want to watch it again love the movie
@stephenspainhour-roth66754 жыл бұрын
Positively exquisite
@disneyrules78084 жыл бұрын
This musical combines elements from both the 1996 Disney animated movie and the original novel by Victor Hugo.
@moriahgiov98774 жыл бұрын
8:14-8:34 I love this transition
@luismanzanomarinelda58214 жыл бұрын
3:50
@kaleidoscopekayley4 жыл бұрын
"Don't worry your majesty. I will only do what's necessary." *Proceeds to burn down all of Paris*
@pedrocampos17874 жыл бұрын
Okkayy-Cooool.
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
Frollo: *stabs Phoebus* Frollo: "Why would Esmeralda do this?"
@ravenniamh65154 жыл бұрын
God help the outcasts or nobody Will!
@phantomlover-ll7vy4 жыл бұрын
Honestly when he says apologies your grace, he threw so much shade 😂
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
Gotta love Clopin!
@kennyflanders83374 жыл бұрын
Victor Hugo Would Be Proud That 2 Of His Best Novels Became One Of The Greatest Musicals Ever Made
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
Agree!
@natalionatalio4 жыл бұрын
This is poorly redacted. As it is, it makes it seem as if "the hunchback..." alone were adapted from two books.
@charlessherwood36372 жыл бұрын
I highly doubt that Victor Hugo would have liked this adaptation. This story is nothing like the book. They completely omit the poet character that Esmerelda marries out of pity. Captain Phoebus was an antagonist in the book. He was trying to cheat on his fiance with Esmerelda the whole time, but he lets Esmerelda hang In the end. This story is a wonderful, fun, exciting play. The original novel was a Gothic tragedy.
@TheKnowledgeMan101 Жыл бұрын
@@charlessherwood3637 I disagree, because Hugo himself changed the story to reflect more like this story rather than his book when he made the libretto for "La Esmeralda". In "La Esmeralda", Hugo cuts out Pierre Gringoire (The poet you mention), he also changes the ending because Frollo does not die by being thrown off the roof by Quasi, instead it was Phoebus who dies and he dies in Esmeralda's arms, and then she threw herself on his body promising that he'll follow him, in La Esmeralda both Phoebus and Esmeralda were in love with each other. Also Phoebus is not an antagonist in La Esmeralda, only Frollo and even Clopin.
@pedrocampos6917 ай бұрын
Aewsrvunimo.
@glecyrances18744 жыл бұрын
Sends me chills every time😊! But i think they should sorta add Esmeralda in the center of the stage or on that second floor that's at the back. Because in this song it shows us how much she changed people's lives and how this story starts to have a climax when she came.
@thetexasrose044 жыл бұрын
Frollo: *stabs Phoebus* Esmerelda: Frollo: "THE GYPSY STABBED THE SOLDIER!"
@pedrocampos17874 жыл бұрын
Good-Yay.
@disneyrules78084 жыл бұрын
That scene was taken from the novel by Victor Hugo of which Frollo frames Esmeralda for stabbing Phoebus.
@samcotten24165 жыл бұрын
God, the Berlin version is SO MUCH BETTER!!! Why can’t Disney just let them produce it as rich and dark as it’s supposed to be? The movie was not as good as it could’ve been, and so far neither has been any production of the musical in the United States. Just like Disney to continually ruin something that has the potential to be a historic masterpiece.
@samcotten24165 жыл бұрын
I am very surprised by your opinion and disagree very strongly with it, but you certainly have the right to it. I agree that the gargoyles were annoying in the movie and took away from it, but they changed them for the Berlin version in a way that I liked. They made it quite clear that they only come to life in Quasimodo‘s imagination, and a lot of their dialogue in the Berlin version is less campy. The solution to the gargoyles was not necessarily to just take them out completely; they could be changed to work better, and I like the way they changed them for the Berlin version. I don’t see what’s wrong with Clopin being exactly the kind of gypsy leader that there was and always has been in Europe for centuries. They operated like a business, and it’s both accurate and effective to show the comradely among the gypsies in a way you don’t see as much in the current American version. As for looking and sounding terrible, that is just your opinion, and I couldn’t disagree more strongly. The Quasimodo in the Berlin version is a much better singer; the way he sings “Made of Stone” (“Aus Stein”) is unbelievable, and the guy in the current American version doesn’t even have the high D-natural at the end. The Berlin version is also better musically, in my opinion - it uses motifs from songs like “Esmeralda” so much more effectively. They also cut the song “Out of Love” (“Weil du liebst”) from the American version and replaced it with “In a place of Miracles”, which I think is much weaker and more ineffective as a song. I think Frollo is a much scarier scarier and more effective villain as a judge, too. Yes, I know making him the Archdeacon is true to the book, but I just think he’s a better villain the other way. Maybe the lighter, the warmer feeling traditionally associated with Disney is more to your taste, but I like it much richer and darker like it is in the Berlin version and in the movie. Some works are better light, but some are meant to be dark. That’s just the spirit of Victor Hugo. Darker is more popular in Europe. I don’t know if you’ve ever listened to an opera before, but they can be much darker than musical theater, and I like it much better that way. As I said, you’re entitled to your opinion, but I definitely don’t agree with you.
