History Film / QuasimodoDelParis

In the (fictional) modern-day city of El Paris, Quasimodo is the young son of the local governor. He gets targeted by a curse thrown by a shady man known as Trouillefou, and he ends up physically abused by his father, so much so that he becomes a deformed hunchback. Quasimodo is then abandoned by his parents, who adopt a beautiful little girl named Esmeralda to replace him, and grows up at the city's cathedral where he rings the bells, under the watch of the priest named Frollo.

In the (fictional) modern-day city of El Paris, Quasimodo is the young son of the local governor. He gets targeted by a curse thrown by a shady man known as Trouillefou, and he ends up physically abused by his father, so much so that he becomes a deformed hunchback. Quasimodo is then abandoned by his parents, who adopt a beautiful little girl named Esmeralda to replace him, and grows up at the city's cathedral where he rings the bells, under the watch of the priest named Frollo. Fast forward twenty years, in Quasimodo's adulthood, a SerialKiller starts targeting the women of El Paris, and due to his formidable strength, Quasimodo ends up a prime suspect...

** Trouillefou (Clopin Trouillefou in the novel) is the leader of the Gypsies in the novel. Here he's a shady trafficker.

* AdaptationalComicRelief: Pretty much every character with a name originating in Victo Hugo's novel. We're talking about a {{trag|edy}}ic novel being adapted into a straight comedy, after all.

In the (fictional) modern-day city of El Paris, Quasimodo is the young son of the local governor. He gets targeted by a curse thrown by a shady man known as Trouillefou, and he ends up physically abused by his father, so much so that he becomes a deformed hunchback. Quasimodo is then abandoned by his parents, who adopt a beautiful little girl named Esmeralda to replace him, and grows up at the city's cathedral where he rings the bells, under the watch of the priest named Frollo. Fast forward twenty years, in Quasimodo's adulthood, a SerialKiller starts targeting the women of El Paris, and due to his strength, Quasimodo ends up a prime suspect...

In the (fictional) modern-day city of El Paris, Quasimodo is the young son of the local governor. He gets targeted by a curse thrown by a shady man known as Trouillefou, and he ends up physically abused by his father, so much so that he becomes a deformed hunchback. Quasimodo is then abandoned by his parents, who adopt a beautiful little girl named Esmeralda to replace him, and grows up at the city's cathedral where he rings the bells, under the watch of the priest named Frollo. In Quasimodo's adulthood, a SerialKiller starts targeting the women of El Paris, and due to his strength, he ends up a prime suspect...

In the (fictional) modern-day city of El Paris, Quasimodo is the young son of the local governor. He gets targeted by a curse thrown by a shady man known as Trouillefou, and he ends up physically abused by his father, so much so that he becomes a difformed hunchback. Quasimodo is then abandoned by his parents, who adopt a beautiful little girl named Esmeralda to replace him, and grows up at the city's cathedral where he rings the bells, under the watch of the priest named Frollo. In Quasimodo's adulthood, a SerialKiller starts targeting the women of El Paris, and due to his strength, he ends up a prime suspect...

* ArtisticLicensePolitics: There is no such thing as a "governor" for French cities (the closest would be prefect technically, in practice it sounds closer to mayor), although El Paris is a fictional city to begin with.