The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Disney MGM Studios 2nd edit
by admin on Feb.09, 2006, under Disney's Hollywood Studios, Streets of America, Walt Disney World
The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Disney MGM Studios 2nd edit from Martins Videos on Vimeo.
A straight one take/live audio full show recording.
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June 16th, 2010 on 4:35 pm
What a wonderful video to have! This was, in my opinion, the most stunning theme park show of all. The puppets, fast-paced choreography, scene-changes, banners, costumes, “horses”, talking gargoyles, story, characters, music were all excellent. The platform extending out into the audience, the multi-level stage: all really special. I wonder whether it was too complex for the family theme-park audience, lacking well-known popular tunes, and with a rather more complicated plot than other theme-park shows. Or was it just a matter of “real-estate,” the replacement of this special stage pavilion with another structure? perhaps some day it will return. In the meantime, we have Martin’s loving video to cherish.
May 21st, 2011 on 5:31 am
I remember this show SO clearly and this video just brings back GREAT memories! My mom ADORED this show and I sent it to her and she was SO happy. I think it closed because seriously, I’m part of the generation who would actually remember Hunchback as a movie in theaters. I LOVED Esmeralda so I saw this show MANY times….but I was only five when the movie came out so the show ran while I was six to eleven. The movie is still “in the vault” and has been there since about 2002 the same time the show closed. Perhaps it would reopen if there’s a re-release of the film (it missed it’s tenth anniversary in 2006 but perhaps it will come out in the new Diamond line?) to refuel interest in the show(even if a Broadway version of the German musical that’s based on the film is in the works). Even so, this is a WONDERFUL way for me to relive a part of my childhood so I thank you, Martin!