Je l'ai vu au palais des sports de la porte de Versailles. Un évènement pour l'époque. Puis on nous avait offert le double 33 tours. De beaux souvenirs...
Such rarity needs to be shared with all fans of Les Miserables. I love how this documentary was filmed on 16mm film in a very cinematic fashion. Wished we had a full version of the entire original French production.
They went for more comic relief in the English Universal version, or else it have been too intense for non French audiences. In the Books he was not a buffoon.
Une "pépite" de l'Ina, merci de la poster :) On y voit aussi Rose Laurens (Fantine) dans la première chanson puis Yvan Dautin et Marie-France Roussel (les Thénardier)
Trevor Nunn has said that this version ends on the barricades. In fact he is incorrect, it ends with Valjean's death just like the West end versions. I wonder why he would say that?
quel moment inoubliable !!! j aimerai tant revoir en vidéo . je sais pas si cela n a pas exister en laserdisc ? en cassette vidéo oui et j aimerai tellement l avoir
@@kim_lesmis Honestly, they should relearn to do that naturally again. Less microphones, and instead use their real voice and healthy vocal projection.
Je l'ai vu au palais des sports de la porte de Versailles.
Un évènement pour l'époque.
Puis on nous avait offert le double 33 tours.
De beaux souvenirs...
Such rarity needs to be shared with all fans of Les Miserables. I love how this documentary was filmed on 16mm film in a very cinematic fashion. Wished we had a full version of the entire original French production.
OMG, what a rarity! Never thought it'd been directed by Robert Hossein. And the lyrics was different.
The composers are so young in this french behind the scene film before the opening of the french production of Les Miserables.
Maurice Barrier.... Quel comédien ... et quel chanteur....
I so wish there was a complete video recording of this play
Oui! I agree.
May Maurice Barrier, Rose Laurens, and Marie-France Dufour, etc in the cast who have died rest in peace.
Amazing, thanks for preserving this. I love the original album, nice to see footage of the original French production.
You're welcome
Robert Marian was the star of the French production of les mis as Valjean.
And the rest, as they say, is history. Looking forward to seeing it again whenever it happens.
the thénardiers in this look legitimately terrifying, wow. i really wish they'd kept more elements of the original design in the later versions.
They went for more comic relief in the English Universal version, or else it have been too intense for non French audiences. In the Books he was not a buffoon.
Gavroche is also a lot more rough here, the whole concept is grimmer than the English version including the orchestra.
Une "pépite" de l'Ina, merci de la poster :) On y voit aussi Rose Laurens (Fantine) dans la première chanson puis Yvan Dautin et Marie-France Roussel (les Thénardier)
Superbe, une pensée pour la magnifique Rose Laurens 🌹
et plein d'autres.....!!!
Trevor Nunn has said that this version ends on the barricades. In fact he is incorrect, it ends with Valjean's death just like the West end versions. I wonder why he would say that?
quel moment inoubliable !!! j aimerai tant revoir en vidéo . je sais pas si cela n a pas exister en laserdisc ? en cassette vidéo oui et j aimerai tellement l avoir
Le spectacle n'a tout bonnement pas été filmé , comme Starmania 79 et comme la deuxième adaptation des années 90 ...
Il y a candice patou, la compagne de Hossein, mais je ne sais plus le rôle qu'elle a....
Maybe it's stupid to ask, but how did they manage to do it so well without head set microphones in the 1980s. Was there such technology back then?
Well, old theaters are made to amplify sound, and theater performers learn how to project their voice
@@kim_lesmis Honestly, they should relearn to do that naturally again. Less microphones, and instead use their real voice and healthy vocal projection.