Les Miserables
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Claude Lelouch
Michel Boujenah
Alessandra Martines
Annie Girardot
Clementine Celarie
Philippe Leotard
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Loosely based on Victor Hugo's classic 1862 novel. Henri Fortin is a rough-hewn but good-hearted man whose trials and tribulations echo the story of Hugo's hero, Jean Valjean. Though born in the humblest of circumstances, Fortin encounters a diverse array of people in his life and is alternately perceived as a savior and a villain as the fortunes of the world are rocked by the events leading up to, including and immediately following the Second World War.
Director
Claude Lelouch
Cast
Michel Boujenah
Alessandra Martines
Annie Girardot
Clementine Celarie
Philippe Leotard
Paul Belmondo
Cyrielle Claire
Margot Abascal
Robert Hossein
Pierre Vernier
Ticky Holgado
Maurice Mons
Philippe Khorsand
Jacques Bonnot
Darry Cowl
Sylvie Joly
Pierre-alexis Hollenbeck
Antoine Dulery
Wolfgang Pissors
Salome
Glenn Miller
Jean-paul Belmondo
Nicole Croisille
Max Fournel
William Leymergie
Peter Semler
Guillaume Souchet
Marie Bunel
Daniel Toscan Du Plantier
Micheline Presle
Jean Marais
Mickael Bussinger
Valerio Gamberini
Jean-francois Derec
Jacques Gamblin
Jacques Boudet
Marie-france Santon
Michadl Cohen
Nathalie Cerda
Isabelle Sadoyan
Anne-marie Pisani
Didier Barbelivien
Crew
Philippe Andron
Christophe Arnaud
Pascal Aubin
Maurice Auzel
Nathalie Ballaven
Didier Barbelivien
Yvette Baroin
Jacques-paul Baudot
Chantal Begasse
Erik Berchot
Erik Berchot
Remi Bergman
Irving Berlin
Irving Berlin
Sophie Bernard
Eugene Berthier
Eric Bialas
Stephanie Blais
Celina Blanc
Rene Bonnell
Dominique Borg
Jean-claude Bouillaud
Paulette Breil
Francis Brunel
Jacques Bufnoir
Catherine Buisson
Remy Carpentier
Captain Gilles Carreau
Christophe Casanova
Fabian Cevallos
Magali Ceyrat
Didier Charles
Bernard Chateau
Jean-philippe Chatrier
Pascal Chauvin
Olivier Chiavassa
Florent Chrestien
Florent Chrestien
Dominique Colladant
Franck Congi
Evelyne Correard
Laurence Couturier
Dominique Defonte
Michel Deligne
Helene Deluze
Georges Demetrau
Brigitte Demouzon
Simon Derasse
Philippe Derobert
Gilles Detroit
Gilles Dimicelli
Sandrine Douat
Sebastien Drhey
Arnaud Dulery
Sebastien Duvernet
Patrick Egreteau
Michel Eloy
Marylin Even
Tristan Favre
Stephane Ferrara
Chantal Fischer
William Flageollet
Jean-marie Flocquet
Philippe Frache
Aldo Frank
Ariane Gardel
Jean Gargonne
Laurent Germain-maury
Bruno Germond
Christele Girard
Chantal Glasman
Arlette Gordon
Martin Grange
Pascal Guerrin
Carl Habib
Babeth Henriette
Allen Hoist
Andre Hornez
Henri-jacques Huet
Victor Hugo
Theo Louis Jean
Pierre Jouille
Jack Judge
Nicolas Juge
Patricia Kass
Charly Koubesserian
Cyril Kuhnholtz
Francis Lai
Francis Lai
Dominic Lavaill
Sophie Lebret
Christophe Legal
Michel Legrand
Claude Lelouch
Claude Lelouch
Claude Lelouch
Claude Lelouch
Simon Lelouch
Jean-christophe Leothier
Jacques Leymond
Bernard Lincot
Joseph Malerba
Jean-francois Mallet
Jean-christophe Maratier
Bruno Mareau
Jacques Marty
Hugues Massignat
Brigitte Masson
Huguette Mathieu
Jean-francois Matinier
Harald Maury
Stephane Mazalaigue
Olivier Mazoyer
Tony Meggiorin
Fernando Mendes
Nasser Meradi
Mario Messere
Paul Misraki
Pascal Morin
Maurice Moussard
Philippe Pavans Dececcatty
Mario Pecqueur
Marcel Pigou
Guy Plasson
Jean Poinot
Jo Rodriguez
Olivier Rodriguez
Vincent Rodriguez
Daniele Rossetti
Laurent Rouan
Gerard Rousseau
Thierry Rousseau
Richard Sammel
Philippe Servain
Simon Sportich
Ricardo Stein
Emmanuel Subes
Emmanuel Tenard
Laurent Tesseyre
Arlette Thomas
Eric Tisserand
Lou Tordjman
Thierry Triveillot
Guy Vanderplaetsen
Daniel Verite
Jean-michel Verner
Alexandre Vernerey
Marie-chantal Vieillard
Dominique Vigne
Daniel Vincent
Nicolas Vogel
Jean-daniel Vuillermoz
Peter Wasserman
Harry Williams
Michele Yvars
Tania Zazulinsky
Olivier Zenenski
Brigitte Zieger
Daniel Ziskind
Jurgen Zwingel
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
The Country of France
Winner of the 1995 Cesar Award for Best Supporting Actress (Annie Girardot).
Released in United States Fall October 20, 1995
Re-released in United States January 26, 1996
Released in United States on Video May 21, 1996
Released in United States October 1995
Released in United States November 1995
Shown at Mill Valley Film Festival October 5-15, 1995.
Shown at Chicago International Film Festival October 12-29, 1995.
Shown at London Film Festival November 2-19, 1995.
Principal photography paused approximately one month during March 1994.
Began shooting early January 1994.
Completed shooting late July 1994.
Film noted: "written, produced & filmed by Claude Lelouch."
Released in United States Fall October 20, 1995
Released in United States on Video May 21, 1996
Released in United States October 1995 (Shown at Mill Valley Film Festival October 5-15, 1995.)
Released in United States October 1995 (Shown at Chicago International Film Festival October 12-29, 1995.)
Released in United States November 1995 (Shown at London Film Festival November 2-19, 1995.)
Re-released in United States January 26, 1996 (Village VII; New York City)
