Les Misérables (1982)

Les misérables (original title)

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3h 40min
Drama
20 Oct 1982 (France)
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The story of Jean Valjean, a Frenchman convicted of minor crimes, who is hounded for years by an unforgiving and unrelenting police inspector, Javert.

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Robert Hossein

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Awards:

2 wins & 5 nominations.
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Evelyne Bouix, Michel Bouquet, Franck Cabot-David, Jean Carmet, Christiane Jean (I), Françoise Seigner, Louis Seigner and Lino Ventura in Les Misérables (1982)

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	Lino Ventura	...	Jean Valjean
	Jean Carmet	...	Thénardier
	Michel Bouquet	...	Inspecteur Javert
	Valentine Bordelet	...	Cosette enfant
	Evelyne Bouix	...	Fantine
	Emmanuel Curtil	...	Gavroche
	Franck Cabot-David	...	Marius (as Franck David)
	Hervé Furic	...	Enjolras
	Christiane Jean	...	Cosette
	Fernand Ledoux	...	Gillenormand
	Martine Pascal	...	La mère supérieure
	Candice Patou	...	Eponine
	Paul Préboist	...	Fauchelevent (as Paul Preboist)
	Robin Renucci	...	Courfeyrac
	Françoise Seigner	...	La Thénardier
	Louis Seigner	...	Monseigneur Myriel
	Christian Benedetti	...	Combeferre
	Tony Joudrier	...	Bossuet
	Christophe Odent	...	Bahorel
	Alexandre Tamar	...	Grantaire
	Roger Hanin	...	L'aubergiste
	Marcel Champel	...	Bahet
	Corinne Dacla	...	Azelma
	Dominique Davray	...	Mère Magnon
	Denis Lavant	...	Montparnasse
	Georges Lycan	...	Guelemère
	Armand Mestral	...	L'avocat général
	Nathalie Nerval	...	La fille Gillenormand
	Robert Bazil	...	Le premier policier égouts
	Jean-Marie Bernicat	...	L'adjoint-général
	Aline Bertrand	...	Mme Magloire
	Jacques Blal	...	Le petit Gervais
	Madeleine Bouchez	...	Mlle Baptistine
	Jacques Brécourt	...	Cochepaille
	Jacques Bretonnière	...	Le portier de Gillenormand
	Jacques Brucher	...	Un gendarme
	Denise Chalem	...	Noémie
	André Chanal	...	Le général
	Robert Dalban	...	Le cocher
	Catherine Di Rigo	...	Azelma enfant (as Kathleen Di Rigo)
	Bernard Dumaine	...	Mirat
	André Dumas	...	L'employé de la mairie
	René Dupré	...	Le président du tribunal
	Viviane Elbaz	...	Soeur Simplice
	Bernard Fatacki	...	Brejon
	Jean-René Gossart	...	Claquessous
	Nicolas Hossein	...	Le garçon d'honneur
	Agathe Ladner	...	Eponine enfant
	Guillaume Lagorce	...	Le petit Pierre
	Claude Lancelot	...	Bamatabois
	Jean-Pierre Bernard	...	Avocat
	Virginie Laner	...	L'ouvrière lettre
	Mario Luraschi	...	Le cavalier noir
	Serge Malik	...	Brejon fils
	Héléna Manson	...	La logeuse de la maison Corbeau
	René Morard	...	Deruche
	Alain Nobis	...	Le second policier égouts
	Hubert Noël	...	Lafayette (as Hubert Noel)
	Olivier Proust	...	Un gendarme
	Philip Rouillé	...	La sentinelle
	Bernard Salvage	...	Le frère de l'école chrétienne
	Raymond Studer	...	Brevet
	Rose Thiéry	...	La contremaîtresse (as Rose Thierry)
	Arlette Thomas	...	La soeur Fantine
	Dominique Zardi	...	Chenildieu
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Henri Attal	...	Le serveur à Saint-Cloud (uncredited)
	Denise Bailly	...	La vieille de l'église (uncredited)
	Eugène Berthier	...	Un homme charette (uncredited)
	Louise Busson	...	La provençale (uncredited)
	Jean-Roger Caussimon	...	Le Conventionnel (uncredited)
	Johnny David	...	Blachevelle (uncredited)
	Sylvie Delaunay	...	Dahlia (uncredited)
	Luc Delhumeau	...	L'huissier de la mairie (uncredited)
	Guy Di Rigo	...	L'officier barricades (uncredited)
	Yvette Etiévant	...	La logeuse N.D. de Lorette (uncredited)
	Béatrice Halimi	...	Favourite (uncredited)
	Yaseen Khan	...	Le domestique de Marius (uncredited)
	Lucienne Koegler	...	La bonne de M. Madeleine (uncredited)
	Claude Laugier	...	Le père maison fenêtre (uncredited)
	Maurice Launet	...	Le vieux provençal (uncredited)
	Gérard Loreau	...	Un homme charette (uncredited)
	Mado Maurin	...	La bonne de la rue Plumet (uncredited)
	Patrice Melennec	...	(uncredited)
	Max Montavon	...	Le gardien de l'usine (uncredited)
	Pierre Negre	...	Pontmercy (uncredited)
	André Obadia	...	Le gardien de la prison (uncredited)
	Paul Pavel	...	Un homme charette (uncredited)
	Jean-Marie Proslier	...	Le sénateur (uncredited)
	Jacques Riberolles	...	Le boulanger (uncredited)
	Valérie Rojan	...	Zéphine (uncredited)
	Ghislaine Trémoulet	...	La mère allaitant (uncredited)
	Michel Weinstadt	...	Fameuil (uncredited)

