The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Michael Tuchner
Norman Lumsden
Pam St Clement
Robert Powell
Peter Mandell
Gerry Sundquist
Film Details
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Synopsis
Sumptuous fourteenth film version of the Victor Hugo classic with Anthony Hopkins' Quasimodo earning him an Emmy Award nomination as Outstanding Actor. Trivia buffs will note that this film's two stars -- Hopkins and Derek Jacobi, as Dom Claude Frollo, were TV's most famous Hitlers. Robert Powell, who was Christ in "Jesus of Nazareth", returns to TV in the role of Phoebus, the Royal Archer Captain. The first film of the Hugo story was made in France in 1906. The most famous versions were the ones with Lon Chaney (1923), Charles Laughton (1939) and Anthony Quinn (1957). There also were three television productions, including a British miniseries in 1966.
Director
Michael Tuchner
Cast
Norman Lumsden
Pam St Clement
Robert Powell
Peter Mandell
Gerry Sundquist
Sara Clee
Jacob Witkin
Harry Jones
Rosamund Greenwood
Eileen Way
John Kidd
Roland Culver
Martin Carroll
Antony Carrick
John Rutland
Patsy Smart
Nigel Hawthorne
Anthony Hopkins
Timothy Bateson
Jerold Wells
Hugo De Vernier
Jack Klaff
Heather Channing
Timothy Morand
Terry Duggan
June Brown
Sheila Ferris
Donald Eccles
Dave Hill
Alan Webb
David Suchet
Wally Thomas
Michael Burrell
Eunice Black
Roy Evans
Derek Jacobi
Kenny Baker
Joseph Blatchley
John Moore
Freddie Earlle
David Kelly
Rosalie Crutchley
Stanley Lebor
Tim Pigott-smith
John Gielgud
Lesley-anne Down
Crew
Bill Bennison
Malcolm J Christopher
Harry Cordwell
Phyllis Dalton
John Gay
Victor Hugo
Alan Hume
Garth Inns
Irene Lamb
Nick Maley
John Mitchell
Keith Palmer
Norman Rosemont
John Stoll
Ken Thorne
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States February 4, 1982
Released in United States on Video January 30, 1991
Telecast as a presentation of "Hallmark Hall of Fame."
