Victor Marie Hugo Net Worth

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Victor Marie Hugo Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Although Hugo was fascinated by poems from childhood on, he spent some time on the polytechnic university of Paris until he dedicated all his work to literature. He was one of the few authors who were allowed to reach popularity during lifetime and one of the leaders of French romance. After the death of his daughter 'Leopoldine' in 1843 he started...

Full NameVictor Hugo
Date Of BirthFebruary 26, 1802
Died1885-05-22
Place Of BirthBesançon, Doubs, France
Height5' 10" (1.78 m)
ProfessionWriter
EducationLycée Louis-le-Grand
NationalityFrench
SpouseAdèle Foucher; her death
ChildrenCharles, Adèle, François-Victor, Léopold Victor, Léopoldine
ParentsJoseph Leopold Sigisbert Hugo, Sophie Trébuchet
SiblingsEugène Hugo, Abel Joseph Hugo
MoviesLes Misérables, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Il tiranno di Padova, The Hunchback, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, The Darling of Paris, Sea Devils, The Snows of Kilimanjaro, Rigoletto e la sua tragedia, The Spanish Dancer, Les Misérables: The Dream Cast in Concert, The Man Who Laughs, Delusions of...
Star SignPisces
#Quote
1Men become accustomed to poison by degrees.
2Music is noise that thinks.
3The Paradise of the Rich is made from the Hell of the Poor.
4The Devil may visit us, but God lives here.
5Common sense is in spite of, not because of, Education.
6A writer is a World trapped inside a person.
7Not being heard is no reason for silence.
8To die is nothing. Not to live is frightful.
9Caution is the eldest child of wisdom.
10[on the future] There is nothing like a dream to create the future.
11[on bravery] Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake.
12Man lives by affirmation even more than he does by bread.
13Popularity? It is glory's small change.
14Imagination is intelligence with an erection.
15The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.
16To rescue from oblivion even a fragment of a language which men have used and which is in danger of being lost--that is to say, one of the elements, whether good or bad, which have shaped and complicated civilization--is to extend the scope of social observation and to serve civilization.
17Where the telescope ends, the microscope begins. Which of the two has the grander view?
18Nothing awakens a reminiscence like an odor.
19A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil.
20The left-handed are precious; they take places which are inconvenient for the rest.
21An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.
22Certain thoughts are prayers. They are moments when, whatever be the attitude of the body, the soul is on its knees.
23Music expresses that which can not be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.
#Fact
1Pantheon, Paris, France [1996]
2Was a personal favorite of Ayn Rand, who was inspired to become a writer from reading his books.
3His novel Les Miserables became a hit among Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War. In fact, in reference to the novel, they often referred to themselves as "Lee's Miserables." Ironically, Hugo was anything but a southern sympathizer. He wrote a strongly worded public letter condemning the U.S. government for the then-pending execution of abolitionist John Brown, and even created a painting of the tragic event itself.
4The publication of Les Miserables led to the shortest ever correspondence at that point in history. Hugo was in England when it was published, and therefore didn't know how successful it would be. His single-character telegraph to his publisher was simply a question mark, signifying that he was asking how the publication was going. His publisher indicated it was a hit with a single-character response: an exclamation point.
5The appearance of Gwynplaine, the hero of The Man Who Laughs; especially as portrayed by Conrad Veidt, was the inspiration for the appearance of Batman's greatest enemy, The Joker.
6In addition to having been adapted into a hit stage musical, Les Miserables has also been the basis for two hit television series. Roy Higgins modeled Richard Kimble, the main character of The Fugitive, on Jean Valjean. His pursuer, Gerard, was so named because it sounded similar to Javert. This was also used as the basis for Dr. Banner moving from town to town in The Incredible Hulk, with Javert as the basis for his pursuer, journalist Jack McGee.
7His remains were interred at the Pantheon in Paris, France.
8In 1884, just months before his death, Hugo visited the massive construction site of The Statue of Liberty. He was said to be impressed and said "The idea, it is everything.".
