Les Misérables (2012)
Overview
An adaptation of the successful stage musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel set in 19th-century France. Jean Valjean, a man imprisoned for stealing bread, must flee a relentless policeman named Javert. The pursuit consumes both men's lives, and soon Valjean finds himself in the midst of the student revolutions in France.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $61,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $442,636,309.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.1723 |
Directed By
Tom Hooper
Crew
Tim Bevan
William Nicholson
Cameron Mackintosh
Nina Gold
Victor Hugo
Eric Fellner
Tom Hooper
Claude-Michel Schönberg
Paco Delgado
Danny Cohen
Gary Jopling
Alistair Hawkins
Anna Lynch-Robinson
Annika Hellgren
Peter Hooper
Julia Castle
John Warhurst
Hannah Moseley
Joel Belsham
Dominic Gibbs
Eve Stewart
David Herbert
Jonathan Moore
Lee Walpole
Jody King
Nigel Stone
Carl Grinter
Robert Houston
Sue Harding
Jason Swanscott
Louise Hussey
Sara Bennett
Nathan McGuinness
John Simpson
Marco Scotti
Richard Bain
Dean Moran
John Lockwood
Sean Mathiesen
James Bellamy
Liam Steel
Paula Casarin
Nicholas Allott
F. Richard Pappas
Angela Morrison
Patrick Schweitzer
Bernard Bellew
Liza Chasin
Alex Mott
Camilla Stephenson
Vince McGahon
Malcolm Roberts
Gerard McCann
Ross Grainger
Ben Howarth
Paul McGeachan
Zac Nicholson
Luke Redgrave
Harriet Worth
Mark Paterson
Grant Armstrong
Claude-Michel Schönberg
Alain Boublil
Herbert Kretzmer
Alain Boublil
Herbert Kretzmer
Alain Boublil
John Roberts
Lisa Westcott
Debra Hayward
Julie Dartnell
Andy Nelson
Simon Hayes
Robert Edwards
Melanie Oliver
Chris Dickens
Michele Tandy
Jonathan Allen
Helen Barrett
Julie Dartnell
Emma Scott
Audrey Doyle
Nathaniel De'Lineadeus
Chris Lyons
Peter Gleaves
Jason Swanscott
Rowley Irlam
David Pearce
Simon Finney
Michael Byrch
Ryan Stuart
Ben Wright
Levan Doran
TOP CAST
Hugh Jackman
Jean Valjean
Russell Crowe
Javert
Anne Hathaway
Fantine
Amanda Seyfried
Cosette
Sacha Baron Cohen
Thénardier
Helena Bonham Carter
Madame Thénardier
Eddie Redmayne
Marius Pontmercy
Aaron Tveit
Enjolras
Samantha Barks
Éponine
Daniel Huttlestone
Gavroche
Fra Fee
Courfeyrac
Hugh Skinner
Joly
Alistair Brammer
Prouvaire
Killian Donnelly
Combeferre
Adam Pearce
Brujon
Ian Pirie
Babet
Tim Downie
Brevet
Bertie Carvel
Bamatabois
Colm Wilkinson
Bishop
Michael Jibson
Foreman
Isabelle Allen
Young Cosette
Natalya Wallace
Young Éponine
Tony Rohr
Overseer
Richard Dixon
Mairie Officer
Andy Beckwith
Innkeeper
Stephen Bent
Jailer
Heather Chasen
Madame Magloire
Georgie Glen
Madame Baptistine
Andrew Havill
Cochepaille
Stephen Tate
Fauchelevent
Nicola Sloane
Hair Crone
Daniel Evans
Pimp
Adrian Scarborough
Toothman
David Cann
Magistrate
Dick Ward
Bamatabois' Valet
Keith Dunphy
Client
Ashley Artus
Pawn Broker
Cavin Cornwall
Convict 1
Josef Altin
Convict 2
David Hawley
Convict 3
Adam Jones
Convict 4
John Barr
Convict 5
Paul Thornley
Constable 1
Paul Howell
Constable 2
Kate Fleetwood
Factory Woman 1
Hannah Waddingham
Factory Woman 2
Clare Foster
Factory Woman 3
Kirsty Hoiles
Factory Woman 4
Jenna Boyd
Factory Woman 5
Alice Fearn
Factory Woman 6
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