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RE: "Les Miserables:" the French version from 1933 starring the overpowering

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In Reply to: RE: "Les Miserables:" the French version from 1933 starring the overpowering posted by tinear on March 23, 2009 at 17:14:26

He was denounced as a Jew, by some fellow French....Thousand of letters was the normal routine back then in France.
Every one denounced some one.

He was not a Jew, but tortured by the gestapo as such, he died shortly after being released.
He was once the rival of the greatest French comedian, Raimu.
As Commisaire Maigret he had one of his great role.

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A passable film elevated by Baur to the highest art. I have to believe - tinear 16:36:44 03/24/09 (0)
Brando had seen his films, the resemblances are striking.

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