Directed by

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Robert Hossein

Written by

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Alain Decaux	...	(adaptation)

Alain Decaux	...	(dialogue)

Robert Hossein	...	(adaptation)

Victor Hugo	...	(novel)

Produced by

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Dominique Harispuru	...	producer
Sophie von Uslar	...	producer

Music by

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André Hossein
Michel Magne

Cinematography by

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Edmond Richard

Editing by

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Martine Barraqué
Sophie Bhaud

Editorial Department

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Marlène Auffret	...	post-production coordinator
Marie-Claude Carliez	...	assistant editor
Corinne Lapassade	...	assistant editor

Production Design by

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François de Lamothe
Jean Mandaroux

Art Direction by

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François de Lamothe

Costume Design by

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Sylvie Poulet

Makeup Department

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Aïda Carange	...	key makeup artist (as Aïda Thivat-Carrange)
Joëlle Dominique	...	key hair stylist
Andrée Guikovaty	...	key makeup artist
Nicole Stevanin	...	hair stylist

Production Management

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Gabriele Friedel	...	production manager
Uwe Reimer	...	production manager
Jean-Claude Rey	...	production manager
Tadek Zietara	...	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Michel Béna	...	second assistant director
Hubert Engammare	...	trainee assistant director
Emmanuel Gust	...	first assistant director
Daniela Holzer	...	assistant director

Art Department

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Ginette Auros	...	assistant property master
Patrick Galesne	...	painter
Jean-Paul Perrot	...	assistant property master
Serge Trommenschlager	...	construction manager

Sound Department

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Anne Baronnet	...	sound editor
Daniel Couteau	...	foley artist
Marie-Thérèse Ferrand	...	sound assistant
Michel Klochendler	...	assistant sound editor
Jean-Marc Lentretien	...	sound mix technician
Guy Maillet	...	sound assistant
Jacques Maumont	...	foley artist / sound mixer
Jean Millet	...	sound

Visual Effects by

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Frederic Moreau

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optical effects

Stunts

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Jean-Louis Airola	...	stunts
Alain Barbier	...	stunts
Nella Barbier	...	stunts
Antoine Baud	...	stunts
Michel Berreur	...	stunts
Daniel Breton	...	stunts
Claude Carliez	...	stunt coordinator
Michel Carliez	...	stunts
Guy Delorme	...	stunts
Guy Di Rigo	...	stunt coordinator
Sylvain Levignac	...	stunts
Gérard Moisan	...	stunts
Daniel Perche	...	stunts
Jacques Pisias	...	stunts
Pierre Rosso	...	stunts
Arlette Spetebroot	...	stunts
Mac Steinmeier	...	stunts
Francis Terzian	...	stunts
Josy Venon	...	stunts
Joël Venon	...	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Marc Baltel	...	assistant camera
Claude Butteau	...	camera operator
Jean Ferrères	...	gaffer
Jean-Pierre Lacroix	...	gaffer / grip
Pascal Moal	...	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Hélène Maillet	...	costumer
Irénée Martin	...	costumer
Suzette Monlouis	...	costumer
Martine Mulotte	...	costume assistant

Location Management

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Alexander Dierbach	...	location manager
Ingo Giani	...	location manager

Music Department

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Stéphane Coquard

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music coordinator

Script and Continuity Department

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Ginette Boudet

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script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Chantal Bégasse	...	production secretary
René Couture	...	harnessing
Philippe Pelletier	...	assistant: Lino Ventura (uncredited)

Production Companies

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Distributors

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GEF-CCFC (1982) (France) (theatrical)
Regie Cassette Vidéo (RCV) (1982) (France) (VHS)
Radio Télévision Belge Francophone (RTBF) (1984) (Belgium) (tv)
TF1 (1985) (France) (tv)
La Cinquième (1996) (France) (tv)
France 3 (2002) (France) (tv)
Paris Première (2003) (France) (tv)
L.C.J Editions & Productions (2004) (France) (DVD)
L.C.J Editions & Productions (2009) (France) (Blu-ray) (DVD)
Virgin 17 (2010) (France) (tv)
Concorde Home Entertainment (2007) (Germany) (DVD)
France 3 (2021) (France) (tv)
France 5 (2022) (France) (tv)
Mondial Video (West Germany) (video)
Paris Première (2005) (France) (tv)
TF1 (1989) (France) (tv)
Vídeo Network (Brazil) (VHS)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary	The story of Jean Valjean, a Frenchman convicted of minor crimes, who is hounded for years by an unforgiving and unrelenting police inspector, Javert. Written by Jim Beaver Plot Summary
Plot Keywords	paris-france cosette straight redemption orphan See All (15) »
Genres	Drama
Parents Guide	Add content advisory for parents »
Certification	France:Tous publics Portugal:M/12 South Korea:12 United States:Unrated West Germany:12

Additional Details

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Also Known As	Les Misérables (France) Der Galeerensträfling (West Germany) Die Legion der Verdammten (West Germany) Les Misérables (World-wide, English title) Les Misérables (United States) See more »
Runtime	220 min
Official Sites	arabuloku.com
Country	France West Germany
Language	French
Color	Color
Aspect Ratio	1.66 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix	Mono
Filming Locations	Monpazier, Dordogne, France See more »

Did You Know?

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Trivia	That was the first time in his career that Lino Ventura used make-up for a role. He hesitated a long time before accepting the role of Jean Valjean. See more »
Movie Connections	Featured in Les misérables et Victor Hugo: Au nom du peuple (2020). See more »
Soundtracks	La Faute à Voltaire See more »

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