From Victor Hugo's classic French novel in the 19th century to Tom Hooper's award-winning blockbuster this year, Les Mis é rables has undergone one of the most successful transformations from books to stage and then to screen. In this new documentary, Hugo's universe story goes from a book to the stage and then to the screen, which is a wonderful journey. Many leading actors or those who helped create this entertainment phenomenon have made contributions. This insightful documentary, directed by entertainment and celebrity journalist Neil Shawn, traces the events of the 1832 Paris riots and the breaking of roadblocks in the 1978 film Les Mis é rables, starring Anthony Perkins. This also includes archival interviews with Frances Ruffelle, Hugh Jackman, Phil Jonas, Tom Hooper, Alfie Boe Amanda Seyfried, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, and Anne Hathaway, who tell the astonishing story of why Les Mis é rables occupies a place in everyone's hearts through all media.