Now that Frollo is gone, Quasimodo rings the bell with the help of his new friend and Esmeralda’s and Phoebus’ little son, Zephyr. But when Quasi stops by a traveling circus owned by evil magician Sarousch, he falls for Madellaine, Sarouch’s assistant.


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Film Cast:
Quasimodo (voice): Tom Hulce
Madellaine (voice): Jennifer Love Hewitt
Gargoyle Hugo (voice): Jason Alexander
Clopin (voice): Paul Kandel
Gargoyle Victor (voice): Charles Kimbrough
Sarousch (voice): Michael McKean
Esmeralda (voice): Demi Moore
Phoebus (voice): Kevin Kline
Zephyr (voice): Haley Joel Osment
Gargoyle Laverne (voice): Jane Withers
Archdeacon (voice): Jim Cummings
Guard #1 (voice): Joe Lala
Achilles & Djali (voice): Frank Welker
Lady DeBurne (voice): April Winchell
Additional Voices (voice): Newell Alexander
Additional Voices (voice): Nicholas Guest
Additional Voices (voice): Philip Benichou
Additional Voices (voice): Bridget Hoffman
Additional Voices (voice): Mitch Carter
Additional Voices (voice): Frederika Kesten
Additional Voices (voice): David Cowgill
Additional Voices (voice): Luisa Leschin
Additional Voices (voice): Wendy Cutler
Additional Voices (voice): Edie Mirman
Additional Voices (voice): Ike Eisenmann
Additional Voices (voice): Philece Sampler
Additional Voices (voice): Tara Strong
Film Crew:
Editor: Colleen Halsey
Novel: Victor Hugo
Screenplay: Flip Kobler
Screenplay: Cindy Marcus
Editor: Peter Lonsdale
Original Music Composer: Carl Johnson
Director: Bradley Raymond
Screenplay: Jule Selbo
Post Production Producer: Stephen Swofford
Storyboard Artist: Kurt Anderson
Storyboard Artist: Terry Lennon
Casting: Jamie Thomason
Art Direction: James Gallego
Production Manager: Charles Kaitz
Animation Director: Hiroshi Kawamata
Supervising Sound Editor: Louis L. Edemann
Supervising Sound Editor: Ronald Eng
Sound Editor: Howard Neiman
Storyboard Artist: Julius Aguimatang
Sound Editor: Leonard T. Geschke
Sound Editor: Chuck Neely
Animation Manager: Yoshitake Iwakami
Animation: Kazuhiro Ohmame
Location Manager: Danny I. Tolentino
Storyboard Artist: Ryan Anthony
Supervising Music Editor: Dominick Certo
Storyboard Artist: Kevin Gollaher
Associate Producer: Hiroshi Soatome
Storyboard Artist: Roy Meurin
Production Manager: Michelle Pniewski
Second Unit Director: Kiyotaka Kantake
Character Designer: Kenny Thompkins
Post Production Supervisor: Mark von der Heide
Post Production Supervisor: Steve Arenas
Character Designer: Benjamin Balistreri
Lead Character Designer: Ritsuko Notani
Post Production Coordinator: Craig Sawczuk
Associate Producer: Chris Henderson
Movie Reviews:
r96sk: A much, much more family friendly tale from the world of Quasimodo.

‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame II’ isn’t necessarily anything terrible, I don’t dislike it, but it kinda lets itself down with a tamer plot, poorer music/score and less interesting key characters.
The animation certainly takes a nosedive, with all the onscreen talent looking a little worse for wear. Tom Hulce remains solid as the main man, while Jennifer Love Hewitt is at least a big name to attach to the film; her role, Madellaine, is very underdeveloped. Michael McKean is, of course, notable too, but sadly his Sarousch is a very basic villain.
This film’s plot is what lets it down, as they create an incredibly unimaginative story regarding a bell called La Fidèle. If that wasn’t enough, the main plot point surrounding the bell is a total cop-out.
At least they only made the run time 68 minutes, which avoided me getting the drag feeling; any longer then I’d be rating way less. It’s not good at all, but there are numerous other Disney animated sequels that are worse.