Les Misérables

No, Les Misérables is a novel by Victor Hugo, not a girl. It tells the story of ex-convict Jean Valjean and his struggles for redemption in 19th-century France. It has been adapted into various stage and film productions.

Lux facta est in Les Miserables translates to "light has been made" in English. It is a Latin phrase often used in reference to a moment of illumination or clarity in the story. In Les Miserables, it signifies a turning point where truth is revealed and understanding is gained.

In the book, Eponine tells Marius right before she dies, "And you know what Monsieur Marius? I was a little bit in love with you." (or something like that.) And in the musical, she tells him through the song "A Little Fall of Rain."

Eponine is a blonde, and her sister Azelma has auburnish hair.

Victor Hugo wrote Les Miserables in 1862.

There have been several movies made based on it, the first one in 1909, the most recent in 2000.

The stage musical version was written in 1980.

Have you read the book? He did not steal it, he means to start an honest life, and the coin rolled under his foot. He had no idea it was there. He donated the money after realizing he would not find the boy, and wept at the realization of what a wretch he had been.

"Les Miserables" follows a linear narrative structure with a chronological timeline. The story is divided into five parts, each focusing on different characters and their interconnected lives, leading to a resolution at the end. The novel also features multiple subplots that add depth to the overall narrative.

Lafitte is a character in the musical Les Misérables who leads the revolutionaries at the barricade alongside Enjolras. He is portrayed as passionate and determined in fighting for the cause of the revolution.

The boy Jean Valjean stole money from was named Petit Gervais. He was a young orphan boy who showed kindness to Valjean by giving him a coin, but Valjean, in his desperate state, stole it from him.

The climax of Les Misérables, the classic literature novel written by Victor Hugo, is the following: At the barricades where Marius, Valjean, and Javert are all meeting.

It is safe to assume that there will be a 30th anniversary celebration for the musical Les Miserables. There has been a 10th and 25th anniversary concert and the musical was re-released during those years as well.

The boy who sings "Little People" in Les Miserables is Gavroche. He is a young street urchin who plays a significant role in the story.

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.

You can buy Broadway tickets to Les Miserables through various authorized ticket sellers such as the official show website, ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster, or at the theater box office. It is always recommended to purchase tickets from official sources to ensure validity and avoid scams.

Anne Hathaway plays Fantine in Les Miserables. Anne Hathaway played this role in the 2012 version of Les Miserable, which has been made into a movie many times before and was originally written as a novel.

The resolution of "Les Miserables" involves redemption, forgiveness, and self-discovery for key characters like Jean Valjean and Javert. It culminates in themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption, with characters finding peace and closure in their journeys.

Cosette's presence in Jean Valjean's life brings about a transformation from a hardened, lonely man consumed by his past to someone capable of experiencing and giving love. She becomes his source of hope, redemption, and purpose, ultimately leading him to find peace and salvation.

Cosette sings "Castle on a Cloud" in Les Miserables as a way to express her longing for a better life away from the harsh treatment she receives from the Thénardiers. The song reveals her desire for love, protection, and a sense of belonging.

In the context of the musical, "I Dreamed a Dream" is the song that Fantine sings after she is fired from her job at the factory. She is only fired after the other factory ladies find out that she has a child, and assume she's sleeping around to pick up the money to care for her - while refusing to let the foreman do the same. It comes before "Lovely Ladies".

In the context of the 2012 movie, "I Dreamed a Dream" is still sung by Fantine. It comes after "Lovely Ladies", meaning that, in addition to being fired, Fantine has sold her teeth, hair, and very body to provide for Cosette, her child. She is left with nothing.

Sister Simplice lied to protect Jean Valjean because she believed in his goodness and wanted to help him escape capture by the authorities. She didn't want to see an innocent man punished for a crime he didn't commit, and she saw the opportunity to show compassion and mercy.

Marius Pontmercy is a central character in the film Les Miserables, a young student involved in the June Rebellion in Paris. He falls in love with Cosette, daughter of Jean Valjean, and struggles with his revolutionary ideals and his personal relationships. He is portrayed as a romantic and idealistic character in the story, who ultimately plays a key role in the narrative.

The director's intention in Les Miserables was to bring Victor Hugo's classic novel to life on screen while capturing the emotional depth and themes of redemption, sacrifice, and social injustice. The director aimed to create a visually stunning and emotionally resonant film that would resonate with audiences and stay true to the spirit of the original story.

The story of Les Miserables has been made into many films, however, the 2012 film is the first film to contain the songs from the hit musical.

In the new Les Miserables movie, young Cosette is played by Isabelle Allen. Young Eponine is played by Natalya Angel Wallace.