Stars: Jason Alexander, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Tom Hulce, Charles Kimbrough, Kevin Kline, Michael McKean, Demi Moore

Summary: Quasi meets and falls in love with Madelline, a beautiful circus girl, but when Madelline's master steals Quasi's 'La Fidele' - the bell from the cathedral, he believes that she was also in on the theft...

A sequel to Disney's 1996 hit, this second installment of THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME finds the all-star lineup of voice actors (Tom Hulce, Kevin Kline, Jason Alexander, Demi Moore) augmented by two newcomers: Jennifer Love Hewitt and Haley Joel Osment. Here, Quasi remains the protector of Notre Dame's storied bells, and now rings them with the help of Zephyr (Osment), Esmerelda's and Phoebus's young son. Love strikes Quasi once again when he sees the beautiful Madellaine (Hewitt) at a traveling circus, working as an assistant to Sarousch, an evil magician. Unfortunately, Sarousch has hatched a plan to steal Notre Dame's most famous bell, and is forcing Madellaine to be his accomplice, forcing Quasi to think the worst about her. However, with the help of his gargoyle friends, Quasi attempts to foil Sarousch's plan and discover who Madellaine really is.

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Most of the original characters--plus a few new ones--return in Hunchback Of Notre Dame II. Esmeralda (Demi Moore) and Phoebus (Kevin Kline) now have a son named Zephyr (Haley Joel Osment), with whom Quasi (Tom Hulce) has become friends. When the circus comes to town, the hunchback becomes enchanted by magician's assistant, Madellaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt), but the vain Sarousch (Michael McKean) is also a thief with an eye for the cathedral's jewelled bell. He forces Madellaine to woo Quasi while he carries out the theft. Will he get away with it? Will Madellaine learn to see the inner Quasi? And will Quasi be able to trust again when he learns of her deception? Songs and humorous hijinks from the gargoyles, such as Jason Alexander's Hugo, illustrate the lesson that--as in the first feature--you can't judge a book by its cover. This sequel is squarely aimed at a younger audience than the original, ages 5-10 should be very entertained. --Kathleen C. Fennessy, Amazon.com

Aspect Ratio:	1.66 Wide Screen
Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Festival Of Fun, Featurette, Documentary, Art Attack
Subtitles:	English, Greek
Year:	2001
Release Date:	May 20, 2002
Runtime:	63 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	B E D 888382
Keywords:	Animated, Family, Bell, General, Secret, Dame, Wide, Screen, Hunchback, Animation, Childrens, Notre, Ii
Genre:	Childrens