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Les Mis "Look Down"
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Les Misérables (2012) - Look down (beggars)Full scene from the movie 'Les Misérables' (2012) with the beggars and Gavroche singing 'Look down'.
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From the Original Broadway Cast
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Look down and see the beggars at your feet!Look down and show some mercy if you can!Look down and see the sweepings of the street!Look down, look down,upon y.
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Les Miserables Cast Lyrics. "Look Down". (performed by Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Convicts) (from "Les Misérables: Highlights From The Motion Picture Soundtrack" soundtrack) Look down, look down. Don't look 'em in the eye. Look down, look down. You're here until you die. Now prisoner 24601.
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Expand. Look Down Lyrics: Look down, look down / Don't look 'em in the eye / Look down, look down / You're here until you die / Now prisoner 24601 / Your time is up / And your parole's begun / You.
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The iconic "Look Down" song and intro from Les Misérables starring Hugh Jackman.Buy/Rent Les Misérables!Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Miserables-Hugh-Jackma.
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Think you're poor, think you're free. Follow me, follow me! [Beggars:] Look down, and show some mercy if you can. Look down, look down upon your fellow man. [Old beggar woman:] What you think you're at. Hanging round me pitch. If you're new around here, girl.
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Directed by Rob Melrose and written by Sharr White, the play premiered last year at New York's Studio 54. When: Jan. 19-Feb. 11. Where: Alley Theatre, 615 Texas; alleytheatre.org.
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Les Misérables opening - Look downCHORUSLook down, look downDon't look 'em in the eyeLook down, look downYou're here until you die1ST CONVICTThe sun is stron.
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[PRISONERS] Look down, look down Don't look 'em in the eye Look down, look down, You're here until you die [CONVICT ONE] The sun is strong It's hot as hell below [PRISONER] Look down, look down, There's twenty years to go [CONVICT TWO] I've done no wrong! Sweet Jesus, hear my prayer! [PRISONERS] Look down look down, Sweet Jesus doesn't care [CONVICT THREE] I know she'll wait, I know that she.
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This image appears in the gallery:Les Misérables - an album guide. 1. Hugh Jackman - Look Down. One of the most imposing openings to a musical we can think of, Look Down is a towering song to kick off this soundtrack. It's also the first taste of Hugh Jackman's singing voice as the hero of Les Mis, Jean Valjean. 20 images.
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The song "Look Down" holds significant importance in Les Misérables as it serves as a powerful representation of the social inequality and oppressive conditions faced by the lower class in 19th-century France. It sheds light on the struggles and dreams of the impoverished individuals, creating a poignant and impactful moment in the story.
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Look Down lyrics. 1832. The teeming, squalid streets of Paris. Beggars, urchins, prostitutes, students, etc. BEGGARS. Look down and see the beggars at your feet. Look down and show some mercy if you can. Look down and see the sweepings of the street. Look down, look down,
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"Look Down" (sometimes referred to as "Paris: 1832", or as "The Beggars" in the School Edition) involves one of the best known musical themes in the musical, imitating that which is first heard in the Work Song.It is important for the plot, introducing Gavroche, Enjolras, Marius, and the plight of the working poor.It also re-introduces the Thénardiers and their now grown-up daughter Éponine.