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From: ABC Good Morning America
Date: 19980430
Author:CHANTAL WESTERMAN, LISA McREE

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LISA McREE, Host: From William Shakespeare to Jane Austen, Hollywood loves to put great works of literature on celluloid. The newest addition to the cinematic vault of classics is the Victor Hugo epic, "Les Miserables." Our Chantal recently sat down with Claire Danes, one of the movie' s many stars, to talk about tackling the difficult role of Cosette.

(clip from "Les Miserables ") LIAM NEESON, Actor: She betrays you every night. Is it true? Every night? You see ...

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