«Breaking News» BBC's song-free adaptation of Les Misérables baffles fans of the musical

The BBC's new adaptation of Les Misérables has left some viewers disappointed over the lack of music. 

Twitter users said the show was 'dull' and 'not the same' without the celebrated numbers from the musical. 

But others pointed out that the original Les Misérables was a 19th-century novel, and the songs did not appear until the musical began in 1980. 

The BBC's adaptation of Les Miserables, pictured - starring Olivia Colman and Dominic West - got underway on Sunday but some viewers were disappointed by the lack of music 

The six-episode BBC One series got underway on Sunday starring Olivia Colman and Dominic West. 

One viewer wrote: 'I think what's really clear about Les Misérables is that if you take the music out....IT IS SOOOO DULL!! 

'The book was DULL and the original films are DULL!! That is why it works as a musical.'

Another commenter said: 'I can't get into this new version of Les Misérables. Needs more music.' 

A third wrote: 'Les Misérables isn't the same without the music and songs.'

And another said: 'Les Mis without the music is just a whole lot of depression with a dash of revolution.'   

Twitter users voiced their disappointment at the lack of music in the BBC's new adaptation

But another user told viewers to stop complaining, saying that 'when the book was written it had no songs'. 

Another said: 'It seems there is a large percentage of the population who have no idea that Les Misérables was published in 1862. Without songs.' 

Songs such as Do You Hear The People Sing and I Dreamed A Dream were first created for the Les Misérables musical in Paris in 1980. 

It opened in London in 1985 and has run continuously in the West End since, while the 2012 film adaptation also featured the songs from the musical.  

The BBC's adaptation was watched by 4.5 million people, according to overnight ratings, giving it a 23.2 per cent audience share. 

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Main photo article The BBC‘s new adaptation of Les Misérables has left some viewers disappointed over the lack of music. 
Twitter users said the show was ‘dull’ and ‘not the same’ without the celebrated numbers from the musical. 
But others pointed out that the original Les Misérables ...

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