@renamami5 жыл бұрын
4:31 - 4:47 literally just gorgeous. I haven't been able to stop thinking of these lines.
@johnstavropoulos70495 жыл бұрын
The flames grow tall and sharp as fleurs-de-lis! All Paris burns for Esmeralda and still it all comes down to her and me! Feels very awkward after April 15th.
@vividly_valeska57384 жыл бұрын
John Stavropoulos why....?
@PhoenixJohnson292 жыл бұрын
@@vividly_valeska5738 part of Notre Dame burnt down
@thelavenderhatter59245 жыл бұрын
Wait are these the actors they used for the 2016 soundtrack?!
@KatieE9075 жыл бұрын
Yes the cast for La Jolla/Papermill are the ones who recorded the album. This is the La Jolla production, since they changed certain lines around for Papermill and the album.
@thelavenderhatter59245 жыл бұрын
KatE907 Ahhh I see. Thank you for the info. I didn’t even realize until Hellfire because only Patrick Page sounds like that lol
@amelia-nq3ew5 жыл бұрын
Patrick page is so talented it’s crazy
@jasd47045 жыл бұрын
“Apologies, your grace!” *POOF* one of the best parts. 👌🏼
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
My man Clopin was GREAT in the musical! 💜
@the-ma-an5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for including the scene with King Louis XI. I always crack up at the “unannounced” part
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
And I can't state enough how much I appreciate that bit of good comedy to relieve all the tension left from Hellfire!
@lesleyfrolloandhooklover66155 жыл бұрын
I love this song it puts in the spirt on a Gypsy Hunt for Esmeralda. Especially Frollo who wants find her and capture her.
@Murcielagorodriguez96 жыл бұрын
My favorite part of this is Phoebus’s voice crack at 7:18😂😂😂
@cl502004 Жыл бұрын
He just wanted to crackle like the fire and her voice!
@tiktak35596 жыл бұрын
Oh man look what happens when you do not understand science. Listen carefully !!! 🤣😏
@wandanemer26304 жыл бұрын
*SoRcErY!!*
@ParkDongYoung11226 жыл бұрын
This is really really awesome!!!! I must go see this musical!!
@no9scrum6 жыл бұрын
I hate how Frollo just spends the song wandering around, he looks lost! And Captain Pheabus has the most horrendous fake accent.. Lol
@KatieE9075 жыл бұрын
Phoebus is using his real voice. He has stage enunciation which sounds weird when you aren’t used to it, but having met him twice and seen him in two different shows, I can assure you his accent is not fake.
@pedrocampos6917 ай бұрын
Fhutrevmuiko.
@moviesandtvseriesclips16196 жыл бұрын
Was that real fire?
@louischwarz3675 жыл бұрын
movies and tvseries clips yes it is, but i assume, that it is a "safe" fire
@KatieE9075 жыл бұрын
Yes, whenever flames are used on stage there is someone offstage with a fire extinguisher, and these ones seemed to have been essentially a very large lighter-they turn on and off with a switch.
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it's a shame this never made it big. i love this theatrical adaption. ... i'm not much for live-action reboots, but Disney should put THIS to film. thank you for putting this on here.
This would be performed at the Tony's if Hunchback makes it to Broadway someday 🤞
Rteedmio.
🐐🐎
In the MTI version, the replaced "I am just a fool, I'm done" to "God help the outcast of nobody will.
1:05 😍 Love his voice so much
The brothel owner had more balls than any of the men
Quasi ate and left no crumbs at the end ❤
that moment when phoebus, quasi, and frollo sing “and still it all comes down to her and me” in unison is such an underrated moment because all three men are determined to be with esmeralda in the end
It's so cool that they end the act 1 finale the same way they did the opening Holding out "Bells of Notre Dame" as Quasi turns to face the audience while hanging onto the rope, while also showcasing what has changed
Nobody’s gonna talk about how the dude that read the warrant went off???
