Just visited Christian Mihai where I saw the official trailer for Les Miserables which opens in December. From his post:
Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter, and Tom Hooper, the director of The King’s Speech. Honestly, what more can you ask?
This new adaptation of Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (well, technically it’s based on the 1980 musical by Claude-Michel Schönberg) is set to be released on 14 of December 2012.
UPDATE: TheOtherSteve tells me in comments that the opening has been moved to Christmas Day.
You can have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, or democracy. But you cannot have both.
You’ll have to wait a few days more. . .it’s present release date is Christmas Day.
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Updated the post . . . thanks.
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Oh good we can go together…I’ll bring the tissues.
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You’re on!
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Usually I am not much into musicals, but this film has a great choice of actors (although I am unsure of Russell Crowe’s singing capabilities, but still hoping for a positive surprise) and it may be as good and unique as Moulin Rouge ten years ago, so I am really interested in seeing it. I haven’t seen King’s Speech, so it’s hard for me to judge or imagine the director’s style, but since it’s a completely different topic and genre, it doesn’t matter anyway.
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Moulin Rouge was great. Russell Crowe will be very interesting indeed. And welcome Elli.
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