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(If anyone is aware if there has ever been any other adaptation with him in it PLEASE tell me.)
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Théodule specifically from the 1972 movie
(If anyone is aware if there has ever been any other adaptation with him in it PLEASE tell me.)

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courfeyrac and marius making stupid puppy eyes at each other: the movie
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Courfeyrac and Marius bullying each other being best friends in Les Misérables (1972)
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Hermine Karagheuz as Éponine Thénardier Les Misérables (1972) dir. Marcel Bluwal

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I don't care much Go or stay I don't care very much Either way Words sound false When your coat's too thin Feet don't waltz When the roof caves in
EPONINE & MONTPARNASSE
I was just watching the 1972 version of Les mis and it made me wonder if non-musical adaptations have been influenced by the popularity of the musical, especially when it comes to what the adaptation generally focuses on, what characters are cut and how certain key scenes play out. Because there, so many scenes are almost word for word the same as in the book but then you have things like the BBC adaptation which is. not very good. So it made me wonder if that may be some of the reason behind this. Does anyone who has watched more adaptations know if there is such an influence?
in case anybody wanted to know how les mis ‘72 is going (im not halfway through the first episode)