| Les Misérables | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (1998) | |||||
| Drama, Romance, Crime | |||||
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| Christopher Adamson | Bertin | |
| Tim Barlow | Lafitte | |
| Timothy Bateson | Banker | |
| Veronika Bendová | Azelma | |
| David Birkin | Courfeyrac | |
| Reine Brynolfsson | Captain Beauvais | |
| Patsy Byrne | Toussaint | |
| Kathleen Byron | Mother Superior | |
| Václav Chalupa | André | |
| Ian Cregg | Feuilly | |
| Ben Crompton | Grantier | |
| Claire Danes | Cosette | |
| Zdenek David | Peasant | |
| Paola Dionisotti | Forewoman | |
| Edna Dore | Old Woman | |
| Louis Hammond | Letter Reader | |
| Gillian Hanna | Mme. Thénardier | |
| Janet Henfrey | Mme. Gilot | |
| Shane Hervey | Gavroche | |
| Zdenek Hess | Foreman |
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| Producer | James Gorman
Sarah Radclyffe Caroline Hewitt Michel Siksik |
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| Writer | Rafael Yglesias
Victor Hugo |
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| Cinematography | Jörgen Persson
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Jean Valjean, a Frenchman imprisoned for stealing bread, must flee a police officer named Javert. The pursuit consumes both men's lives, and soon Valjean finds himself in the midst of the student revolutions in France. |
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