Indeed, that be William Paul Michals, who also played Father Dupin during Bells of Notre Dame and even understudied for Patrick Page as Frollo too! Of the voices of this Congregation I do actually like(in that they sound the least distractingly "Disney-esque" for the tone of this story, in my eyes/ears), both his and Neal Mayer(who plays Saint Aphrodisius)'s are my most favorite! He's now currently on Broadway playing Detective Starnes in the Revival of Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's Parade, which is itself directed by Michael Arden(who plays Quasimodo here) himself!
The “Somewhere she is lost” part will always get me just hearing two Baritones go at it is brilliant
Wow. This play is the perfect mix of the book and disney version.
1:06 OH MAN can that guy SING!!! ❤️
Anyone know his name? He's amazing
@@msoupster63 that be William Paul Michals, who also played Father Dupin during Bells of Notre Dame and even understudied for Patrick Page as Frollo too! Of the voices of this Congregation I do actually like(in that they sound the least distractingly "Disney-esque" for the tone of this story, in my eyes/ears), both his and Neal Mayer(who plays Saint Aphrodisius)'s are my most favorite! He's now currently on Broadway playing Detective Starnes in the Revival of Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's Parade, which is itself directed by Michael Arden(who plays Quasimodo here) himself!
Goosebumps
Eii Josh from Crazy Ex Girlfriend LMFAOOO
This makes me want a proshot of the show that much more
This is just the stage play (should be on Broadway honestly), so the remake better be as epic!
MTI needs to make a Jr. version of this musical!
A Jr. version would totally bastardize this story. I’d stick to the high school edition if I were you
*throws fog bomb* "apologies your grace" *we see him running away* Frollo: WITCHCRAFT! 🤪
Idk if y'all know this, but g*ps* is a slur
Frollo stabbing Phoebus and then blaming it on Esmeralda is actually true to the original story which I love about this musical
There was NOTHING near it in the book! You didn't read it!
@@user-sf3fe4bh2qphoebus gets stabbed by frollo then esmeralda is blamed dude
Woman: "Ah Phoebus, nice to see you again." Phoebus: *I've never met this [woman] in my life*
Hi! I just saw a comment of yours in defense of Avril Lavigne in a video about the conspiracy. Avril is my favorite singer and I hate it when they attack her calling her an impostor, saying that she died and that they replaced her with Melissa. That is why I did a great investigation to defend her and part of it is in two videos with really clear evidence that Avril is alive and has not been replaced. I am working on a third video. I'm asking fans to support to make the videos go viral by watching and liking them, so that more people can find them and stop attacking Avril with that topic. You will not find clearer videos about the conspiracy theory in all youtube. To see them, you simply click on my user photo to enter my channel and they will appear there. As I was passing through, I liked your video! Thank you!
The guy playing Frollo dose sound like the late Tony Jay infact they all sound like the characters in the movie makes me want to watch it again love the movie
Positively exquisite
This musical combines elements from both the 1996 Disney animated movie and the original novel by Victor Hugo.
8:14-8:34 I love this transition
3:50
"Don't worry your majesty. I will only do what's necessary." *Proceeds to burn down all of Paris*
Okkayy-Cooool.
Frollo: *stabs Phoebus* Frollo: "Why would Esmeralda do this?"
God help the outcasts or nobody Will!
Honestly when he says apologies your grace, he threw so much shade 😂
Gotta love Clopin!
Victor Hugo Would Be Proud That 2 Of His Best Novels Became One Of The Greatest Musicals Ever Made
Agree!
This is poorly redacted. As it is, it makes it seem as if "the hunchback..." alone were adapted from two books.
I highly doubt that Victor Hugo would have liked this adaptation. This story is nothing like the book. They completely omit the poet character that Esmerelda marries out of pity. Captain Phoebus was an antagonist in the book. He was trying to cheat on his fiance with Esmerelda the whole time, but he lets Esmerelda hang In the end. This story is a wonderful, fun, exciting play. The original novel was a Gothic tragedy.
@@charlessherwood3637 I disagree, because Hugo himself changed the story to reflect more like this story rather than his book when he made the libretto for "La Esmeralda". In "La Esmeralda", Hugo cuts out Pierre Gringoire (The poet you mention), he also changes the ending because Frollo does not die by being thrown off the roof by Quasi, instead it was Phoebus who dies and he dies in Esmeralda's arms, and then she threw herself on his body promising that he'll follow him, in La Esmeralda both Phoebus and Esmeralda were in love with each other. Also Phoebus is not an antagonist in La Esmeralda, only Frollo and even Clopin.
Aewsrvunimo.
