Les Misérables Javert's Introduction Scene
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- I was looking for this little tune on RUclips and no one uploaded a high quality version so I did.
Lyrics I stole from the fandom (lesmiserables....
Javert:
Please know me as Javert
I'm here at your command
With honour due to each
And justice in our hands
No man's beyond our reach
Let all beware
Valjean:
Welcome Sir, come guard our laws
I'm sure we're here in common cause
Javert:
You've done the city proud
You're praised by those on high
Your success has earned a force
The best that Paris can supply
Your people thrive
Valjean:
The dignity of toil to stay alive
Javert:
It seems to me we may have met
Valjean:
Your face is not a face I would forget
This is the only time we see this side of Javert. Around someone with a spotless reputation, he's humble, polite--even friendly. Ideally, he's kind; it's just lawbreakers harden him. The tragedy is that under different circumstances, he and Valjean could've been friends. We see here that when there's no loaf of bread or parole-breaking, Valjean is _exactly_ the kind of man Javert respects.
Just think what it be like… you have a very successful life, your happy, you have the respect of everyone and a man from your past who can take it all alway from you in standing right there and you are just praying he does not recognize you…
0:11 Nice to see some talking in the film
Its better than an opera!
Les Misérables is a story about integrity. Jean Valjean shows it over and over. He gets impossible dilemmas, and he (after the scene with the bishop) chooses to do the right thing time after time. But the story questions right and wrong by showing us the right thing is not always what you would think. The other character that shows equally much integrity as Valjean, is Javert. Except he has based his life on following the law, with no concerns about the actual people affected by it.
Correction, this song actually appeared in the original 1980 version but was cut in 1981 because this scene had a musical number where Valjean expresses his backstory, which we see in the beginning of the one that came out in 1981.
Where can I find the original song?
Maximus and wolverine
Also actually, Russell Crowe was the initial candidate to play Wolverine, but he gave the role to Hugh Jackman.
Wolverine and Zeus/ Jor-El
Perfektni
It's actually quite sad when I was a young nipper I played Javert in my schools rendition of Les Miserables
“The Mayor’s awful singing, where have I heard it before? Can’t quite place it…”
oh i know! it’s that bloke who deprived himself of water for 48 hours!
@@mspianowomanThat dehydration period really did Jackman no favours at all.
0:06 I wonder why Javert is pacing here. Is he nervous, and, if so, why?
First meeting with his boss.
he reveres wealthy people as they are not prone to crime as poor folk and sees them as good.@@Sueb18631
1:11 Is it just me or when he says “Forget” it sounds like the wrong note
I think it is in purpose. It alludes to Valjean desperately trying to put a façade to Javert
@@steampunkastronaut7081Not to be a jerk, but I think that’s just Hugh Jackman trying to sing vibrato (which his voice is not made for) after not drinking water for three days.
Eliza:holy shit,nota again 1:00
Veljean got greedy running for mayor. Dont want to draw attention to yourself when you're a convict on the run. Dude should have run to another country and left France behind.
yeah yeah, i know, but then there would not have been a novel, musical, movie, etc
I believe its explained in the book that people convinced him he could help others if he became mayor
Your face is not I would ForGHEET!!
Flashback:" Do not forget my name! Do not forget me! 24601!"