The Phantom of the Opera (film, 1989)

the Phantom of the Opera ( The Phantom off the Opera ) is an American film carried out by Dwight H. Little left in 1989 according to the Romance éponyme Gaston Leroux.

Synopsis

Christine, a young soprano, discovered a manuscript of opera. Whereas it subjects it to a hearing, it is wounded by a piece of decoration which strikes it. Projected in London in 1881, Christine finds itself abruptly incarnated as a diva. She goes up on scene and allures a mysterious man in black, charmed by her vocal prowesses and subjugated by her beauty. The talent of the young woman is however disputed in the press by the critic most known. One finds his corpse with the Turkish bath. The mysterious man in black still struck. Type-setter whose face was burned, it lives under the opera and dreams that Christine sings for him the partition which it has just finished…

Data sheet

Realization: Dwight H. Little
Scenario: Gerry O' Hara, Gaston Leroux (Romance)
original Title: The Phantom off the Opera
Kind: Terror, horror
Coming out date: March 7th, 1990
Lasted: 93 minutes

Distribution

Robert Englund: Erik Destler/the phantom
Jill Schoelen: Christine Day
Alex Hyde-White: Richard Dutton
Bill Nighy: Martin Barton
Stephanie Lawrence: Carlotta
Terence Harvey: Insp. Hawkins
Nathan Lewis: Davies
Peter Clapham: Harrison
Molly Shannon: Meg (New York)
Emma Rawson: Meg (London)
Mark Ryan: Mott
Yehuda Efroni : The Rat Catcher
Terence Beesley: Joseph Buquet
Ray Jewers: Elects
Robin Hunter: Roland

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