The Hunchback of Notre Dame II Page #2

Synopsis: 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. But greedy Sarousch forces Madellaine to help him steal the Cathedral's most famous bell.
Director(s): Bradley Raymond
Production: Walt Disney Television Animation
  2 wins & 12 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
30%
G
Year:
2002
68 min
1,056 Views


to catch your eye

So you miss it

A sudden bolt

of distant lightning

Cathedrals rising out of stone

A baby starts

to walk or talk one day

Then shockingly he's grown

And in love

That volcano of emotion

Not 10, 000 gypsy potions

Can undo

Yes, it's love

well, of course

my view is slanted

But people

do take love for granted

Sad but true

Of all the many miracles

Mysterious and marvellous

and big and small

when people fall in love

it really beats them all

Oh, to see it

To feel it

To know it

Imagine someone to love

who loves you

Imagine to look in her eyes

And see

Imagine how extraordinary

It would be

If an ordinary miracle

Happened to

Me

Go to the circus!

Make a good impression!

Hmm, what does one wear

to a carnival event?

- Nothing.

- Daring! Oh!

Maybe a bit pushy

for a first date.

Quasi, you can stay here

and hope for a miracle...

or you can get out there

and make a miracle of your own.

You're right.

I'm off to the circus!

- Oh, but what am I gonna wear?

- I got the perfect thing, kid.

Well, how do I look?

Uh, too much?

- No, no. I mean--

- Of course not.

- Wow! Great hat, Quasi.

- It's a new you.

Quasi, don't worry.

You look dashing.

Welcome, welcome

to the Cirque de Sarousch!

Magic! Magic!

Tricks that you

cannot ever dream of!

Look at the juggler!

Come one, come all!

Oh, wow!

- Wow!

- Zephyr, stay close.

I don't want to lose you.

I don't trust these people.

- What does that mean?

- Well, just look at them.

I mean, they travel from town to town

like-like-like-like--

- Gypsies?

- Yes! No!

I mean-- I mean-- Uh--

Uh, uh, so, Quasi, um...

where's this

Madellaine of yours?

I don't know, but I-I'm sure

she'll be out soon.

You don't understand.

You didn't see him.

I don't want to be

a part of this anymore.

You should have thought of that

before you stole from me.

- But I was only six years old.

- And you were starving...

and it was only a few coins.

Oh, you cretin, not so tight!

- I made a mistake.

- Yes.

And did I turn you over

to the authorities?

No.

- Or the workhouse?

- No.

And who took you in?

- Looked after you like a true friend?

- You did.

Oh, yes.

All you need to do

is to look pretty for him...

and he'll tell you

what I need to know.

Mirrors!

I could kiss me...

but I'd fall in love.

Come, trinket.

We're on.

Boys and girls!

Voila!

A treat for your senses.

A delight for your soul.

Wow! Yeah!

Welcome to Cirque de Sarousch!

- Hubba hubba!

- May I present my assistant--

the lovely Madellaine.

And now, I will astound you

with a feat of magic...

unparalleled in modern times.

Behold La Petit!

Do not look away

from the beast...

for I shall make it vanish

before your very eyes.

Keep a sharp watch.

See the creature

disappear into thin air.

Yeah!

Wow! Wow, wow, wow!

Sarousch is incredible!

I wish I could join the circus.

Hey, hey, maybe

I could join a circus.

Yeah! I could be a juggler. What do you

think, Quasi? I'd juggle and I'd--

Quasi?

Uh, uh, uh, uh, Quasi?

- Hello?

- What are you doing?

Nothing. You were making

goo-goo eyes at your girlfriend.

Oh, she-- she's not my--

Who said she was my--

That's a--

Zephyr.

And where do you think

you're going? Get out there.

I mean to have that bell.

- I thought you forgot about me.

- That will never happen.

- I'll always be here for you.

- Always?

Always.

