Les Miz Quotes

#1. I never got that show - Les Miz. It's about the French guy, right, who steals a loaf of bread, and then he suffers for the rest of his life. For Toast. Get over it!

Paul Rudnick

#2. I did see 'Les Miz' and I thought it was just incredible. Totally incredible. I love 'Chicago,' too.

Jennifer Love Hewitt

#3. I have loved 'Les Miz' for so long. It was the first Broadway show I'd ever done.

Lea Michele

#4. In the modern operas that 'Miss Saigon' and 'Les Miz' are, nobody breaks out into song from conventional book dialogue. Everything is sung from beginning to end, including the recitative.

Lea Salonga

#5. The only shows I saw as a kid were that holy trinity: 'Les Miz,' 'Cats,' 'Phantom.'

Lin-Manuel Miranda

#6. I pride myself on not being run of the mill. I don't want to be your umpteenth Fantine in 'Les Miz.'

Rachel Tucker

#7. A lot of my friends were a lot into theatre a lot earlier than I was. A lot of my friends were kids who were in The Broadway Kids and the kids auditioning for Gavroche in 'Les Miz.' I was never that kid. I was weaned on Michael Jackson. Not literally, because that would have been odd.

Erich Bergen

#8. Usually, if I want to just listen to something or sing along to something, I'll put on some Gavin DeGraw or some Billy Joel. Occasionally, if I am feeling vocally in really great shape, I will sing Jean Valjean's soliloquy from 'Les Miz' or something.

Josh Young

#9. Faith is love taking the form of aspiration.

William Ellery Channing

#10. Silence may be as variously shaded as speech.

Edith Wharton

#11. France is great because she is France.

Victor Hugo

#12. A consultant: someone brought in to build a one-handled wheelbarrow.

Fennel Hudson

#13. One more weekend with Whiskey, and then I'd have to let him go.For good.

Kandi Steiner

#14. The turn away from the BlackBerry and toward the iPhone is a reckoning with our essential nature and how we currently process, deploy, and enjoy symbolic communication.

Virginia Heffernan

#15. I don't know if I'm addicted to fame; fame is more of an unpleasant circumstance of an addiction to creativity.

Kelsey Grammer

#16. The question for writing then is this: how long are you willing to be unheard?

Peter Elbow