Les Misérables
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An adaptation of the successful stage musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel set in 19th-century France, in which a paroled prisoner named Jean Valjean seeks redemption.
Starring:
Hugh Jackman ... Jean Valjean
Anne Hathaway ... Fantine
Russell Crowe ... Javert
Amanda Seyfried ... Cosette
Eddie Redmayne ... Marius
Sacha Baron Cohen ... Thénardier
Helena Bonham Carter ... Madame Thénardier
Samantha Barks ... Éponine
Release Dates:
Canada 14 December 2012
USA 14 December 2012
Greece 20 December 2012
Hong Kong 20 December 2012
Norway 21 December 2012
Japan 22 December 2012 (limited)
Australia 26 December 2012
Hungary 27 December 2012
Singapore 27 December 2012
Japan 28 December 2012
Spain 28 December 2012
Netherlands 10 January 2013
New Zealand 10 January 2013
Ireland 11 January 2013
UK 11 January 2013
Sweden 18 January 2013
Italy 31 January 2013
Russia 7 February 2013
Belgium 20 February 2013
France 20 February 2013
Germany 21 February 2013
Cyprus 22 February 2013
Turkey 1 March 2013
Argentina 14 March 2013
Denmark 21 March 2013
Brazil 29 March 2013
100 Days from today in the USA :dance:
THIS
Wijn, Where does Holland fall on release dates? Same as Netherlands? Have you read the book?
Holland and the Netherlands are the same thing 
And I haven't read the book, but I've seen the play 
It releases later as usual 
, 10th of January 2013
Geography lesson 101
The book is good but very long.
You could always tell your Dad to give you an early Christmas present 
Trust me, if there's anyone that's horrible in geography it's me!
I can just rent it!
Universal Moving 'Les Miserables' to December 25 Could Have Oscar Impact
Universal Pictures would have loved to put "Les Miserables," Tom Hooper's follow-up to the Oscar-winning "The King's Speech," onto the fall festival circuit to build support and buzz. But the Working Title/Cameron Mackintosh epic period film adaptation of the global hit musical wasn't anywhere near ready. Thus it is not a huge surprise that the studio is pushing back the movie, which stars Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway, from December 14 to the last possible day that it could still recoup some major holiday business: December 25. It will open after "Zero Dark Thirty" and "The Impossible," opposite Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained." This late a break could have an impact on the awards race if the movie isn't ready to screen by late November for critics groups such as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which nominates Golden Globes contenders, and the New York and La Film Critics. »
Noooo
After some silence on the Les Mis front, there’s finally a new video for eager fans to fawn over. A new extended look at the film features four and a half minutes of behind-the-scenes footage — including singing from the principal cast such as Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Samantha Barks, Anne Hathaway, and Hugh Jackman himself (singing a clip of “Valjean’s Soliloquy”). There are also interviews with the aforementioned actors, along with Russell Crowe, in which they talk about working on the movie and the process of singing live on set. It’s a great, informative featurette that’s whetting the appetites of film fans across the web.
I just saw the theatre production. Really good. Want to watch the 10th anniversary version, as thats suppose to be the best. Going to read the book (over 1000 pages bloody hell).
I just wished they used less known actors. When a person is too famous, it can distract from the story/character.
I just saw the theatre production. Really good. Want to watch the 10th anniversary version, as thats suppose to be the best. Going to read the book (over 1000 pages bloody hell).
I just wished they used less known actors. When a person is too famous, it can distract from the story/character.
Lucky you saw the show I'm jealous, I have listened to the 25th anniversary,still need to the 10th anniversary
The book is very very long ( I skipped some parts) 
Musicals tend not to be big office draws, I highly doubt they will ever make one without big names. Hope Samantha Barks does well isn't she from the west end theatre?
New TV spot, just a few different scenes, more Russell,1 scene with Eddie,Amanda and Samantha is all I noticed different.
Wonderful article from Entertainment Weekly
Omg those picturess! 
US VOGUE DECEMBER 2012
Dreaming A Dream
Celebs: Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Hugh Jackman, Helena Bonham Carter, Sacha Baron Cohen, Anne Hathaway, Russell Crowe & Isabelle Allen
Photographer: Annie Leibovitz
Stylist: Tonne Goodman
^^ Great find Wijn :wub2: :wub2: I found the cover
International Trailer (finally) 
5 New Clips 