Audio clip of One Day More from the Les Mis movie

[willep]

A radio interview with Hugh Jackman, they played him out with a bit of One Day More...you get to hear just about everyone (Hugh, Eddie, Amanda, Sam, Aaron, Russell, Sacha, and Helena). The song starts at about 1:55:50.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01p3mmp

[StageManager2]

Underwhelming. Barks is surprisingly weak. Not the rousing showstopper I had hoped for.

[steven22]

Sam doesn't sound like what I was expecting...and Aaron...that doesn't sound like him...he sounds great though

[Dave19]

I love it!

Aaron Tveit usually sings extremely forced, like a fake chainsaw.
Here his sound is beautiful and pure/real.

The take they used from Amanda Seyfried is much better than the one in the trailer which was very wobbly and didn't sound like singing at all.

Samantha's take actually fits with the rest of them so I'm positive about this clip.

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

I think it sounds fine and will probably be great with the visuals. Amanda Seyfried, I will say, sounds ridiculous.

[Wynbish]

Eddie is just lovely

[AwesomeDanny]

I think it sounds quite good. It definitely sounds like it was meant to be seen in the film, though, not heard on a recording, if that makes sense. I do miss Valjean's "One Day More" held out through the next phrase, but I'm sure it wouldn't work visually. I think Aaron Sounds wonderful, but it seems like he was directed to use a British accent, which is what sounds strange. I just wish they played the full song!

[ACL2006]

Seyfried sounds terrible. did they really need a "name" for Cosette?? I enjoyed it for the most part, the chorus sounds excellent and I'm loving the orchestra.

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

I like Amanda Seyfried and I trust that I'm gonna like her more in this when I actually see it. Even if I don't, one role, especially not Cosette, would mar this more me. I want to see this so bad I almost want to puke.

[mschwager]

I think this further proves the point that this is a film, not designed for an audio recording

[ReggieonBway]

Can't say I totally love this. Eddie and Aaron carried this for me.

Edit: That is, of course, a review of the audio by itself - this is a film, and I've seen the effect on screen. It's epic.

[mb87]

saw a screening on weds, and this recording sounds like a rehearsal take. The actual version in the film is much more grand; applause occurred after. This recording is disappointing because it's a bad representation of the film and song.

The version in the film sounded very similar to the broadway version.