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God, the horrific visual of him taking the tooth out of that dude's head. What a horrific person. And that's only scratching the surface of the evil he's capable of. Chilling.

I don't think you zoomed in enough. I could almost tell what was going on and clearly, thats not your goal. I could almost see the amazing set they built and clearly, thats not what you want either.

This is my Joker 2

Maravillosa!❤

The very best Young Cosette Ever!!! Your Mom must be so proud of you❤❤❤

Who’s chopping onions here?

Mr Gunther has the Mini Michael Ball.

He Gary Morris sings wind beneath my wings

Is this a proshot?

Always affected me so deeply. It brings back memories of how it is to be a tiny, terrified child. Although I was lucky in that I had loving parents. Cosette had nothing, only cruelty and hatred. The song is so simple but it is beautiful in its simplicity.

They’re all great

I always felt sorry for eponine that he left her behind when he had to know she'd be abused/neglected too

Gary Morris, the great American country singer, was a great Valjean, up there with any of the best who played this great character

Pretty close to the novel with respect Fantine; on another note that was country singer Gary Morris (probably the greatest and most versatile voice in country music)

Dang, these older productions weren't afraid to be dark. Excellent acting from little Cosette and Mme. Thenardier

This is a great Bamatabois, the Javert lacks musical speed, I know its meant to seem ordered but its a bit strange.

These Thenardiers aren't as pleasing on the ear, but I'd say they're a riot in the best way. EDIT: I've changed my mind, Drew is actually pretty good musically in this. He's just doing a funny accent.

Éponine: 'Parnasse, what are you doing So far out of our patch? Montparnasse: This house, we're going to do it Rich man, plenty of scratch You remember he's the one Who got away the other day Got a number on his chest Perhaps a fortune put away! Éponine: Oh Lord, somebody help me! Dear God, what'll I do? He'll think this is an ambush He'll think I'm in it too! What'll I do, what'll I say? I've got to warn them here I've got to find a way. [Thénardier arrives with the rest of his gang.] Thénardier: This is his lair I've seen the old fox around He keeps himself to himself He's staying close to the ground I smell profit here! Ten years ago He came and paid for Cosette I let her go for a song It's time we settled the debt This'll cost him dear Brujon: What do I care Who you should rob Give me my share Finish the job! Thénardier: You shut your mouth Give me your hand [He notices Éponine but doesn't recognize her.] Brujon: What have we here? Thénardier: Who is this hussy? Babet: It's your brat Éponine Don't you know your own kid Why's she hanging about you? Thénardier: Éponine, get on home You're not needed in this We're enough here without you Éponine: I know this house I tell you there's nothing here for you Just the old man and the girl They live ordinary lives Thénardier: Don't interfere You've got some gall Take care, young miss, You've got a lot to say! Brujon: She's going soft Claquesous: Happens to all Montparnasse: Go home, 'Ponine, Go home, you're in the way Éponine: I'm gonna scream, I'm gonna warn them here. Thénardier: One little scream and you'll regret it for a year. Claquesous: What a palaver What an absolute treat To watch a cat and its father Pick a bone in the street. Brujon: Not a sound out of you! Éponine: Well I told you I'd do it, told you I'd do it! [She screams.] Thénardier: You wait my girl, you'll rue this night I'll make you scream, you'll scream all right! Leave her to me, don't wait around Make for the sewers, go underground! [The gang scatters.] Marius: It was your cry sent them away Once more 'Ponine saving the day Dearest Cosette, my friend 'Ponine Brought me to you, showed me the way! Someone is near Let's not be seen Somebody's here... [Marius and Éponine leave quickly as Valjean enters.] Valjean: My God, Cosette I heard a cry in the dark I heard the shout of angry voices in the street. Cosette: That was my cry you heard, Papa. I was afraid of what they'd do. They ran away when they heard my cry Valjean: Cosette, my child, what will become of you? Cosette: Three men I saw beyond the wall Three men in shadow moving fast Valjean: This is a warning to us all These are the shadows of the past Must be Javert! He's found my cover at last! I've got to get Cosette away Before they return! We must get away from shadows They will never let us be Tomorrow to Calais Then a ship across the sea! Hurry, Cosette, prepare to leave and say no more Tomorrow we'll away! Hurry, Cosette, it's time to close another door And live another day

Where can I find the sheet music or score of the complete epilogue?

