
Fight. Dream. Hope. Love.
Plot outline
Cast
- Hugh Jackman
- Russell Crowe
- Anne Hathaway
- Amanda Seyfried
- Sacha Baron Cohen
- Helena Bonham Carter
- Eddie Redmayne
- Aaron Tveit
- Samantha Barks
- Daniel Huttlestone
- Cavin Cornwall
- Josef Altin
- Dave Hawley
- Adam Jones
- John Barr
- Tony Rohr
- Richard Dixon
- Andy Beckwith
- Stephen Bent
- Colm Wilkinson
- Georgie Glen
- Heather Chasen
- Paul Thornley
- Paul Howell
- Stephen Tate
- Michael Jibson
- Kate Fleetwood
- Hannah Waddingham
- Clare Foster
- Kirsty Hoiles
- Jenna Boyd
- Alice Fearn
- Alison Tennant
- Marilyn Cutts
- Cathy Breeze
- John Albasiny
- Bertie Carvel
- Tim Downie
- Andrew Havill
- Dick Ward
- Nicola Sloane
- Daniel Evans
- David Stoller
- Ross McCormack
- Jaygann Ayeh
- Adrian Scarborough
- Frances Ruffelle
- Lynne Wilmot
- Charlotte Spencer
- Julia Worsley
- Keith Dunphy
- Ashley Artus
- John Surman
- David Cann
- James Simmons
- Polly Kemp
- Ian Pirie
- Adam Pearce
- Julian Bleach
- Marc Pickering
- Isabelle Allen
- Natalya Angel Wallace
- Phil Snowden
- Hadrian Delacey
- Lottie Steer
- Sam Parks
- Mark Donovan
- Lewis Kirk
- Leighton Rafferty
- Peter Mair
- Jack Chissick
- Dianne Pilkington
- Robyn North
- Norma Atallah
- Patrick Godfrey
- Mark Roper
- Paul Leonard
- Miles Roughley
- Cameron Strefford
- Alfie Davis
- Joseph West
- Joel Phillimore
- Jacqui Dankworth
- Amelia Jefford
- Chris Barnes
- Richard Cordery
- Killian Donnelly
- Fra Fee
- Gabriel Vick
- George Blagden
- Hugh Skinner
- Stuart Neal
- Alistair Brammer
- Iwan Lewis
- Katy Secombe
- Hadley Fraser
- Linzi Hateley
- Gemma Wardle
- Gina Beck
- Katie Hall
- Lisa Hull
- Andrea Deck
- Jessica Duncan
- Kerry Ingram
- John Warnaby
- Michael Sarne
- Freya Parks
- Richard Bremmer
- Alexander Brooks
- Eleanor Bruce
- Emma Dukes
- Stephen Matthews
- Peter Saracen
- Sebastian Sykes
- Phil Zimmerman
- Bessie Carter
- Helen Cotterill
- Tricia Deighton
- Mandy Holliday
- Charlotte Hope
- Jackie Marks
- Sara Pelosi
- Mary Roscoe
- Amelia Scaramucci
- Caroline Sheen
- Rachael Archer
- Lorna Brown
- Antonia Clarke
- Mary Cormack
- Sonya Cullingford
- Holly Dale Spencer
- Amy Griffiths
- Fania Grigoriou
- Amanda Henderson
- Alexia Khadime
- Luisa Lazzaro
- Gemma O'Duffy
- Amy Ellen Richardson
- Olivia Rose Aaron
- Robyn Miranda Simpson
- Rachel Stanley
- Nancy Sullivan
- Rebecca Sutherland
- Tabitha Webb
- Gerard Bentall
- Tony Bignell
- Michael Cahill
- Richard Colson
- Kerry Jane Ellis
- Simon Fisher-Becker
- Sarah Flind
- Kelly-Anne Gower
- James Greene
- Nick Holder
- Chris Howell
- Alison Jiear
- Terry Keely
- Martin Marquez
- Sally Mates
- Jeff Nicholson
- Adam Searles
- Simon Shorten
- Juliet Alderice
- Sean Buckley
- Valerie Cutko
- Spike Grimsey
- Matt Harrop
- Georgina Jackson
- Perry Millward
- Philip Philmar
- Joyce Springer
- Julie Stark
- Dominic Applewhite
- Matt Corner
- Andy Coxon
- Jonathan Dudley
- Rhidian Marc
- Chris Milford
- Jamie Muscato
- Joseph Peters
- David Roberts
- Stevee Davies
- Jonny Purchase
- Matthew Seadon-Young
- Jos Slovick
- Samuel J. Weir
- Sophie Hutchinson
- Ella Hunt
- Claire Machin
- Brenda Moore
- Mischa Purnell
- Annette Yeo
- Josephine Darvill-Mills
- Jennifer Essex
- Vicky Evans
- Edward Lewis French
- Nigel Garton
- Lynn Jezzard
- Nicholas Keegan
- Steve Kirkham
- Vanessa Lee Hicks
- Ian Parsons
- Gemma Payne
- Clinten Pearce
- Claire Piquemal
- Aaron Sillis
- Ian Waller
- Henry Allan
- Dee Bradley Baker
- Ellie Beaven
- Gintare Beinoraviciute
- Cameron Bell
- Isabella Blake-Thomas
- Gary Bland
- Adebayo Bolaji
- Corey Booth
- Dodie Browne
- Pablo Bubar
- Austin Burrows
- Robert F. Byrne
- Nathanjohn Carter
- James Charlton
- Jean-Marc Chautems
- Russell Churcher
- Robert Clayton
- Cristina Cocco
- Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro
- Richard Dalton
- Ondra Dorian
- Guinevere Edwards
- Sophie Ellis
- James a FitzGerald
- Justin Flanagan
- Ian Floodgate
- Harry Goff
- David Golt
- Shonn Gregory
- Sophie Greig
- James Gribble
- Ignacio Guirado