9He won a seat in the National Assembly in 1871, but soon resigned out of frustration with the political process.
10In 1848, he announced his candidacy for president of the French Republic, but he got very few votes.
11Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche included Hugo in his list of "impossible people", describing him as "a lighthouse in a sea of absurdity."
12He was at the bedside of Honoré de Balzac when he died.
13Children: Léopold (16 July - 10 October 1823); Léopoldine (28 August 1824 - 4 September 1843); Charles (4 November 1826 - 13 March 1871); François-Victor (28 October 1828 - 26 December 1873); Adèle (24 August 1830 - 21 April 1915). Some biographers give Charles's birth date as 3 November 1826, and Adèle's as 28 July 1830. Adèle's unrequited love for an English soldier was the basis of the film The Story of Adele H (1975).
14Mortified to be descended from commoners - his father was a soldier who rose to be a general in Napoléon Bonaparte's army; his mother was the daughter of a sea captain - he "adopted" more illustrious Hugo ancestors, and designed a crest for himself with the words "Ego Hugo."
15"Les Misérables" is the source for 48 operas; "Notre Dame de Paris" (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) is the source for 16 operas.
16His brother, Eugène, went mad when Hugo married Adèle Fourcher, whom the brothers had known since childhood and whom Eugène was secretly in love with. He died at Charenton Asylum on 20 February 1837.
17Had a mistress, Juliette Gauvain (aka Juliette Drouet), for 50 years, although he had many other affairs. He escaped sentencing for adultery in 1845 by royal pardon. His wife, Adèle, became involved with critic Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve shortly after their marriage, although the nature of the relationship is uncertain.
18Appointed Pair de France. (1845)

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TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Hunchback2017novel pre-production
Les MiserablesTV Mini-Series novel announced
French Movie2016
Los Miserables2014TV Series novel "Les Misérables" - 1 episode
Le mariage de Quascimodo2013Short novel
Lucrezia Borgia2013after: play "Lucrèce Borgia"
Les Misérables2013Short characters
The Metropolitan Opera HD Live2013TV Series after - 1 episode
Les Misérables2012novel
L'homme qui rit2012novel
The Bolshoi Ballet: Live from Moscow2011TV Series novel - 1 episode
Rigoletto2011play
Les neiges du Kilimandjaro2011poem
Les Misérables in Concert: The 25th Anniversary2010TV Movie based on the novel by
Rigoletto2010TV Movie after
Rigoletto a Mantova2010TV Movie play "Le roi s'amuse" - uncredited
Angelo, tyran de Padoue2009TV Movie play
Au siècle de Maupassant: Contes et nouvelles du XIXème siècle2009TV Series novel - 1 episode
Giuseppe Verdi: Rigoletto, Melodramma in three acts2008TV Movie after
Re mizeraburu: shoujo kozetto2007TV Series story "Les Misérables" - 52 episodes
Ernani2007Video after: "Hernani"
Rigoletto2003TV Movie play "Le Roi s'amuse"
Ruy Blas2002TV Movie play
Notre Dame de Paris - Live Arena di Verona2002TV Movie novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II2002Video novel "Notre Dame de Paris" - uncredited
Rigoletto2001/IITV Movie play based on "Le roi s'amuse"
Rigoletto2001/ITV Movie after: play "Le roi s'amuse" - uncredited
Lail Almosaferin2000TV Series novel
Les misérables2000TV Mini-Series novel - 4 episodes
Notre-Dame de Paris1999TV Movie novel
Quasimodo d'El Paris1999novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Les Misérables1998novel
Il gobbo di Notre Dame1998original story
Binavayan1997TV Mini-Series based on the novel by
The Hunchback1997TV Movie novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Notre-Dame de Paris1996TV Movie novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996from the novel "Notre Dame de Paris" by
Biography1996TV Series documentary writings - 1 episode
