Les Miserables [DVD] [2012]
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Description
Features
The stars of Les Misérables
Creating the perfect Paris
The original masterwork: Victor Hugo's Les Misérables
Feature commentary with director Tom Hooper
Director
- Tom Hooper
Writers
- Herbert Kretzmer
- William Nicholson
Cast
- Hugh JackmanJean Valjean
- Russell CroweJavert
- Anne HathawayFantine
- Amanda SeyfriedCosette
- Sacha Baron CohenThénardier
- Helena Bonham CarterMadame Thénardier
- Eddie RedmayneMarius
- Aaron TveitEnjolras
- Samantha BarksÉponine
- Daniel HuttlestoneGavroche
- Calvin CornwallConvict 1
- Josef AltinConvict 2
- David HawleyConvict 3
- Adam JonesConvict 4
- John BarrConvict 5
- Tony RohrOverseer
- Richard DixonMairie Officer
- Andy BeckwithInnkeeper
- Stephen BentJailer
- Colm WilkinsonBishop
- Georgie GlenMadame Baptistine
- Heather ChasenMadame Magliore
- Paul ThornleyConstable 1
- Paul HowellConstable 2
- Stephen TateFauchelevant
- Michael JibsonForeman
- Kate FleetwoodFactory Woman 1
- Hannah WaddingtonFactory Woman 2
- Clare FosterFactory Woman 3
- Kirsty HoilesFactory Woman 4
- Jenna BoydFactory Woman 5
- Alice FearnFactory Woman 6
- Alison TennantFactory Woman 7
- Marilyn CuttsFactory Woman 8
- Cathy BreezeFactory Woman 9
- John AlbasinyFactory Onlooker
- Tim DownieBrevet
- Andrew HavillCochepaille
- Dick WardBamatabois' Valet
- Nicola SloaneHair Crone
- Daniel EvansPimp
- David StollerSailor 1
- Ross McCormackSailor 2
- Jaygann AyehSailor 3
- Adrian ScarboroughToothman
- Frances RuffelleWhore 1
- Lynne WilmotWhore 2
- Charlotte SpencerWhore 3
- Julia WorsleyHead Whore
- Keith DunphyClient
- Ashley ArtusPawn Broker
- John SurmanOrgan-Grinder
- David CannMagistrate
- James SimmonsChampmathieu
- Polly KempNursing Sister
- Ian PirieBabet
- Adam PearceBrujon
- Julian BleachClacquesous
- Mark PickeringMontparnasse
- Isabelle AllenYoung Cosette
- Natalya WallaceYoung Éponine
- Phil SnowdenCustomer 1
- Hadrian DelaceyCustomer 2
- Lottie SteerBaby
- Sam ParksTall Customer
- Mark DonovanPortly Customer
- Lewis KirkHandsome Soldier 1
- Leighton RaffertyHandsome Soldier 2
- Peter MairFather Christmas 1
- Jack ChissickFather Christmas 2
- Dianne PilkingtonInn Whore 1
- Robyn NorthInn Whore 2
- Norma AtallahMother Whore
- Patrick GodfreyGillenormand
- Mark RoperCitizen
- Paul LeonardCitizen
- Miles RoughleyGavroche's Urchin
- Cameron StreffordGavrone's Urchin
- Alfie DavisGavroche's Urchin
- Joseph WestGavroche's Urchin
- Joel PhillimoreBeggar 1
- Jacqueline DankworthBeggar 2
- Amelia JeffordBeggar 3
- Chris BarnesBeggar 4
- Richard CorderyDuc de Raguse
- Killian DonnellyCombeferre
- Fra FeeCourtfeyrac
- Gabriel VickFeuilly
- George BlagdenGrantaire
- Hugh SkinnerJoly
- Stuart NealLesgles
- Katy SecombeMadame Hucheloup
- Hadley FraserArmy Officer
- Alistair BrammerProuvaire
- Michael SarneFather Mabeuf
- Freya ParksCafé Barmaid
- John WarnabyMajordomo
- Ellie BeavenMother
Crew
- Cameron MackintoshProducer
- Debra HaywardProducer
- Eric FellnerProducer
- Tim BevanProducer
- John CairdAdaptation by
- Trevor NunnAdaptation by
- Danny CohenCinematographer
- Anne DudleyMusical Arrangement
- Stephen MetcalfeMusical Arrangement
- Chris DickensEditor
- Melanie Ann OliverEditor
- Eve StewartProduction Designer
- Gary JoplingArt Director
- Grant ArmstrongSupervising Art Director
- Hannah MoseleyArt Director
- Bernard BellewCo-producer
- Angela MorrisonExecutive Producer
- F. Richard PappasExecutive Producer
- Liza ChasinExecutive Producer
- Nicholas AllottExecutive Producer
- Anna Lynch-RobinsonSet Decorator
- Paco DelgadoCostume Designer
- Nina GoldCasting
- Simon HayesSound Mixer
- Andy NelsonRe-Recording Mixer
- Anne DudleyAdditional Music
- Anne DudleyMusic Producer
- Carmel JacksonHair Styles
- Carmel JacksonMakeup
- Jan SewellHair Styles
- Jan SewellMakeup
- Jane WalkerHair Styles
- Jane WalkerMakeup
- Karen CohenHair Styles
- Karen CohenMakeup
- Kate FasuloProduction Supervisor
- Lee WalpoleSupervising Sound Editor
- Lisa WestcottHair Styles
- Lisa WestcottMakeup Designer
- Mark PatersonRe-Recording Mixer
- Rebecca ColeHair Styles
- Rebecca ColeMakeup
- Sarah-Jane RobinsonProduction Executive
Details
- GenreConcerts Operas and Musicals
- SubgenreMusical Drama,Period Film
- TitleLes Misérables
- Countries ProducedUnited States
- Duration158 minutes
- Year of Release2012
- Product TagsDVD
- FormatDVD
- Program TypeMovie
- Sound Featuresstereo, Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
- Screen FormatEnhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
- Aspect Ratio1.85:1
- LanguageEnglish
- SubtitlesEnglish, French, Spanish
- Region Code1
- StudioUniversal Studios
Other
- Product NameLes Miserables [DVD] [2012]
- UPC025192150548
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Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Pretty goood actually
|Posted .Sad, but overall the directing and acting were pretty good
This review is from Les Miserables [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Loved it