- Kenton Hall
- John W.G. Harley
- Matthew David Hearn
- Richard Herdman
- Matt Hookings
- Kevin Hudson
- Aisling Hughes
- Oliver Jackson
- Samantha Kelly
- Les Kenny-Green
- Hrvoje Klecz
- Konstantine Kurelias
- Lily Laight
- Aurel Lazar
- Daniel Leatherdale
- Lucy Leech
- Victoria Ley
- Ben Mansbridge
- Martyn Mayger
- Martyn Moore
- Finn Morrell
- David Morris
- David Mott
- Steve Munroe
- Cheryl Neve
- Adam Nowell
- Meaghan O'Neill
- Sigmund Oakeshott
- Vanessa Page
- Kaitlyn Pasquinelli
- Gino Picciano
- Martin Poole
- Julio Romeo
- Ben Ryan-Steele
- Tony Sams
- Andy Sanderson
- Baely Saunders
- Johnny Saunders
- Steve Saunders
- Julian Seager
- Nick Shaw
- Karol Steele
- Rachael Stevens
- Scott Stevenson
- Bob Stott
- Kate Sweeney
- Julie Vollono
- Anthony Webster
- Elliott Weld
- Joshua Wichard
- Harry Wood
- Tony Wood
- Evie Wray
Plots
In 19th-century France, Jean Valjean, who for decades has been hunted by the ruthless policeman Javert after breaking parole, agrees to care for a factory worker's daughter. The decision changes their lives forever.
Jean Valjean, known as Prisoner 24601, is released from prison and breaks parole to create a new life for himself while evading the grip of the persistent Inspector Javert. Set in post-revolutionary France, the story reaches resolution against the background of the June Rebellion.
Based on the novel by Victor Hugo, 'Les Miserables' travels with prisoner-on-parole, 24601, Jean Valjean, as he runs from the ruthless Inspector Javert on a journey beyond the barricades, at the center of the June Rebellion. Meanwhile, the life of a working class girl with a child is at turning point as she turns to prostitution to pay money to the evil innkeeper and his wife who look after her child, Cosette. Valjean promises to take care of the child, eventually leads to a love triangle between Cosette, Marius who is a student of the rebellion, and Eponine, a girl of the streets. The people sing of their anger and Enjolras leads the students to fight upon the barricades.
Based on the classic novel, Les Misérables, by Victor Hugo, and the classic Broadway stage show of the same name, Les Misérables is the story of Jean Valjean, a prisoner who breaks parole, and the police inspector, Javert, who tries to hunt him down for breaking parole. Valjean tries to help a poor factory worker, Fantine, by saving her child, Cosette, from innkeepers who are holding her captive as a slave. Marius, a war veteran during the battles of post-French Revolution, falls for Cosette, but their lives change forever when the war turns more gruesome than expected.
After 19 years as a prisoner, Jean Valjean is freed by Javert, the officer in charge of the prison workforce. Valjean promptly breaks parole but later uses money from stolen silver to reinvent himself as a mayor and factory owner. Javert vows to bring Valjean back to prison. Eight years later, Valjean becomes the guardian of a child named Cosette after her mother's death, but Javert's relentless pursuit means that peace will be a long time coming.
The story follows former prisoner Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman), who, after being released from the watchful eye of police officer Javert (Russell Crowe), is unable to find work because of his status as an ex-convict. He eventually steals from a local church, but when apprehended, the priest claims that Valjean was given the valuables. This triggers a change in Valjean, and he constructs a new identity for himself as a pillar of society and a local businessman. Years later, he adopts a young girl named Cosette, whose mother Fantine (Anne Hathaway), a former employee of his, became a prostitute and died a horrible death in the gutters after being fired. As the years progress and the French Revolution begins to foment, a grown Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) falls for a passionate revolutionary named Marius (Eddie Redmayne), while Javert begins to close in again on Valjean's secret past.