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Fredric March | Jean Valjean / Champmathieu | |
Sylvia Sidney | Fantine | |
Frances Drake | Eponine | |
Elsa Lanchester | Madame Magloire | |
Debra Paget | Cosette | |
Florence Bates | ||
Rochelle Hudson | Cosette | |
Charles Laughton | Inspector Javert | |
Cameron Mitchell | Marius | |
Sir Cedric Hardwicke | ||
Michael Rennie | Jean Valjean | |
Robert Newton | Etienne Javert | |
Edmund Gwenn | Bishop Courbet | |
James Robertson Justice | Robert | |
Joseph Wiseman | Genflou | |
Rhys Williams | Brevet | |
Cedric Hardwicke | Bishop Bienvenu | |
Florence Eldridge | Fantine | |
John Beal | Marius | |
Ferdinand Gottschalk | Thenardier | |
Jane Kerr | Madame Thenardier | |
Marilyn Knowlden | Little Cosette | |
Jessie Ralph | Madame Magloire | |
Mary Forbes | Mlle. Baptiseme | |
Florence Roberts | Toussaint | |
Charles Haefeli | Brevet | |
John Bleifer | Chenildieu | |
Harry Baur | Jean Valjean/Champmathieu | |
Charles Vanel | Inspecteur Javert | |
Paul Azaïs | Grantaire | |
Max Dearly | M. Gillenormand | |
Charles Dullin | Thénardier | |
Emile Genevois | Gavroche | |
Henry Krauss | Monseigneur Myriel | |
Georges Mauloy | Le président des Assises | |
Lucien Nat | Montparnasse | |
Jean Servais | Marius Pontmercy | |
Robert Vidalin | Enjolras | |
Orane Demazis | Eponine | |
Florelle | Fantine | |
Josseline Gaël | Cosette | |
Marguerite Moreno | La Thénardier |
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Producer | Fred Kohlmar
Darryl Zunuck Darryl F. Zanuck Raymond Borderie |
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Writer | Richard Murphy
W.P. Lipscomb Victor Hugo Raymond Bernard |
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Cinematography | Jules Kruger
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Musician | Arthur Honegger
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Les Miserables (1935) Victor Hugo's most acclaimed novel comes brilliantly to life in this impeccably performed, magnificently filmed screen adaptation. Frederic March stars as Valjean, the ex-convict who rises against all odds from galley slave to mayor. Charles Laughton is Javert, the fanatical police inspector who dedicates his life to recapturing Valjean. A vivid depiction of the appalling poverty and social strife of 19th-century France, this version of Les Miserables does splendid justice to the original novel. Les Miserables (1952) |
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