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Vox Lumiere-The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The classic 1923 film starring Lon Chaney was the first film adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel about the hunchback Quasimodo's love for Esmeralda. It is one of the grandest spectacles of the silent cinema, fueled by Chaney's wonderful (and many times painful) performance as Quasimodo, the  deformed bellringer of Victor Hugo’s famous French novel.  Chaney wore a hump and harness
weighing over 50 pounds, twisting his torso to feel the pain of Quasimodo and delivering a performance that earned him worldwide fame as “The Man of a Thousand Faces”. 
Vox Lumiere - Hunchback Comes to PBS
Vox Lumiere has inked a deal to provide Vox Lumiere-The Hunchback of Notre Dame to PBS.Vox Lumiere, who's all-star cast of singers, dancers and musicians joins forces with new music, multi-media, light show and film to retell timeless movie masterpieces such as Metropolis, The Phantom of the Opera and Peter Pan, will kick off their PBS debut with the 1923 classic starring Lon Chaney as the deformed, but noble bellringer of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Vox Lumiere-The Hunchback of Notre Dame is slated to air in December as part of the PBS National Pledge Drive.

Product Roll-Out
PBS will be rolling out a CD, DVD and Special COMBO CD/DVD (featuring the original 1923 silent film with Music and Lyrics by Kevin Saunders Hayes) of Vox Lumiere-The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Release dates are currenetly set for mid-October.
Tour Support
Vox Lumiere will also be supporting the release of the PBS TV Special and the product roll-out with extensive touring through 2008-2009. "Limited tour dates are still available," said Adrienne Crane-Ross of Harmony Artists. "The response to VOX has been tremendous, and we expect Vox Lumiere will be even busier after Hunchback hits the airwaves."
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