Posted .Could you build a new life with mistakes of your past haunting you? What if you had to do it more than once? Everyone has a breaking point. What if you reached yours and had further to go? Jean Valjean (portrayed by Hugh Jackman) stole bread to feed his starving family and, while serving his sentence, tried to escape. So, nineteen years after his initial incarceration, a guard known simply as Javert informs him that he is free to go. Javert (played by Russell Crowe) believes that Valjean (Jackman) is a born criminal and that he will return to jail eventually. After spending almost twenty years in prison, Valjean is unable to find work and resorts to sleeping on the street. He is taken in by a bishop and spends a night in a church. He steals the church’s silver in the night and is arrested but the bishop lies to the authorities, claiming the silver was a gift, thereby facilitating Valjean’s release. Valjean breaks parole and is reborn as an honest man but Javert vows to find and arrest him. Eight years after the bishop’s kind act, Jean has become a factory owner and the mayor of a small town. One of his workers, Fantine (portrayed by Anne Hathaway), is exposed as an unwed mother and fired by her lecherous foreman. Fantine (Hathaway), with no other options, resorts to prostitution to support herself and send whatever she has left to her daughter Cosette. Seen arguing with a customer by the rigidly moral Javert, who is now police inspector, Fantine seems destined for imprisonment. Luckily, Valjean intervenes and brings Fantine to a hospital. Despite initial suspicions that the mayor is Valjean, Javert arrests another man he believes to be Valjean and offers the mayor his resignation. Valjean declines, exonerates the man believed to be him and goes on the run. Rather than concerning himself solely with his own freedom, Valjean seeks out the daughter of the now-deceased Fantine who is being “cared for” by a pair of unscrupulous innkeepers. Those innkeepers (portrayed by Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter) extort a large sum of money before allowing Valjean to leave with Cosette and then inform the police who are hot on his trail. Nine years later, Cosette (who has, of course, grown and is now portrayed by Amanda Seyfried) is still being cared for by Valjean and, after a chance encounter with a revolutionary, falls in love instantly. That revolutionary (Marius, portrayed by Eddie Redmayne) is the object of a one-sided crush by the daughter of Cosette’s former caretakers. Her name is Eponine (played by Samantha Barks) and while she has little or no interest in politics, she joins Marius’s revolution almost immediately. I can go either way where musicals are concerned. I couldn’t stand Chicago, but I loved Dreamgirls and eventually bought it on DVD. Also, while I’d heard of it before and knew it was a musical, my first introduction to the story of Les Miserables was a film starring Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush which altered the original story and abandoned the musical aspect. I really liked this film. All the actors in this film, to varying degrees, are competent singers. In fact, Anne Hathaway was shockingly good. What I liked better about the Liam Neeson film is that it supplied explanations. Even so, if you can appreciate musicals, you should see Les Miserables.
This review is from Les Miserables [Blu-ray] [SteelBook] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Les Mis!
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.Depressing movie to be sure, but wonderful! Jackman, Crowe, and Seyfried are wonderful! Definitely worth a watch!
This review is from Les Miserables [Blu-ray] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Las miserables
|Posted .Owned for 1 month when reviewed.Just like I imagine the play would be. Jackman is flawless in this movie and brings out his great voice. Now I can’t wait to see it live
This review is from Les Miserables [Blu-ray] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Just too good!
|Posted .Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.I am not going to say anything about the movie. You all know how it is! The blue ray disc bought from Best Buy never had any issue.
This review is from Les Miserables [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great DVD
|Posted .Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.Love this show. BluRay quality is stunning. They captured the essence of the musical. Very well done.
This review is from Les Miserables [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Good retelling
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I’m not into musicals but this movie was solid in acting and cinematography
This review is from Les Miserables [Blu-ray] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Good DVD
|Posted .Owned for 1 year when reviewed.Great movie even though it’s also sad. Had no issues with the disc.
This review is from Les Miserables [Blu-ray] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friend