Les Misérables - 1935

The 1935 film "Les Misérables" was directed by Richard Boleslawski and starred Fredric March as Jean Valjean, Charles Laughton as Javert, and Rochelle Hudson as Cosette. This black-and-white film is an adaptation of Hugo's novel, which tells the tale of redemption and sacrifice against the backdrop of the social and political struggles in 19th-century France.

As with any adaptation of a literary classic, the 1935 version of "Les Misérables" may differ from other adaptations or interpretations, but it remains a notable film in the history of bringing Hugo's powerful narrative to the screen. If you have specific questions about the 1935 version or if there's anything particular you'd like to know, feel free to ask!