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freedom is a major theme in Les Mis. Not only is it the ultimate destination for the journey of each character (either emotionally, spiritually or even physically) but it is also shown in the ongoing French Revolution.
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When was Les Miserables the novel published?
Les Miserables by Victor Hugo was published in 1862.
What role did Russell Crowe play in Les Miserables?
Russell Crow played as Javert in Les Miserable. Javert is known as for beginning the novel as a relatively minor character, despite his importance increasing as the novel goes on.
Who owns the rights to Les Miserables in Australia?
The novel Les Miserables is in the public domain, and is available through Project Gutenberg, as below.
When is the date of publication of Les Miserables?
The novel by Victor Hugo was published in 1862.
When was the first release of Les Miserables?
The first release of Les Miserables, a French historical novel by Victor Hugo, was in 1862.
Who was the novel Les Miserables written by?
The novel Les Miserables was written by Victor Hugo, a French author. It was published in 1862 and has since become one of the most famous works of French literature.
Can anyone give you some suggestions on Les Miserables?
Yes, I suggest that you read the novel.
Is the Punjab in Les Miserables?
No, the Punjab is not in Les Miserables. Les Miserables is a French historical novel written by Victor Hugo, set in France during the early 19th century. The Punjab is a region in South Asia, primarily in India and Pakistan.
Claude-Michael Schonberg's musical based on aVictor Hugo novel is called?
Les Miserables
How many songs are in Les Miserables?
there are 40 songs in Les Miserables.
What was the Production Budget for Les Miserables?
The Production Budget for Les Miserables was $65,000,000.
Who is the composer of the Les Miserables musical?
Claude-Michel Schonberg is the French composer who composed the Les Miserables musical. The idea was pitched to him by a songwriter named Alain Boublil who had an idea to adapt Victor Hugo's novel into a musical.