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996/IVideo novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996/IIVideo writer
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996/IIIVideo novel
Disney's Animated Storybook: The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996Video Game based on novel by
Great Performances1995TV Series based on the novel by - 1 episode
Les misérables1995novel
Lucrezia Borgia1994TV Movie
Mest shuta1993novel "Le Roi s'Amuse"
Rigoletto1989TV Movie after: play "Le roi s'amuse" - uncredited
Les misérables1988TV Movie novel
La Gioconda1988TV Movie novel "Angelo, Tyran de Padoue"
La conscience1987Short short story
Gavroche1987TV Movie novel
'Rigoletto' di Giuseppe Verdi1987TV Movie after
Zenés TV színház1987TV Series after - 1 episode
La Gioconda1986TV Movie after: "Angelo, tyran de Padoue"
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame1986TV Movie novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Le dernier jour d'un condamné1985novel "Le dernier jour d'un condamné"
Angelo, tyran de Padoue1985TV Movie play
The Metropolitan Opera PresentsTV Series based on the play by - 1 episode, 1983 play "Le roi s'amuse" - 1 episode, 1977
Hunchback1983Video Game novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame"
Rigoletto1982TV Movie
Rigoletto1982play "Le roi s'amuse"
Ernani1982TV Movie play "Hernani"
Les misérables1982novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1982TV Movie novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Los miserables1981TV Movie
Rigoletto1981/ITV Movie based on the play "Le roi s'amuse" by
La Gioconda1979TV Movie after: "Angelo, tyran de Padoue" - uncredited
Jean Valjean monogatari1979TV Movie novel
Les Miserables1978TV Movie novel
Kozete1977Short novel "Les Misérables"
Lucrezia Borgia1977TV Movie play "Lucrèce Borgia"
Die Liebe und die Königin1977TV Movie novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1976TV Movie novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Tausend Francs Belohnung1974TV Movie based on the play "Mille Francs de récompense" by
Le scomunicate di San Valentino1974loosely inspired by a drama by
Los miserables1973TV Series novel "Les Misérables" - 3 episodes
Les misérables1972TV Mini-Series novel
NovelaTV Series 2 episodes, 1964 - 1972 novel - 15 episodes, 1971
Alta comediaTV Series 1 episode, 1972 original story - 1 episode, 1970
Ruy Blas1972TV Movie play
L'homme qui rit1971TV Movie novel
Sefiller1967novel "Les Misérables"
Les Misérables1967TV Mini-Series novel - 10 episodes
Marion Delorme1967TV Movie play
Teatro de siempre1967TV Series writer - 1 episode
Os Miseráveis1967TV Series novel "Les Misérables"
Marie Tudor1966TV Movie play
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1966TV Series novel "Notre Dame de Paris" - 7 episodes
L'uomo che ride1966novel "L'Homme qui rit": in italian version - uncredited in italian version, uncredited
Mil francos de recompensa1965TV Mini-Series 3 episodes
Mille franchi di ricompensa1964TV Movie play
I miserabili1964TV Mini-Series novel "Les Misérables" - 10 episodes
Le théâtre de la jeunesseTV Series novel - 2 episodes, 1961 - 1962 novel "Les misèrables" - 1 episode, 1963
Quatre-vingt-treize1962TV Movie novel
Jean Valjean1961novel "Les Misérables"
La Gioconda1958after: "Angelo, tyran de Padoue" - uncredited
Os Miseráveis1958TV Series novel "Les Misérables"
Les misérables1958novel
Encounter1958TV Series 1 episode
Return to Manhood1957novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
O Corcunda de Notre Dame1957TV Series novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Mangeront-ils?1957TV Movie play
La déroute1957Short documentary novel "Les Misérables"
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1956novel
Rigoletto e la sua tragedia1956after - uncredited
Robert Montgomery PresentsTV Series novel - 1 episode, 1954 novel "Notre Dame de Paris" - 1 episode, 1954
