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Les Misérables

Fight. Dream. Hope. Love.

An adaptation of the successful stage musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel set in 19th-century France. Jean Valjean, a man imprisoned for stealing bread, must flee a relentless policeman named Javert. The pursuit consumes both men's lives, and soon Valjean finds himself in the midst of the student revolutions in France.

Description: An adaptation of the successful stage musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel set in 19th-century France. Jean Valjean, a man imprisoned for stealing bread, must flee a relentless policeman named Javert. The pursuit consumes both men's lives, and soon Valjean finds himself in the midst of the student revolutions in France.

Genres: History, Drama

Homepage: http://www.lesmiserablesfilm.com

Budget: $61,000,000 | Revenue : $442,636,309

Runtime: 158 minutes

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Hugh Jackman

Played Jean Valjean

Russell Crowe

Played Javert

Anne Hathaway

Played Fantine

Amanda Seyfried

Played Cosette

Sacha Baron Cohen

Played Thénardier

Helena Bonham Carter

Played Madame Thénardier

Eddie Redmayne

Played Marius Pontmercy

Aaron Tveit

Played Enjolras

Samantha Barks

Played Éponine

Daniel Huttlestone

Played Gavroche

Fra Fee

Played Courfeyrac

Hugh Skinner

Played Joly

Alistair Brammer

Played Prouvaire

Killian Donnelly

Played Combeferre

Adam Pearce

Played Brujon

Ian Pirie

Played Babet

Tim Downie

Played Brevet

Bertie Carvel

Played Bamatabois

Colm Wilkinson

Played Bishop

Michael Jibson

Played Foreman

Isabelle Allen

Played Young Cosette

Natalya Wallace

Played Young Éponine

Tony Rohr

Played Overseer

Richard Dixon

Played Mairie Officer

Andy Beckwith

Played Innkeeper

Stephen Bent

Played Jailer

Heather Chasen

Played Madame Magloire

Georgie Glen

Played Madame Baptistine

Andrew Havill

Played Cochepaille

Stephen Tate

Played Fauchelevent

Nicola Sloane

Played Hair Crone

Daniel Evans

Played Pimp

Adrian Scarborough

Played Toothman

David Cann

Played Magistrate

Dick Ward

Played Bamatabois' Valet

Keith Dunphy

Played Client

Ashley Artus

Played Pawn Broker

Cavin Cornwall

Played Convict 1

Josef Altin

Played Convict 2

David Hawley

Played Convict 3

Adam Jones

Played Convict 4

John Barr

Played Convict 5

Paul Thornley

Played Constable 1

Paul Howell

Played Constable 2

Kate Fleetwood

Played Factory Woman 1

Hannah Waddingham

Played Factory Woman 2

Clare Foster

Played Factory Woman 3

Kirsty Hoiles

Played Factory Woman 4

Jenna Boyd

Played Factory Woman 5

Alice Fearn

Played Factory Woman 6

Alison Tennant

Played Factory Woman 7

Marilyn Cutts

Played Factory Woman 8

Cathy Breeze

Played Factory Woman 9

John Albasiny

Played Factory Onlooker

David Stoller

Played Sailor 1

Ross McCormack

Played Sailor 2

Jaygann Ayeh

Played Sailor 3

Julia Worsley

Played Head Whore

Frances Ruffelle

Played Whore 1

Lynne Wilmot

Played Whore 2

Charlotte Spencer

Played Whore 3

John Surman

Played Organ Grinder

James Simmons

Played Champmathieu

Polly Kemp

Played Nursing Sister

Julian Bleach

Played Claquesous

Marc Pickering

Played Montparnasse

Phil Snowden

Played Customer 1

Hadrian Delacey

Played Customer 2

Lottie Steer

Played Baby

Sam Parks

Played Tall Customer

Mark Donovan

Played Portly Customer

Lewis Kirk

Played Handsome Soldier 1

Leighton Rafferty

Played Handsome Soldier 2

Peter Mair

Played Father Christmas 1

Jack Chissick

Played Father Christmas 2

Norma Atallah

Played Mother Whore

Dianne Pilkington

Played Inn Whore 1

Robyn North

Played Inn Whore 2

Patrick Godfrey

Played Gillenormand

Mark Roper

Played Citizen

Paul Leonard

Played Citizen

Miles Roughley

Played Gavroche's Urchin

Cameron Strefford

Played Gavroche's Urchin

Alfie Davis

Played Gavroche's Urchin

Joseph West

Played Gavroche's Urchin

Joel Phillimore

Played Beggar 1

Jacqueline Dankworth

Played Beggar 2

Amelia Jefford

Played Beggar 3

Chris Barnes

Played Beggar 4

Richard Cordery

Played Duc De Raguse

Gabriel Vick

Played Feuilly

George Blagden

Played Grantaire

Stuart Neal

Played Lesgles

Iwan Lewis

Played Bahorel

Katy Secombe

Played Madame Hucheloup

Michael Sarne

Played Father Mabeuf

John Warnaby

Played Majordomo

Freya Parks

Played Café Barmaid

Hadley Fraser

Played Army Officer

Linzi Hateley

Played Turning Woman 1

Gemma Wardle

Played Turning Woman 2

Gina Beck

Played Turning Woman 3

Katie Hall

Played Turning Woman 4

Lisa Hull

Played Turning Woman 5

Andrea Deck

Played Turning Woman 6

Jessica Duncan

Played Turning Woman 7

Kerry Ingram

Played Turning Woman 8

Richard Bremmer

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Leslie Csuth

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Eleanor Bruce

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Emma Dukes

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Stephen Matthews

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Peter Saracen

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Sebastian Sykes

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Phil Zimmerman

Played Ensemble 'At the End of the Day'

Bessie Carter

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Helen Cotterill

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Tricia Deighton

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Mandy Holliday

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Charlotte Hope

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Jackie Marks

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Sara Pelosi

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Mary Roscoe

Played Ensemble Factory Women

Amelia Scaramucci

Played Ensemble Factory Women