Les Misérables - Part 1: Jean Valjean · 1913
Les Misérables - Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913) is a History film directed by Albert Capellani, starring Henry Krauss, Henri Étiévant, Maria Ventura.
Les Misérables - Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913) is a History film directed by Albert Capellani, starring Henry Krauss, Henri Étiévant, Maria Ventura.
The story begins with Jean Valjean as a humble worker endeavoring to provide for his invalid mother. They live in a squalid home, made more wretched by his inability to provide sufficient food. He goes out in search of work, but is unsuccessful. Finally, in desperation, he steals a loaf of bread regardless of consequences. He hastens home with it, pursued by a crowd, and gives it to his mother. Valjean is arrested for the theft and sentenced to five years at hard labor.
Henry Krauss, Henri Étiévant, Maria Ventura, Mistinguett, Maria Fromet, Charlotte Barbier-Krauss, Jean Angelo
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Find a movie by describing itThe story begins with Jean Valjean as a humble worker endeavoring to provide for his invalid mother. They live in a squalid home, made more wretched by his inability to provide sufficient food. He goes out in search of work, but is unsuccessful. Finally, in desperation, he steals a loaf of bread regardless of consequences. He hastens home with it, pursued by a crowd, and gives it to his mother. Valjean is arrested for the theft and sentenced to five years at hard labor.
Les Misérables - Part 1: Jean Valjean was released in 1913.
The cast includes Henry Krauss, Henri Étiévant, Maria Ventura, Mistinguett.