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Un homme ayant violé sa liberté conditionnelle au début du XIXe siècle en France est poursuivi et persécuté sans relâche par un policier.Un homme ayant violé sa liberté conditionnelle au début du XIXe siècle en France est poursuivi et persécuté sans relâche par un policier.Un homme ayant violé sa liberté conditionnelle au début du XIXe siècle en France est poursuivi et persécuté sans relâche par un policier.
Robert Adler
- Valjean's Coachman
- (non crédité)
Leon Alton
- Courtroom Spectator
- (non crédité)
Merry Anders
- Cicely
- (non crédité)
Roger Anderson
- Revolutionary
- (non crédité)
Charlotte Austin
- Student
- (non crédité)
Frank Baker
- Judge
- (non crédité)
George Barrows
- Gendarme
- (non crédité)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesElsa Lanchester, who plays Madame Magloire, was married to Charles Laughton, the Etienne Javert of the 1935 version of Les Misérables (1935).
- GaffesInstead of a passport printed on yellow paper, to make its nature easily identifiable to all, Valjean is given a passport on regular paper (as evidenced by the fact Valjean did not know its nature until reading its text) with the word "Yellow" stamped across it. This makes no sense and is inaccurate to the way the passports of convicts were handled at the time.
- Citations
Jean Valjean: But this is common humanity! Are you a machine?
Etienne Javert: I am an officer of the law doing my duty. I have no choice in the matter. It makes no difference what I think or feel or want. It has nothing to do with me - nothing! Can't you see that?
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As a movie standing on its own I'd say its watchable but beyond that I am not able to muster any positive feelings.
As a great fan of the book (and the musical that came years after this movie version) I am horrified by the major changes that were made to the story. To completely cut out the characters of Eponine and Enjorlas, and a little less so, the Thenardiers alone is something horrible.
Also, it seemed to focus more on Marius and Cosette's relationship than Valjean.
Overall, I would not recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the book or the Les Miserables fandom in general. If you really want to watch a movie version I would suggest the 1934 one.
However if you have no previous experience with Les Mis then you may enjoy it more than I did.
As a great fan of the book (and the musical that came years after this movie version) I am horrified by the major changes that were made to the story. To completely cut out the characters of Eponine and Enjorlas, and a little less so, the Thenardiers alone is something horrible.
Also, it seemed to focus more on Marius and Cosette's relationship than Valjean.
Overall, I would not recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the book or the Les Miserables fandom in general. If you really want to watch a movie version I would suggest the 1934 one.
However if you have no previous experience with Les Mis then you may enjoy it more than I did.
- bounddarknessyou
- 17 déc. 2008
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- 296 662 $US
- Durée1 heure 45 minutes
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