More Pictures of the Asian Tour.
More Pictures of the Asian Tour Cast of Notre Dame de Paris, Enjoy
Another round of picture from the Asian Tour Cast of Notre Dame de Paris. Enjoy the pictures
Gringoire of Notre Dame de Paris
As I have mention in previous posts I did a lot these Squidoo/Hupages articles that cover the performers of each character from Notre Dame de Paris. This post originally showcased my Gringoire page. in 2011 there was 26 performers. This was apparently also my 50th lens. These articles proved a lot work and unwieldy to keep up with so I don’t think they will get reposted here but I do like keeping the memory alive at least to certain degree.
While I don’t think I would post full reviews of the past Notre Dame de Paris performers I could to feature posts on them one at time. It would be easier then to one post each character and all the performer who have played them from the different casts.
Past Zazzle Stuff
Also this page showcased two of my Zazzle products. A Colored Esmeralda Illustration iphone case which is long since gone and Gringoire Shirt That said “Gringoire: Poet, Genius, Juggler. Which apparently I removed from the platform, not sure why.
In the Spirit of Valentine’s Day I want to pick Fan-Art that was romantic in nature but then I saw this;
It was so silly and on point that I had to post it this week. Art by SamaHatter. I also like the mixing of the Hunchback sources as inspiration for how the guys look also I love the cute style.
I’ve found a ton of pictures from the Asian Tour Cast but in an effort to keep my sanity I’m going to post them over a series of posts, so Enjoy!
This Week’s Fan-Art is by TheDutchesse and it’s Gringoire Bruno Pelletier-style ^^! I love the use of color in this piece ^_^
Today’s Fan-art is by rat-patooty. It’s a Disney/Notre Dame de Paris cross-over and it’s pretty silly…
In the case of Disney’s Hunchback sequel, this was Disney’s chance to give Quasimodo a love story as they didn’t in the original movie because Esmeralda and Phoebus are made for each other and pretty much the some person. However the whole plot with the bell was stupid. What Disney should have done was used the sequel to mitigate between the book and the movie instead of creating a villain who was pretty much universally despised by the masses, an idiotic impractical bell and not utilizing the more beloved main characters -Esmeralda, Clopin, and Djali.
Here what they should have done, since Disney is in the business of contrived romances we’ll keep the Madeline character but instead of working for a vain magical bell thief she’ll be in league with Gringoire whose is a poet and a goat thief. Gringoire is original to the book and he does steals/rescues Djali. But having Djali as a focal point it would have been easier to incorporate Esmeralda and Clopin. Plus Djali was a smart Goat who could spell, tell time and do numerous of other tricks, plus Disney could have marketed more Djali toys instead that stupid Bell. Plus there would have been no lame Sarousch or hopefully no Zephyr. (Did anyone like either of them? Seriously I wanna know.)
However, I think Disney should have forgone the whole Quasimodo story line and done a prequel with Esmeralda because I can tell you right know more people search for Esmeralda than Quasimodo, she is just more popular. I think an Esmeralda backstory who have been a better waste of time. Who agrees? I mean we know nothing of Esmeralda’s childhood, parents, how she came to the Court of Miracles, or anything. I guess this makes her mysterious but it would have been more interesting to watch than watching Quasimodo force a girl into liking him with a jewel-crusted bell that isn’t even in the first movie. An Esmeralda origin tale would have mitigated the Disney story of Hunchback and Hugo’s Notre Dame de Paris, I mean Esmeralda is the titular character and the book revolves around her and Disney trying to downplay her in favor of Quasimodo just didn’t work. So they should have done a Prequel full of Esmeralda and not the sequel that they poop out.
Next Time – Conclusion Time for the Sequel
































