You mean if ever

I'm in any kind of

great big mess or trouble

I'd be right there

we'd be a pair

You mean you'll never

leave me all alone

we'll always be

a double, we two

That's the arithmetic

I'd stick with you

Just say we're hanging by a rope

above an evil witch's brew pot

It's bubbling blue

with sticky goo

Our rope gives way

and then we crash and make a splash

Inside her stew pot of glue

Even if you're sticky slick

I'd stick with you

- I'm sticking to you.

- Hey, no fair.

Can't help that.

We're stuck together.

- Best friends.

- And we always will be.

Always.

Through all the thin and thick

Closer than frack and frick

we two will do the trick

I'd stick with you

F ast as the clock can tick

I'd be there just as quick

No one I'd rather pick

I'd stick with you

Zephyr.

- You have a way with kids.

- Hi. M-Madellaine, hi.

I-I-I-I-I-I was just-- Hi.

He's lucky to have

a good friend like you.

Oh.

- Hey, you were really great up there.

- Ah, me?

Nothing to it. I just have to

stand there and look pretty, you know?

- No big deal.

- No, no, i-it is a big deal.

You-You have to make the audience

look where they're supposed to,

not give away the trick.

Hmm. You mean...

hocus their pocus?

Delusion their illusion?

Abra their cadabra?

Actually, I would really like

to walk the tightrope.

Oh. But I'm not really

very good at it.

Oh, I don't believe that.

I'm sure you can do anything.

Paris is r-really pretty.

I-I mean, you-- you've probably seen

it already, but then, maybe you haven't.

A-And if you haven't,

then-then maybe we could--

I could, y-you know, show you.

I'd really like that.

Oh, lovely.

I love you, love you,

love you, and you.

You're a genius.

Captain of the Guard,

I insist you do something.

They took my silver! All my coins to

pay my landlord! They'll throw us out!

- My bracelet is gone!

- Bracelet. Can you

describe the bracelet?

- My life savings is gone!

- All right, all right, have no worry.

The king's guard

is on the case.

We'll find the culprits.

Where we'll find them,

I don't know.

Wait a minute.

A string of robberies begins

the moment the circus comes to town?

Coincidence?

I don't think so.

How many times

have I ever been wrong?

Achilles, that was

a rhetorical question.

You know, the Festival D'Amour

is tomorrow.

- Would you, uh, like to go?

- Oh, I don't know.

Oh, but please.

We shall have a good time.

Well, uh, I'd love to.

Try my famous souffl, huh?

- Oh. It's ruined.

- No, no. Taste.

I-l think those are weeds.

Oh, no. Smell.

Oh, they smell so flowery.

They're wonderful.

It's rosemary.

Come on.

This is one of my favourite spots

in all of Paris.

Isn't it beautiful?

But I-- I can't see anything.

Close your eyes.

Listen to Paris.

Oh. Quasi, it's wonderful.

Oh, come on, show me more!

It's all too sudden

Our boy has grown

- There's nothing more to do

- It's true

He's on his own

we've tried to teach him

we've tried to show

The things a gargoyle

And a gar-guy ought to know

- He's gone

- He's left

And do we feel bereft

No, he's fa-la-la-la

fallen in love

He's fa-la-la-la fallen in love

Sing a rousing

rollicking roundelay

For our rip-roaring rhapsody

He's fa-la-la-la fallen in love

He's fa-la-la-la fallen in love

why should we be blue

His love is true, so bid the kid adieu

Oh, wow

Just across the square

Look at Quasi there

Love has nailed him

Oh, wow

Sighing when he talks

Flying when he walks

Love's derailed him

- He's fa-la-la-la fallen in love

- Oh, wow

- He's fa-la-la-la fallen in love

-Just across the square

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Jule Selbo

Jule Britt Selbo is an American screenwriter, playwright, author, producer and professor. She was born in Fargo, North Dakota. She is currently a Professor in the Cinema and Television Arts Department at California State University, Fullerton and is a member of the WGA. more…

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