Re: "Les Miz" -- a technical question
"Bell-Metereau, Rebecca L" <[email protected]>
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From: Frank, Michael [[email protected]] yes . . . this is the best [clearest] yet of many helpful answers . . . . thanks for that but it does confirm what i imagined had to be the case, specifically that there were some moments in the film [maybe many, maybe few] in which the image we saw on the screen and the vocals on the sound track were NOT recorded simultaneously, even if the vocals we were hearing were themselves recorded during another on-the-set take because i'm a big fan of live [unamplified] music i somehow had hoped/expected that in "les miz" we would at every moment be watching people acting and singing simultaneously, and i somehow [foolishly] felt ripped off when i realized that could not always be the case and yes, hathaway did have that long close-up shot, which itself creates a very interesting dynamic . . . actually the cuts i noticed most were in the beren-cohen/bonham carter numbers or in one of the songs by samantha barks as Éponine m