The Hunchback of Notre Dame Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: David Ogden Stiers

He also played Major Charles Emerson Winchester III from "M*A*S*H", Cogsworth from "Beauty and the Beast", and Governer Ratcliffe from "Pocahontas".

Answer: Master

He calls him 'sir' once or twice and even refers to himself as Frollo's 'son', but he calls him 'master' more than anything! It's really horrible how Frollo treats Quasimodo.

Frollo is a a powerful and ruthless judge who lusts after Esmeralda.

The relationship between Frollo and Quasi is very complex. Quasimodo looks to Frollo as a father, as a caretaker, when really Frollo is only using Quasimodo for his own benefit. He cares nothing about Quasimodo personally, he just feared his immortal soul would be damned for killing Quasimodo's mother, and is using this to counteract that sin. Quasimodo often defends Frollo, when Frollo only chooses to put Quasi down and torment him.

Frollo [referring to Quasimodo]: "Even this foul creature may yet prove one day to be of use to me."

Quasimodo [talking to the gargoyles]: "But you're all forgetting one big thing--my master: Frollo."

Frollo [to Quasi]: "This is my thanks for taking you in and raising you as my son?"
Quasi [in response]: "I'm sorry, sir..."

Answer: Kyrie Eleison

The chorus sings "Kyrie Eleison" meaning "Lord have mercy" which is then sung in English. "Dies irae" (Day of wrath) "Confutatis Maledictus" (consigned to flames of woe) and "Mea culpa" are all sung in the background at later points throughout the movie.

Answer: Clopin

Clopin is the one who watches over all the gypsies.

Answer: Sanctuary!

Buy the soundtrack, because this is the best song on there!

Answer: Paris

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" took place in the city of Paris. Clopin was the first to acknowledge where the movie took place when he sang the name of the city in the opening song "The Bells of Notre Dame".

Answer: Esmeralda

Unlike many other Disney movies, the main male character does marry the main female character, but they seem to do so in between movies. Phoebus and Esmeralda are obviously in love at the end of the movie.

Answer: Hugo

Hugo was named for Victor Hugo, the author who wrote the original book, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". He also wrote "Les Miserables", which was also made into a musical.

Answer: Robes

He wears purple and black judge robes throughout the film. Usually, he can be seen wearing his purple and black cap. Frollo's position as a judge plays a powerful part in his role. He is a government official, meaning he has to be at the Festival of Fools and is in the church often.

Answer: freedom

"I ask for wealth/ I ask for fame/ I ask for glory to shine on my name/ I ask for love/ I can possess/ I ask for God and his angels to bless me."

Answer: Quasimodo

After the three gargoyles convince Quasimodo to attend the festival of fools, he is crowned King during the ceremony.

Answer: Paris

'Morning in Paris, the city awakes to the bells of Notre Dame...'

Answer: The Wizard of Oz

I was trying to think of films that all featur birds, "Little Mermaid" was a bit tenuous I guess. When Lavergne says "Fly my pretties" it's very reminsicent of the Wicked Witch of the West sending her monkeys after Dorothy and friends, they even play the same music!

Answer: Heidi Mollenhauer

You only hear her in 'God Help the Outcasts'.

Answer: Innocence

"We find you totally innocent- which is the worst crime of all!"

Answer: Belle

When Quasimodo is singing 'Out There', the scene cuts to a busy street. Belle is walking towards the lower right corner of the screen with her nose stuck in a book.

Answer: Shooting

He had his men shoot arrows into him before he fell in the river, so really both shooting and drowning, although Frollo was only responsible for the former!

Answer: Green

Worn with a clean pair of hose.

Answer: Hanging

"So you're going to hang!" This quiz turned out rather more morbid than I had planned!

Answer: 20

And Frollo doesn't seem to have aged at all...