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Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Les Miserables (1937) was Orson Welles' first radio series. He served as actor, director, producer, and adaptor, developing narrative and audio techniques that would later be used for The Mercury Theatre on the Air.

Un roman noir qui sent bon le cuir, la gomina, la Gauloise brune et le pastis frelaté. Début des années 1980 en banlieue est de Paris : trois loubards achètent une Traction Avant à un ferrailleur et partent en bordée pour baptiser leur acquisition. En cours de route, ils ramassent un inconnu dans un bistro et, à la suite d'une tournée des bars plutôt sévère, finissent par coller leur bagnole dans un mur. Il semblerait bien que l'inconnu en profite pour décéder. Dès lors, cadavre qui disparaît, kidnapping, chantage, les emmerdements pleuvent.