[ SECRET POST #2212 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2212 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[omaera]

How is it "extremely butthurt" to say hey, maybe they should have just hired someone who could actually sing the part as written?

I didn't realize it was transposed, but if it was, it's possible that it was actually easier for him to hit tenor than high baritone. Midrange can be more difficult for an untrained singer. That said, I can't fathom why they wouldn't go all the way and transpose to a key he could actually sing in at all, or... just hire someone who could sing the part.

[(Anonymous)]

That's what I was thinking, which is more baffling. If you're going to change the pitches, why not bump it down into his actual range and now up further out of his range?

IDK, I enjoyed his singing. He had an air of subtlety that I don't see in many Javerts and I think is far more appropriate to the screen. He didn't play him as angry, or as outright obsessed with Valjean--a mistake I despise that is often made in the musical. Their meetings tend to be pure chance, and it's only from Valjean's perspective that there's obsession (which is why he immediately assumes anyone outside his and Cosette's home MUST be Javert and not, you know, thieves). Javert could care less--and he actually outright abandons pursuit of Valjean when revolution is a threat, because, frankly, that's more important than an escaped convict.

[(Anonymous)]

Is air of subtlety code for chewing his words like bubble yum? Because if that is the case, then he's the master of the house of air of subtlety.

[(Anonymous)]

If that's what you thought it was, I'd bet your ideal Javert is wearing his heart on his sleeve.

[(Anonymous)]

No, movie Javert was a whiny little emo who chewed his words. Javert is supposed to be a self-righeous asshole.