Demi Moore, Tom Hulce, Jason Alexander, Charles Kimbrough, and Mary Wickes in Le Bossu de Notre-Dame (1996)

Awards

Le Bossu de Notre-Dame

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8 wins & 26 nominations

Academy Awards, USA

1997 Nominee Oscar
- Best Music, Original Musical or Comedy Score
- Alan Menken
- Stephen Schwartz

Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA

1997 Nominee Saturn Award
- Best Fantasy Film

Annie Awards

1996 Nominee Annie
- Best Individual Achievement: Voice Acting
- Tony Jay
For playing "Judge Claude Frollo".
1996 Nominee Annie
- Best Individual Achievement: Producing
- Don Hahn
1996 Nominee Annie
- Best Individual Achievement: Music
- Alan Menken (composer/orchestral score)
- Stephen Schwartz (lyrics)
1996 Nominee Annie
- Best Individual Achievement: Directing
- Gary Trousdale
- Kirk Wise
1996 Nominee Annie
- Best Individual Achievement: Production Design
- David Goetz

ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards

1997 Winner ASCAP Award
- Top Box Office Films
- Stephen Schwartz

BMI Film & TV Awards

1997 Winner BMI Film Music Award
- Alan Menken

Casting Society of America, USA

1997 Winner Artios Award
- Best Casting for Animated Voiceover
- Ruth Lambert

Golden Globes, USA

1997 Nominee Golden Globe
- Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Alan Menken

Satellite Awards

1997 Winner Golden Satellite Award
- Best Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media
- Don Hahn

Golden Screen, Germany

1997 Winner Golden Screen

Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA

1997 Winner Golden Reel Award
- Animated Motion Picture Feature Films: Sound Editing
1997 Winner Golden Reel Award
- Animated Motion Picture Feature Films: Music Editing
1997 Winner Golden Reel Award
- Best Sound Editing - Animated Feature
- John K. Carr

Razzie Awards

1997 Nominee Razzie Award
- Worst Written Film Grossing Over $100 Million

Young Artist Awards

1997 Nominee Young Artist Award
- Best Family Feature - Animation or Special Effects

Online Film & Television Association

1997 Nominee OFTA Film Award
- Best Voice-Over Performance
- Jason Alexander
For playing "Hugo".
1997 Nominee OFTA Film Award
- Best Voice-Over Performance
- Tom Hulce
For playing "Quasimodo".
1997 Nominee OFTA Film Award
- Best Score
- Alan Menken
- Stephen Schwartz
1997 Nominee OFTA Film Award
- Best Original Song
- Alan Menken (music by)
- Stephen Schwartz (lyrics by)
- All-4-One (performed by)
For the song "Someday".

Awards Circuit Community Awards

1996 Nominee ACCA
- Best Original Score
- Alan Menken
1996 Nominee Honorable Mentions (The Next Ten Best Picture Contenders)
- Honorable Mentions
- Gary Trousdale
- Kirk Wise

20/20 Awards

2017 Nominee Felix
- Best Score Comedy or Musical
- Alan Menken
- Stephen Schwartz

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