Out of the full live performance non-anniversary recordings of the epilogues now on UA-cam, this is the best acted most emotional version.

I would very legitimately negotiate paying for a full copy of this since it seems its yours personally, if thats something you're interested in and you eber happen to see this comment i suppose. Thank you for sharing this

Drive a bus through that vibrato. Utterly awful.

Circa 1987, Gary was my first Valjean, though in those days (my early 20s) I disdained musicals as trivial and whimsical. But this was so deep and unique that I experienced every emotion including being brought to tears twice... the show completely changed my outlook. I can still remember getting into a cab after and just feeling dazed. My fiancé and I were in NY on an otherwise budget trip: staying in someone's apartment when they were out of town, using public transit, eating on the cheap. The one splurge was dinner at Cafe Luxembourg followed by this show - my Dad had bought us tickets and the seats were excellent. One of the best nights of my life. Thanks to the person who posted it and thanks to the cast for such an amazing effort. Now in my late 50's, I still see this show whenever I can (with the same date, married from 1988 to present). :)

Where did you find these!? I’ve been looking for something like this!

3:05 love grantaire just walking past with the bottle lmao

Is this broadway?

0:55 I think Fantine’s corset string became loose, so her cast mates were doing it up for her

0:41 I love how Cosette was trying to save her dad

I saw this tour in 1991 in LA, on a drama club trip as a junior in high school. In a way it did change my life, I appeared in productions in college, and helped me to show my children the wonder of the performing arts. Thank you for posting these, as I never thought I would see Gary Morris as he was on that night again. I imagine the tapes of that night may have deteriorated over the years, so to have it available digitally is one of the wonders of this age. Thank you so much for sharing.

god although i wouldn't say he's my favorite, i love this javert so much. of all the different versions i heard, he easily put the most emotion into this song and it's so good the verse at 1:41 especially is just so damn good

beautiful girl

This is the zombie version

3:31 💯

2:08

Judy kuhn is the best cosette

Is there a way to watch this full play ?

How did you get these videos????

1:27 idk why but this line is just so satisfying and smooth to hear😭 shame many modern productions leave this whole beginning part out

HOW/WHERE did you get this footage? You have NO idea what nostalgia all of these videos brings me.

One of the best acted Gavroche scenes I've seen. To be honest, Gavroche usually sounds all right on cast recordings, (especially the complete symphonic), but live on stage the actors sometimes talk-sing more than sing and the rhythm gets lost in juvenile stage business or awkward direction. Here the young lads sounds awesome, acts well and is very believable.

4:34 💖

Gary Morris is my favorite singer. I saw this in 1991. Great job

Wow. I've seen a lot of Les Amis in my day, but this might be my favorite rendition of this scene. Enjolras, Marius and Grantaire all capture their characters and their little moments here absolutely perfectly. There's a lot more than just pretty voices behind these characters. Seriously among the best I've ever seen.

Michael Ball and Lea Salonga are the best doing this one.

This was my first show. I was a rebellious teenager, and I sat in stunned silence the entire time. I had no idea what it was about. But I was forever changed. ❤

I LOVE THIS JAVERTTTTTTTT

Oh, they’re grotesque but I kinda love them. Love this Marius. Also damn, the makeup on the other two is a lot this close up

A bit of trivia that isn't mentioned in the musical is that Gavroch was the Therniader's son.

Lea is the only Eponie for me

Nobody comes to Queen Lea Salonga