Qui est eponine dans les miserables Videos

TRANSLATION [BEGGARS] Give, give, give to the poor beggars Give, give, it's a lending to God Give, give, beautiful ladies, pretty misters Give, give, you'll get your place in heaven [GAVROCHE] Hello Paris, it is me Gavroche Here's my family, there's my home Nothing in my palms, nothing in my pockets Everything is in the heart of my song I have no money, but I always find a way And I see well, espeshly the night From la Glacière to Belleville And from Montmartre to Montsouris Shy people, the bad boys follow the guide! [BEGGARS] Give, give, give to the poor beggars Give, give, it's a lending to God Give, give, beautiful ladies, pretty misters Give, give, you'll get your place in heaven [GAVROCHE] I have to free the high society They don't even have the elegance of Versailles But since we have shorten the guy Versailles has a lack of ambience This is not a big deal we have at Tuileries You must be wiser than the jailor I like his face and in effigy It is on the coins Viva me! not the king, it will be fine, it will be fine! [ENJOLRAS] Fortunately, in the high society There's a man who looks down There is general Lamarque Who talks about us sometimes We heard that he is very ill What will we become when he die? With the riot out in the streets Paris is like a volcano Ready to puke the lava of its anger Finally revolutionary [GAVROCHE] The boss of this gang who makes a plot Is Thénardier from Montfermeil He left there his hostel To find money somewhere else This guy forces his family in crime Even his young girl catch the fools It is the Éponine, Gavroche wearing petticoat Who has great fears and no penny I am hungry, I am frozen, but at least i'm not bored! [BEGGARS] Give, give, give to the poor beggars Give, give, it's a lending to God Give, give, beautiful ladies, pretty misters Give, give, you'll get your place in heaven [THÉNARDIER] Repetition, Everyone takes their role Babet, Claquesous, take your place You, Montparnasse, will keep on watching With 'Ponine, pay attention I don't wanna get back to hard labor I'll do first my performance mishmash-misfortunes If he has a heart and cries two coins And says again, bis This will be the time to hit him Until he die. [MRS THÉNARDIER] Here is the student coming Our neighbor disinherited By a grandfather insulted And who don't wanna give him money [MARIUS] Hi, miss Éponine What are you doing in the neighborhood [ÉPONINE] Things marality disapproves to have something to eat tonight.

I don't understand. When the music "Le Grand Jour" was sung? Which version?

This Valjean just sounds so much like Harry Baur from the 1934 Les Misérables. This is how Valjean should sound, a tired, old man, who wasted years of his life in jail, but that still has a hint of hope for the future of his daughter in his voice. None of that epic melodramatic "ONE DAY MOOOOORE" stuff. Javert is growling and scary in this, like a cocky arrogant old man who think only he has the right to judge what's right or wrong, what's within the law or not. Most Javerts in english have a beautiful voice instead (apart from Quast, Carpenter and Terrance). Thankfully most of the other voices characters in english still sound like this recording.

@PhanPhanPhanPhanPhan : It's funny because Jean Valjean is played by Maurice Barrier a (minor) French actor that sometimes played in movies starring Depardieu. But he doesn't really have the same voice though.

ooohhh sounds better then Nickky Jonas but come on soz but no one can beat Michael Ball. Alright dat man just did :D

@ImaLanger Merci beaucoup, c'est vraiment très gentil à vous, je suis ravie que cela vous plaise !