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What was the Production Budget for Les Miserables?
The Production Budget for Les Miserables was $65,000,000.
Policeman in musical play Les Miserables?
The policeman in the musical "Les Miserables" is named Javert.
What genre is les miserables?
Musical.
How many times was Les Miserables performed on Broadway?
Les Miserables has had two runs on Broadway: the original 1987 production and a 2006 revival.
What year did Les Miserables open on Broadway?
1980 in Paris.
Who is Jason berbison?
The main character in "Les Miserables"
Where was the orchestra from that played for the 2012 movie of Les Miserables?
According to Playbill, the orchestra was assembled, and not known by any formal name. You can read more, below.
How many songs are in Les Miserables?
there are 40 songs in Les Miserables.
Who plays general la mark in Les Miserables?
In Les Miserables, General Lamarque is mentioned as the only government official who cares about the people, however he is not a character in the play and hence is played by noone
What fictional character is identified in jail as convict number 24601?
Jean Valjean (Les Miserables) Sideshow Bob (The Simpsons) It's also used for other characters as an allusion to Les Miserables.
Who was the boy in Les Miserables?
The boy in Les Miserables is Gavroche, a street urchin who becomes involved in the student rebellion. He is known for being brave and resourceful, and his character adds a touch of heart to the story.
What was the Production Budget for Les Miserables?
The Production Budget for Les Miserables was $65,000,000.
What is the song does the kid sing in Les Miserables?
The song is Javert At The Barricade / Little People.
What year did Les Miserables open in the US?
Les Miserables opened in the US in 1987.
When was Les Miserables the novel published?
Les Miserables by Victor Hugo was published in 1862.
What west-end musical is based on a book by Victor Hugo?
Les Misirables
How many zip coeds are used in Les Miserables?
Zip coeds are not used in Les Miserables.
