When Quasimodo and Esmerelda are on the roof of the cathedral, a piece of the roof breaks off and slides with them standing on it. The material creates sparks as it slides. The material would be either copper or (more likely) lead, neither of which can be made to spark. See more...
When Quasimodo is singing "Out There" the camera moves down and you can see a street merchant shaking out the flying carpet from Aladdin and there is a rooftop satellite dish. See more...
Directed by Gary Trousdale, starring David Ogden Stiers, Demi Moore, Kevin Kline, Tom Hulce (add more)
Genres: Animation, Adventure, Drama, Family, Musical
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What war is Phoebus returning from? [That's a good question. France actually fought no wars between the Battle of Castillon in 1451, and the Italian Wars which began in 1494. Seeing as the movie takes place in 1482 it seems strange that Phoebus would have fought in any war, unless he is at least 45 years old.]
What exactly is Frollo's position of authority? [He's a judge.]
Answered by Phixius
I'm not of the Catholic religion so I have a question. During Frollo's fireplace song he sees those faceless people wearing the red cloaks and then on the wall there are shadows holding crosses and stuff like that. Are these any specific objects of the catholic religion or just your average devils and angels? [They are representations of good and evil.]
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