#les mis 2013

[and-since-youre-off-gallivanting]

I made this on Pinterest in a frenzy over a year ago after reading this scene in the brick which has stuck with me to this day

I can’t actually remember who Jondrette is but I hope you guys do

[citizenforboysenberryjam]

wait why do the prisoners in toulon all have shaved heads but big beards whats the purpose of tha t

[citizenforboysenberryjam]

i can’t fucking cope with this outfit. 

[astriferousssss-blog]

our new year's movie is les mis and david and i are supposed to take a shot every time javert mentions himself in the third person

[evering]

Les Miserables

So I watched the 1978 movie version and I must say, some things are more clear now, for example how Cossette and Marius knew where to find Valjean in the end. 

Also, Javert’s character was much more explored in this movie. It did, of course, lack any barricade boys besides Enjolras, Marius and Gavroche (and left Eponine out) but it was better than I’d expected.

Just one thing: Do you know how Javert commits suicide in that movie? He does a fucking backflip.

Also, I missed the scene where the officer asked: “Who is there?” and Enj answered: “French revolution!”, because watching the 1978 version I realised that was my favourite scene, hands down.

[murderispollution-blog]

[princefitzchivalryfarseer]

the advent room 9 videos are so wonderful and this cast is just perfect 

[barepopera]

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