Poster: 'A Heart Full of Love'
And another character poster: photo of the Marius and Cosette poster at the NBC Experience store
And if you need further confirmation of the series:
Universal Pictures @Universal_Irl
The first of the Les Misérables character posters, featuring Hugh Jackman. ( source and photo -- just the poster again)
On the same subject:
George Blagden @gblagden (Grantaire)
So proud to be part of @LesMiserables and to work with @RealHughJackman pic.twitter.com/QTR9xckk ( source and photo -- just the poster again)
Want a Les Mis movie prop? It's Jean Valjean's ticket of leave (He didn't tear it up?). The online auction will commence on Thursday 11th October and end on Sunday 21st October. The prop is signed by Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe.
Film's producers, Working Title Films, honored with producing kudos:
"We trust each other and we know we can cover a lot more ground because there are two of us," says [Tim] Bevan. "The great advantage of that is we can cover quite a bit of ground. 'Anna' and 'Les Mis' came at the same time with great directors and visions and they do share a pushing the boundaries of cinema."
No real news here but it is a nice article: Literary classics go to the movies
And if you need further confirmation of the series:
Universal Pictures @Universal_Irl
The first of the Les Misérables character posters, featuring Hugh Jackman. ( source and photo -- just the poster again)
On the same subject:
George Blagden @gblagden (Grantaire)
So proud to be part of @LesMiserables and to work with @RealHughJackman pic.twitter.com/QTR9xckk ( source and photo -- just the poster again)
Want a Les Mis movie prop? It's Jean Valjean's ticket of leave (He didn't tear it up?). The online auction will commence on Thursday 11th October and end on Sunday 21st October. The prop is signed by Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe.
Film's producers, Working Title Films, honored with producing kudos:
"We trust each other and we know we can cover a lot more ground because there are two of us," says [Tim] Bevan. "The great advantage of that is we can cover quite a bit of ground. 'Anna' and 'Les Mis' came at the same time with great directors and visions and they do share a pushing the boundaries of cinema."
No real news here but it is a nice article: Literary classics go to the movies