Sends me chills every time😊! But i think they should sorta add Esmeralda in the center of the stage or on that second floor that's at the back. Because in this song it shows us how much she changed people's lives and how this story starts to have a climax when she came.
Frollo: *stabs Phoebus* Esmerelda: Frollo: "THE GYPSY STABBED THE SOLDIER!"
Good-Yay.
That scene was taken from the novel by Victor Hugo of which Frollo frames Esmeralda for stabbing Phoebus.
God, the Berlin version is SO MUCH BETTER!!! Why can’t Disney just let them produce it as rich and dark as it’s supposed to be? The movie was not as good as it could’ve been, and so far neither has been any production of the musical in the United States. Just like Disney to continually ruin something that has the potential to be a historic masterpiece.
I am very surprised by your opinion and disagree very strongly with it, but you certainly have the right to it. I agree that the gargoyles were annoying in the movie and took away from it, but they changed them for the Berlin version in a way that I liked. They made it quite clear that they only come to life in Quasimodo‘s imagination, and a lot of their dialogue in the Berlin version is less campy. The solution to the gargoyles was not necessarily to just take them out completely; they could be changed to work better, and I like the way they changed them for the Berlin version. I don’t see what’s wrong with Clopin being exactly the kind of gypsy leader that there was and always has been in Europe for centuries. They operated like a business, and it’s both accurate and effective to show the comradely among the gypsies in a way you don’t see as much in the current American version. As for looking and sounding terrible, that is just your opinion, and I couldn’t disagree more strongly. The Quasimodo in the Berlin version is a much better singer; the way he sings “Made of Stone” (“Aus Stein”) is unbelievable, and the guy in the current American version doesn’t even have the high D-natural at the end. The Berlin version is also better musically, in my opinion - it uses motifs from songs like “Esmeralda” so much more effectively. They also cut the song “Out of Love” (“Weil du liebst”) from the American version and replaced it with “In a place of Miracles”, which I think is much weaker and more ineffective as a song. I think Frollo is a much scarier scarier and more effective villain as a judge, too. Yes, I know making him the Archdeacon is true to the book, but I just think he’s a better villain the other way. Maybe the lighter, the warmer feeling traditionally associated with Disney is more to your taste, but I like it much richer and darker like it is in the Berlin version and in the movie. Some works are better light, but some are meant to be dark. That’s just the spirit of Victor Hugo. Darker is more popular in Europe. I don’t know if you’ve ever listened to an opera before, but they can be much darker than musical theater, and I like it much better that way. As I said, you’re entitled to your opinion, but I definitely don’t agree with you.
4:31 - 4:47 literally just gorgeous. I haven't been able to stop thinking of these lines.
The flames grow tall and sharp as fleurs-de-lis! All Paris burns for Esmeralda and still it all comes down to her and me! Feels very awkward after April 15th.
John Stavropoulos why....?
@@vividly_valeska5738 part of Notre Dame burnt down
Wait are these the actors they used for the 2016 soundtrack?!
Yes the cast for La Jolla/Papermill are the ones who recorded the album. This is the La Jolla production, since they changed certain lines around for Papermill and the album.
KatE907 Ahhh I see. Thank you for the info. I didn’t even realize until Hellfire because only Patrick Page sounds like that lol
Patrick page is so talented it’s crazy
“Apologies, your grace!” *POOF* one of the best parts. 👌🏼
My man Clopin was GREAT in the musical! 💜
Thank you for including the scene with King Louis XI. I always crack up at the “unannounced” part
And I can't state enough how much I appreciate that bit of good comedy to relieve all the tension left from Hellfire!
I love this song it puts in the spirt on a Gypsy Hunt for Esmeralda. Especially Frollo who wants find her and capture her.
My favorite part of this is Phoebus’s voice crack at 7:18😂😂😂
He just wanted to crackle like the fire and her voice!
Oh man look what happens when you do not understand science. Listen carefully !!! 🤣😏
*SoRcErY!!*
This is really really awesome!!!! I must go see this musical!!
I hate how Frollo just spends the song wandering around, he looks lost! And Captain Pheabus has the most horrendous fake accent.. Lol
Phoebus is using his real voice. He has stage enunciation which sounds weird when you aren’t used to it, but having met him twice and seen him in two different shows, I can assure you his accent is not fake.
Fhutrevmuiko.
Was that real fire?
movies and tvseries clips yes it is, but i assume, that it is a "safe" fire
Yes, whenever flames are used on stage there is someone offstage with a fire extinguisher, and these ones seemed to have been essentially a very large lighter-they turn on and off with a switch.
They changed my favorite part no
ooooooook-Yeeah.
What part??