overheard at the bookshop
woman #1: *pics up Les Mis* woman #2: You don't want that, trust me. I couldn't keep my eyes open when watching the movie. It's old. It's long. It's french.

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overheard at the bookshop
woman #1: *pics up Les Mis* woman #2: You don't want that, trust me. I couldn't keep my eyes open when watching the movie. It's old. It's long. It's french.
Archie Madekwe’s Instagram Story, 21/5/2018
Other foreign productions [of Les Misérables] included [...] a memorable Italian version (1947) directed by Riccardo Freda [...]. This extremely expensive film included several thousand extras, and to give the barricades scenes greater realism, Freda pitched 'armies' of real-life Italian workers against squads of real-life students, some of them right-wingers. The mostly left-wing workers displayed considerable revolutionary zeal, and in the filmed mêlée, which got completely out of hand, sixty five extras were wounded.
— The Complete Book of Les Misérables, Edward Samuel Behr ...now that's authenticity
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the afternoon just slips awayyou've painted up your lipsyou close your eyes and kiss your hand, then you blow ityou can't fool me, I saw you when you came outthere's a grief that can't be spoken