Medallion Theatre1953TV Series story - 1 episode
Monodrama TheaterTV Series story - 1 episode, 1953 novel - 1 episode, 1953
Sea Devils1953novel "Les Travailleurs de la mer" - uncredited
Les Miserables1952novel "Les Miserables"
The Bishop's Treasure1952TV Movie novel "Les miserables"
Re mizeraburu: kami to jiyu no hata1950novel
Les Misérables: Gods and Demons1950novel
The Bishop's Candlesticks1949TV Short novel "Les Misérables"
Your Show Time1949TV Series story - 1 episode
Ruy Blas1948play
Tempesta su Parigi1948novel "Les Misérables"
Caccia all'uomo1948novel "Les Misérables"
Il tiranno di Padova1946story
Rigoletto1946after - uncredited
El boassa1944novel "Les Misérables"
El rey se divierte1944play
Los miserables1943novel
The King's Jester1941play "Le Roi s'amuse"
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1939as Victor Hugo's
Les pauvres gens1938verse "Les pauvres gens"
Kyojin-den1938author
Les disparus de St. Agil1938writer: play "Hernani", final scene - uncredited
Gavrosh1937novel "Les Misérables"
Toilers of the Sea1936novel "Les Travailleurs de la mer"
Les Misérables1935novel
Les misérables1934novel
Janbarujan: Zenpen1931novel "Les Misérables"
Janbarujan: kohen1931novel "Les Misérables"
Aa mujo: Kohen1929novel
Aa mujo: zenpen1929novel
The Bishop's Candlesticks1929Short novel "Les Misérables"
The Man Who Laughs1928novel "L'Homme Qui Rit"
Les misérables1925novel
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1923/IIShort novel
The Spanish Dancer1923novella
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1923/Inovel "Notre-Dame de Paris"
Toilers of the Sea1923novel "Les Travailleurs de la mer"
Aa mujô - Dai nihen: Shichô no maki1923story
Aa mujô - Dai ippen: Hôrô no maki1923original story
Aa mujô re mîzerabûru dainihen1923original story
Tense Moments from Great Plays1922novel "Notre Dame de Paris" - segment "Esmeralda"
Tense Moments with Great Authors1922novel "Les Misérables" - segment "Miserables, Les"
Esmeralda1922Short novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Les Misérables1922Short novel
Quatre-vingt-treize1921novel
Das grinsende Gesicht1921novel "L'homme e qui rit"
Der rote Henker1920novel
The Toilers1919novel "Les Travailleurs de la mer"
Marion de Lorme1918play
Les travailleurs de la mer1918novel
Der König amüsiert sich1918novel "Le Roi s'Amuse"
A csavargó1918
Les Misérables1917novel
Marie Tudor1917play
The Darling of Paris1917novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Don Caesar de Bazan1915play "Ruy Blas"
Ruy Blas1914Short play
La tragedia di Pulcinella1913Short play
The Bishop's Candlesticks1913Short novel "Les Misérables"
Les misérables - Époque 4: Cosette et Marius1913Short novel
Les misérables - Époque 3: Cosette1913Short novel
Les misérables - Époque 2: Fantine1913novel
Les misérables - Époque 1: Jean Valjean1913novel
Marion de Lorme1912Short
Les misérables1912novel: Les Misérables
Ruy-Blas1912Short play
Hernani1911Short
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1911Short novel "Notre Dame de Paris"
Hernani1910Short
Hugo the Hunchback1910Short novel
Le crucifix1909Short novel
Les Misérables1909Short novel
Rigoletto1909/IShort
Les misérables (Part III)1909Short novel "Les Misérables"
A New Life1909Short
Le roi s'amuse1909Short play
Les miserables (Part II)1909Short novel
The Ordeal1909Short story
Les Miserables (Part I)1909Short novel "Les Misérables"
The Price of a Soul1909Short
The Duke's Jester or A Fool's Revenge1909Short novel "Le Roi s'Amuse"
A Fool's Revenge1909Short novel "Le Roi s'Amuse"
Ruy Blas1909Short play
Rigoletto1909/IIShort play
Esmeralda1905Short novel "Notre Dame de Paris"

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Les Misérables (2012)
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
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Les Misérables (1998)
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Re mizeraburu: shoujo kozetto (2007)
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