Quasimodo has a starring role as a character in the Disney film, "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame". Quasimodo played Notre Dame's bell ringer. He is famous for being hunchbacked.
I'm assuming you mean the movie. (may contain spoilers) Quasimodo: The Hunchback Esmeralda: the female Gypsy Djali: Esmeralda's Goat Judge Claude Frollo: the Villain Clopin: the Gypsy King, the host of the Feast of Fools, singer of "The Court of Miracles", and the Narrator in the beginning of the film. Quasimodo's Mother: the woman running from Frollo at the beginning of the film. Hugo: One of the three gargoyles. The short, fat and funny one. Laverne: One of the three gargoyles. The elder and wise one. Victor: One of the three gargoyles. The kind one. Phoebus: Captain of the Guards - Esmeralda's lover in the end. Those are all the main ones.
I am 11 and no stuff they talk it`s DISNEY!
Fantasia in 1940 was Disney's third feature-length cartoon.
Walt Disney himself was the first Disney character to appear on TV... if you don't count him as a character, then your answer is Mickey Mouse.The first Disney TV show was titled The Disneyland Story (later changed to Disneyland, then Walt Disney Presents, and later The Wonderful World of Color and the Wonderful World of Disney) which premiered in October 1954. The show was hosted by Disney, so he was the first to be featured on the first Disney TV show. Later in the episode, he introduces the first fictional Disney character to appear on TV, saying "Our only hope is we never lose sight of one thing: that it was all started by a mouse. Now, that is why I want this part of the show to belong to Mickey, because the story of Mickey is truly the real beginning of Disneyland."---The first Disney character introduced ever was Little Red Riding Hood, in July 1922, but this was in theaters, not TV.Mickey Mouse, in Steamboat Willie, was the first character to feature synchronized sound, in November 18 of 1928 (recognized as Mickey's birthday). Again, this was in theaters, not television. Mickey was first introduced in March 1928, with Minnie Mouse, in Plane Crazy.
Quasimodo has a starring role as a character in the Disney film, "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame". Quasimodo played Notre Dame's bell ringer. He is famous for being hunchbacked.
Tom Hulce provided the voice for Quasimodo, the sweet, loving, and horrible disfigured hero of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He also sings all of Quasimodo's songs in the movie.
I'm assuming you mean the movie. (may contain spoilers) Quasimodo: The Hunchback Esmeralda: the female Gypsy Djali: Esmeralda's Goat Judge Claude Frollo: the Villain Clopin: the Gypsy King, the host of the Feast of Fools, singer of "The Court of Miracles", and the Narrator in the beginning of the film. Quasimodo's Mother: the woman running from Frollo at the beginning of the film. Hugo: One of the three gargoyles. The short, fat and funny one. Laverne: One of the three gargoyles. The elder and wise one. Victor: One of the three gargoyles. The kind one. Phoebus: Captain of the Guards - Esmeralda's lover in the end. Those are all the main ones.
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I am 11 and no stuff they talk it`s DISNEY!
dumbo he didn't speak a line, the movie was narrated
The production companies involved in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1988) are: Amblin Entertainment Silver Screen Partners III Touchstone Pictures Walt Disney Feature Animation So, technically she could be considered a Disney character.
Frollo was sent to hell thus freeing Esmeralda and the Gypsies from Frollo's witch hunt, and freeing Quasimodo from his 20 years of isolation from the outside world. Esmeralda fell in love with Captain Phoebus, and Quasimodo is happily accepted by the citizens of Paris.
Fantasia in 1940 was Disney's third feature-length cartoon.
From on the inside you can just use the stairs, but on the out side, the only one that can do that is Quasimodo from the Disney movie:)
The 28th feature
No, in either the Hugo novel or the toned-down Disney cartoon. He was essentially an abandoned child.