Les Misérables 1982
Set in 19th‑century France, former convict Jean Valjean, jailed for stealing bread, is forced to escape the dogged Inspector Javert. Their relentless chase shapes both of their fates, drawing Valjean into the fervor of the era’s student uprisings and the wider struggle for freedom.
Does Les Misérables have end credit scenes?
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Les Misérables does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.
Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Les Misérables
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Françoise Seigner
The Thénardier, innkeeper's wife
Denis Lavant
Montparnasse
Emmanuel Curtil
Gavroche, young son of Thénardier
Dominique Davray
Mother Magnon
Michel Bouquet
Inspector Javert
Denise Chalem
Noémie
Hubert Noël
Lafayette
Lino Ventura
Jean Valjean / Mr. Madeleine / Champmathieu
Robert Hossein
Yvette Etiévant
La Bréjon, landlady of N.D. de Lorette (uncredited)
Robin Renucci
Courfeyrac
Serge Malik
Bréjon son
Patrice Melennec
(uncredited)
Christian Benedetti
Combeferre
Christophe Odent
Bahorel
Roger Hanin
Innkeeper
Arlette Thomas
Sister Fantine from the hospital
Jean-Pierre Bernard
Champmathieu's lawyer
Dominique Zardi
Chenildieu, convict at the trial of Champmathieu
Henri Attal
Server in Saint-Cloud (uncredited)
Évelyne Bouix
Fantine, Cosette's mother
Rose Thiéry
Factory forewoman
Mado Maurin
Toussaint, Cosette's maid, rue Plumet (uncredited)
René Morard
Deruche
Paul Pavel
Man with a cart (uncredited)
Jean Carmet
Thénardier, innkeeper of Montfermeil
Jean-René Gossart
Claquessous
Guy Di Rigo
Barricade officer (uncredited)
Max Montavon
Factory guardian (uncredited)
Franck Cabot-David
Marius Pontmercy
Héléna Manson
Landlady of the house Corbeau
Louis Seigner
Monsignor Bienvenu Myriel, Bishop of Digne
Gérard Loreau
Man with a cart (uncredited)
Jean-Roger Caussimon
Delegate (uncredited)
Paul Préboist
Fauchelevent, injured man
Christiane Jean
Cosette
Jean-Marie Proslier
Senator (uncredited)
Luc Delhumeau
Town hall bailiff (uncredited)
Robert Dalban
Coachman
André Dumas
Town hall employee
Alain Nobis
Second sewer policeman
Aline Bertrand
Mrs. Magloire, servant of Bishop Myriel
Louise Busson
La Provençale (uncredited)
Denise Bailly
Old lady of the church (uncredited)
Nicolas Hossein
Groomsman
Corinne Dacla
Azelma Thénardier
Yaseen Khan
Mr. Gillenormand's servant (uncredited)
Eugène Berthier
Man with the cart (uncredited)
Fernand Ledoux
Mr. Gillenormand, uncle of Marius Pontmercy
Marcel Champel
Bahet
Bernard Dumaine
Mirat
Candice Patou
Éponine Thénardier
Hervé Furic
Enjolras
Alexandre Tamar
Grantaire
Tony Joudrier
Bossuet
Valentine Bordelet
Cosette child
Agathe Ladner
Éponine Thénardier child
Catherine Di Rigo
Azelma Thénardier child
Georges Lycan
Guelemère
Nathalie Nerval
Gillenormand's daughter
Armand Mestral
General advocate
Viviane Elbaz
Sister Simplice
Olivier Proust
Gendarme
Martine Pascal
Mother superior of the priory
Robert Bazil
First sewer policeman
Jean-Marie Bernicat
General's deputy
Jacques Blal
Gervais, little Savoyard chimney sweep
Madeleine Bouchez
Miss Baptistine
Jacques Brécourt
Cochepaille, convict
Jacques Bretonnière
Mr. Gillenormand's doorman
Jacques Brucher
Gendarme
André Chanal
General
René Dupré
President of the tribunal
Bernard Fatacki
Bréjon
Guillaume Lagorce
Little Pierre
Claude Lancelot
Bamatabois, bourgeois
Mario Luraschi
The black rider
Bernard Salvage
Brother of the Christian school
Raymond Studer
Drevet, convict at the trial of Champmathieu
Johnny David
Blachevelle (uncredited)
Béatrice Halimi
Favourite (uncredited)
Claude Laugier
Father at the patio door of the house (uncredited)
Pierre Nègre
Pontmercy (uncredited)
André Obadia
Prison guard (uncredited)
Jacques Riberolles
Baker (uncredited)
Valérie Rojan
Zéphine (uncredited)
Michel Weinstadt
Fameuil (uncredited)
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