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Antonio Passy | ... | |
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Magda Guzmán | ... | |
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Carlos Ancira | ... | |
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Diana Bracho | ... | |
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María Rojo | ... | |
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Blanca Sánchez | ... | |
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Luis Torner | ... |
Mario
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Edith González | ... | |
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Fernando Soler | ... | |
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Ángel Garasa | ... | |
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Alejandro Ciangherotti | ... | |
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Marilú Elízaga |
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Rosenda Monteros | ... | |
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Alicia Palacios | ... |
Sor Perpetua
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Country:
MexicoLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
21 February 1974 (Mexico) See more »Filming Locations:
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Although it has a poor technical production, this TV series is the most faithful and complete adaptation of Les Miserables I have ever seen. I saw it on TV when I was ten years old, and I just loved it; then I asked my parents to buy me the novel and I read it. I became a Les Miserables fan. Every passage of the novel is shown in the 20 hours series. The acting is great, Sergio Bustamante is the best Jean Valjean I ever seen; Blanca Sánchez is beautiful and tragic as Fantine; Carlos Ancira, the best Mexican theater actor, is a wicked Thernardier, and Diana Bracho does a sweet Cosette. It is really a pity that the TV channel that produced it does not longer exist. I doubt that there still exist a copy of this TV-series.