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Les Misérables

Year:
Duration:
175 min
Genres:
Drama | History
IMDB rate:
7.5
Director:
Claude Lelouch
Awards:
Won Golden Globe. Another 5 wins & 2 nominations
Details
Country: France
Release Date: 1995-11-03
Filming Locations: Paris, France
Earnings
Gross: $1,035,890 (USA) Admissions 767,825 (France)
Cast
Actor
Character
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Henri Fortin /
Michel Boujenah
André Ziman
Alessandra Martines
Elise Ziman
Salomé Lelouch
La fille Ziman (as Salome)
Annie Girardot
Thénardière 1942
Philippe Léotard
Thénardier 1942
Clémentine Célarié
Catherine /
Philippe Khorsand
Le policier /
Ticky Holgado
Le gentil voyou / Kind Hoodlum
Rufus
Thénardier 1830
Nicole Croisille
Thénardière 1830
William Leymergie
Toureiffel
Jean Marais
Mgr Myriel
Micheline Presle
La mère supérieure / Mother Superior
Darry Cowl
Le bouquiniste / Bookseller
Daniel Toscan du Plantier
Le comte de Villeneuve
Antoine Duléry
Le voyou fou
Jacques Gamblin
Le bedeau
Pierre Vernier
Le chef du bagne
Sylvie Joly
L'aubergiste de la plage
Robert Hossein
Le maître de cérémonie
Cyrielle Clair
La comtesse du bal
Margot Abascal
Salomé à 18 ans
Paul Belmondo
Henri Fortin à 20 ans
Jacques Bonnot
Un voyou
Jacques Boudet
Le médecin de campagne
Marie Bunel
Une jeune femme juive
Mickael Bussinger
Le jeune fils Thénardier
Nathalie Cerda
Une jeune femme juive
Michaël Cohen
Marius
Jean-François Dérec
Le passeur du Jura
Max Fournel
Le maire de L'Isle Adam
Valerio Gamberini
Le petit ramoneur
Pierre-Alexis Hollenbeck
Jeannot /
Maurice Mons
Le méchant voisin
Anne-Marie Pisani
Une jeune femme juive
Wolfgang Pissors
L'officier du bunker
Isabelle Sadoyan
Mme Magloire
Marie-France Santon
La fidèle voisine
Pierre Semmler
L'officier allemand (as Peter Semler)
Guillaume Souchet
Henri Fortin à 9 ans
Nicolas Vogel
Le général de Verdun
Maurice Auzel
Le premier déménageur
Jean-Claude Bouillaud
Le brigadier 1830
Rémy Carpentier
Le garde-chasse
Jean-Philippe Chatrier
Jeanjean
Michel Deligne
Un gendarme 1900
Gilles Détroit
Le gendre des fermiers
Gilles Dimicelli
Le colosse de l'auberge
Maryline Even
La femme du passeur
Stéphane Ferrara
Un policier
Aldo Frank
Le pianiste de l'auberge
Ariane Gardel
La fille des fermiers
Allen Hoist
Le G.I. pianiste
Henri-Jacques Huet
L'administrateur de l'Opéra
Bernard Lincot
Le bagnard costaud
Joseph Malerba
Le pompiste 1942
Jacques Marty
Le second déménageur
Hugues Massignat
Un policier
Olivier Mazoyer
Un policier
Mario Pecqueur
Un officier 1918
Marcel Pigou
Le troisième déménageur
Sabaya
Cosette à 6 ans
Sachka
Un enfant 1942
Richard Sammel
Le caporal allemand du Jura
Simon Sportich
Le voyageur du train
Ricardo Stein
Un général américain
Emmanuel Subes
Un policier
Arlette Thomas
La concierge
Lou Tordjman
La voyageuse du train
Thierry Triveillot
Kid Marcel
Jean-Michel Verner
L'équipier du policier
Jürgen Zwingel
L'officier allemand du train
Rémi Bergman
American reporter
Goofs
In the scene when Elise Ziman, André Ziman and the other escaping Jews are led to what they believe is the border of Switzerland and the Germans are waiting along the tree line for them. A close up of a German solder wearing a Wehrmacht (army) uniform is shown behind a machine gun. In reality the solders waiting for them would have been Waffen SS. During the war Wehrmacht Units did not have anything to do with rounding up and evacuation of the Jews. This was the job of the SS, SD, Polizei and Gestapo.
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Several times throughout the film, SS officers are seen wearing the famous 1930s era black SS uniforms. This is very common mistake in many WW2 films. The Black SS uniforms were discontinued at the start of the war in 1939 and replaced by the green/gray uniform. Only Waffen SS tank crews wore black uniforms in combat. This was not, however, the all-black uniform worn by the pre-war SS, but rather a short, black waist-cut coat similar in style to that worn by tank crews in the Wehrmacht.
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Several times throughout the film, SS officers are seen wearing the famous 1930's era black SS uniforms. This is very common mistake in many WW2 films. The Black SS uniforms were discontinued at the start of the war in 1939 and replaced by the green/grey uniform. Only Waffen SS tank crews wore black uniforms in combat. This was not, however, the all-black uniform worn by the pre-war SS, but rather a short, black waist-cut coat similar in style to that worn by tank crews in the Wehrmacht.
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Natty Belmondo
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