Notre Dame de Paris, the most famous work of Mr. Hugo, tells the story of the difficult life of the French people during the period of Louis XI. The character of Kasimov's ugly appearance is used as a counterpoint to his noble heart. The movie and television production of the same name was released in 1982 as a British-American co-production. The screenplay was written by Victor Hugo in tribute to the great writer.
The story is about Quasimodo, an ugly young man who is adopted by Father Claude as a bell ringer in Notre Dame and is deafened by the bell ringing. The priest has a crush on Esmeralda, a beautiful gypsy girl, and orders Quasimodo to take her by force, but he is rescued by a captain of the Fabian cavalry, who falls in love with him.
But the handsome cavalry captain only treats Esmeralda as a plaything and has a secret affair with the princess in order to become a member of the high society. On the other hand, Quasimodo, who committed the crime of robbing a woman, was brought to the square for public flogging after a cursory trial. Esmeralda, regardless of the former suspicion of bringing him water makes Quasimodo fell in love with this beautiful girl.
With a grudge, Crowder assassinates Fibis and frames Esmeralda for the crime, condemning her to death. During the execution, Callimodo rescued Esmeralda and hid her in Notre Dame, where soldiers dared not trespass because of Notre Dame's right of asylum. Frollo, who had a grudge against the girl for his failure to take her by force, consulted the king and finally decided that he could take Esmeralda by force, regardless of the right of asylum.
The King of Beggars, Crowban, heard that the right of asylum in Notre Dame was about to end, and led the beggar masses to rush into the church to save Esmeralda, mistakenly fighting with Quasimodo, and Esmeralda was killed by the army led by Crowder rushing into Notre Dame, and finally Calimodo angrily threw Crowder from the top floor of the church to the ground, and finally Calimodo stroked Esmeralda's body and martyred himself.