Synopsis
This second film version of the Victor Hugo novel Notre Dame de Paris (the first was a [[Performer~P3781~Theda Bara~thedabara]] vehicle, [[Feature~V88500~The Dancer of Paris~dancerofparis]]) was a super-duper-spectacular as only Hollywood of the 1920s could make them, but it is never so large that it dwarfs the contribution of its star, [[Performer~P12216~Lon Chaney~lonchaney]]. As the hunchbacked bellringer Quasimodo, Chaney adorned himself with a special device that made his cheeks jut out grotesquely...more