Adaptational Intelligence: Disney's Quasimodo is more intelligent than Hugo's version.Adaptational Attractiveness: While not conventionally attractive, he's considerably less repulsive here than in most versions, being more ugly cute than monstrous.Acrofatic: He has a stocky build but is remarkably quick and agile all the same.
The stage version brings back his deafness, with his speech only becoming fully articulate during his musical solos because they represent his inner emotions. In the Disney adaptation, he is able to hear and speak, and while he keeps the wart, both his eyes are functional. Abled in the Adaptation: In the original novel, Quasimodo is deaf due to working with loud bells and was born with a large wart over his left eye.In spite of his ghastly appearance, Quasimodo is naïve, kindhearted, and knows little of the world outside his bell tower home from which he is forbidden to leave. He was born deformed, possessing a hunched back, from which the film takes its name. Quasimodo is the bellringer of Notre Dame. (Latin American Spanish, speaking), Adrian Barba (Latin American Spanish, singing) Played by: Tom Hulce Other voice actors Martin Watier (Canadian French), Francis Lalanne (European French), Drew Sarich (German), Kanji Ishimaru (Japanese), Luis Posada (European Spanish), Michael Arden (US), Jorge Roig Jr.
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