If Claude Frollo Was Charged For His Crimes

What if Disney characters were charged for their crimes?
Join us in this captivating exploration of Claude Frollo's reign of villainy in Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." In this video, we dissect the crimes committed by this iconic antagonist. Discover the legal perspective on Frollo's actions, with a touch of humor and wit, as we break down the charges he could face if he existed in the real world.
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[@SINdaBlock411]

"unless the prisoner is Rihanna, I don't think the prisoner would be excited being whipped" XD

[@OverratedPenguin]

Frollo is truly one of the most diabolical Disney Villains

[@epache315]

Judge Frollo ❤️🖤💜🔥

[@joeerickson516]

"Holy Hannah!" 😮

[@justineves3588]

He is a monster

[@bcrunch4232]

I don’t think frollo would have gotten jail, the king may have had him executed.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me neither.

[@bcrunch4232]

@@nathancruz9172 yeah. At the very least for setting parts of paris on fire and attacking notre dame.

[@Savagewolver]

@@bcrunch4232Just attacking Notre Dame alone would have been grounds for his execution. You don’t mess with theology in that time period.

[@bcrunch4232]

@@Savagewolver yeah especially as, wait were the “wars” Phoebus was involved in, the crusades?

[@TWO_THOUSAND_SEAVY_HEAVY]

@@bcrunch4232 Unlikely, the crusades ended in 1291. This movie takes place in 1482.

[@ninclow5421]

Just head's up at the start of the video - it's not "kidnapping" - it's an unlawful arrest *at most.* Remember, he was Minister for Justice in France, and the gypsies was brought to the Palace of Justice, meaning he was basically chief magistrate and law enforcement officer. Corrupt, sure - but you need to take that into account, dude. He's not a civilian kidnapping people, he is a civil/public servant abusing his power.

[@FictionalFelonies]

Fair assessment!

[@ninclow5421]

​@@FictionalFelonies Are you going second, revised version of this later? Because there's a _lot_ of these laws you can't pin on him (i.e. solicitation/unlawful imprisonment, etc.,) you can't pin on him given his position and he has the lawful right to dispense "justice" _almost_ like he sees fit. Like - he's not guilty of "burglary" or "inciting a riot" in attacking Notre Dame, he is commanding troops. Trying to burn Esmeralda isn't first-degree murder, it's a lawful (if unjust) execution. Some of his actions would cross the line, obviously; like burning down people's houses and trying to drown infants doesn't count, obviously, those would be punishable, but his sentence under this light would probably the less than 100 years.

[@fillerchannel7136]

I know you're getting a lot of requests, but I'd just like to thank you for all the work you put into these, especially with far less exposure then your inspirations.

[@FictionalFelonies]

Hey thank you! That really means a lot.

[@joeerickson516]

"Guilty as charged!" 🚨 👮⚖

[@harjaspanesar7601]

I would love to see Thanos (MCU) get charged for his crimes one day! Also, Judge Claude Frollow was Disney's darkest-yet most evil villain ever made! What do you think of Frollo?

[@harjaspanesar7601]

Also, can you do Ultron from Avengers Age of Ultron?

[@clarkejoseph49]

They’ve both already been sentenced by Judge Mousait.

[@TheWanderingSarah]

Sentence: Guillotine

[@clarkejoseph49]

No point really as he was burnt to a crisp when he fell into the Molten Copper.

[@joeerickson516]

"Ouch!" 😢

[@joeerickson516]

"Death,☠️☠ by hanging?" "At Miami Florida state penitentiary at Florida USA?"🇺🇸

[@digitalsupersaiyan3970]

Hades (Hercules) The Penguin (Batman Returns) Magneto (Xmen 2000) Tony Montana (Scarface) Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man ps4) Jafar (Aladdin) Chucky (Child's Play) Freddie Kruger (Nightmare on Elm Street) Frieza (Dragon ball z) Vicious (Cowboy Bebop) Green goblin (Spider-Man 2002)

[@falconplaya1949]

1:42 correction it’s involuntary manslaughter. He just tried snatching the baby and It accidentally caused her to fall to her death

[@unknownprofile2830]

That’s right, look up in video from mousait.

[@falconplaya1949]

@@unknownprofile2830 exactly

[@StephenLuke]

And the part where Frollo tries to throw her baby in the well is an attempted infanticide.

[@pineapplestitch1783]

I would love to see a video on Darth Vader (original trilogy). Also, this video was both very informative and hilarious. Great work!

[@madeinmeme9688]

You forgot the aggression on the priest

[@undertakertabbert9869]

He had Trouble with his fireplace

[@epache315]

Judge Frollo Holy Hellfire! ❤️🖤💜🔥

[@nathancruz9172]

4:06 it should’ve been PG, when Frollo is harassing Esmeralda.

[@StephenLuke]

I agree.

[@missebone]

You are absolutely right Usher did not mean what he meant in his song 😂😂😂

[@andrewflores1355]

It so scary how he is a human those crimes would have been for a monster

[@seansoroko7274]

Fantastic choice with Claude Frollo but I have more ideas for you. Sergent Barnes from Platoon, Ordell Robbie from Jackie Brown, Archibald Cunningham from Rob Roy, Captain Dudley Smith from L.A. Confidential, Syndrome from The Incredibles, and Professor Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective.

[@FictionalFelonies]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@seansoroko7274]

@FictionalFelonies no problem man, I would say Jerry Lundegaard from Fargo but he does get busted in the end.

[@Time-machinery-er9dq]

In that demonstration where Frollo lifts up the slab with the ants beneath, with the ants representing the gypsies, and Phoebus asks what they're going to do about it, Frollo crushes the ants with the slab, showcasing his plans to wipe out all the gypsies in Paris. He spent 20 years "taking care" of the gypsies, which he demonstrates by killing a few ants seconds before, and later on, he does take action against the gypsies when he takes over the Court of Miracles. In short, he attempted genocide on the gypsy population in Paris, an easy death penalty.

[@LCCWPresents]

The narration voice is great

[@LoicSuply975]

That movie likely set in France, are you planning to do other countries laws like UK, or only the USA code laws?

[@FictionalFelonies]

We want to eventually get to the point where if the film takes place in a separate country, that we stay true to the geo location laws.

[@LoicSuply975]

@@FictionalFelonies Okay, thanks for the answer, because the Notre Dame is in France (Paris), but that's not bad.

[@ajbattiato8233]

Well, Fictional Felonies, that would be felony sexual battery charges against Frollo for groping Esmeralda, which is, I'd say, 5 years and a $50k fine.

[@ajbattiato8233]

Frollo's song about crushing on Esmerelda with the intent of forcing him onto her would make him guilty of conspiring to commit a sexual offence, most likely, a felony one and because of his culpability, he should get 10 years and a $100k fine.

[@elmofx09]

Can the Next video have the Kingdom of Denmark(The Owner of Greenland),Canada,United States of America and United Mexican States Vs The Chosen One from Allan Becker

[@LCCWPresents]

Sorry but the sugar daddy thing epuldve been classified as sexual assault due to him physically touch Esmeralda

[@FictionalFelonies]

We thought about it for sure.

[@Florentina-ox9xq]

Can you make one of Sleeping Beauty, please?

[@TheMormonSorceress]

BTW there called Roma not Gypsy

[@nathancruz9172]

4:06 it should’ve been PG, when Frollo is harassing Esmeralda.