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Mr Eboue
13 Jan 19 22:08
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I'm not into musicals at all and don't even know the story of Les Miserables or how it ends but I must say I'm very much enjoying the BBC series.

Outstanding acting from the lead characters - I'd recommend catching the first three episodes on iPlayer if you haven't seen them already.

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By:
invicta
When: 13 Jan 19 22:15
been watching it from the off Mr E, very good indeed. Lovely story. BBC good with dramas.
By:
Sica Dan
When: 13 Jan 19 22:23
Everyone speaks English yet the wanted poster was all in French !!
By:
li
When: 14 Jan 19 09:54
Brilliant series. The last ten minutes of episode 1 are the best thing I've seen on TV since Breaking Bad.
By:
Baphornet
When: 14 Jan 19 10:00
"Le Communes" is the follow up
By:
Do wah Diddy
When: 14 Jan 19 11:13
LOVE IT I HATE THAT MAN IN THE FIRST EPISODE WHO JUST USED THAT NICE YOUNG GIRL THEN LEFT HER I HATE HIM
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Hanx
When: 14 Jan 19 11:41
Go see the musical and also the film (which I was prepared to be disappointed with, but wasn't in the slightest), which, IMO are way better than the TV series, which I gave up on early in episode 2

The music / songs just add a different (Better) dynamic to it for me
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 14 Jan 19 13:44
The show is brilliant.

Should be compulsory for anyone over 25.
By:
moisok
When: 14 Jan 19 15:15
foreign rubbish
By:
themightymac
When: 15 Jan 19 18:07
Great BBC production. Dominic West brilliant as Jean Valjean.
By:
ufcdan
When: 15 Jan 19 18:09
Who am I, who am I ? I'm Jean Valjean !
By:
sixtwosix
When: 15 Jan 19 19:02
Watched a few versions over the years of Les Miserables not....Les Mis (I hate musicals with a passion).
Saving all 6 episodes .
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Jan 19 19:15
very few songs so farCool
really excellent production tho.
as the huge numbers of bbc fans on this forum will attest to they are a wonderful organisation
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 15 Jan 19 21:04
Possibly the best book I have ever read, certainly in the top 3. I have read War and Peace and thought it did not compare.

Managed to watch only a few minutes on Sunday but was gripped immediately. Looking forward to watch this on I Player.
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Jan 19 21:38
when they pulled out her teeth it was a tad disturbing
By:
themightymac
When: 15 Jan 19 22:30
The 1935 film version starring Fredrick March, Charles Laughton, etc. was a very good watch, as was the French mini tv series starring Gerard Depardieu but the current one looks the best adaptation so far, after half way through.
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northanlite
When: 15 Jan 19 22:38
the last thing was as good from the beeb was edge of darkness. that was a very very long time ago
outstanding
By:
themightymac
When: 15 Jan 19 22:40
It was indeed. I have it on dvd and was just watching it the other night.
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themightymac
When: 15 Jan 19 22:42
£3 including posting on amazon. They still have at the same price.
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northanlite
When: 15 Jan 19 22:44
i wasn't always sure what was going on in edge but i knew it was quality Cool
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