Phantom der Oper

Originaltitel: The Phantom of the Opera

Miniserie
1990–
1 Std. 24 Min.

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Charles Dance in Phantom der Oper (1990)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuChristine Daeé, a talented young singer, after being discovered by the well-known playboy comte (earl) Philippe de Chagny, is sent by her new patron to the Paris Opera to receive classical t... Alles lesenChristine Daeé, a talented young singer, after being discovered by the well-known playboy comte (earl) Philippe de Chagny, is sent by her new patron to the Paris Opera to receive classical training.Christine Daeé, a talented young singer, after being discovered by the well-known playboy comte (earl) Philippe de Chagny, is sent by her new patron to the Paris Opera to receive classical training.

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7,4/10

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2 Primetime Emmys gewonnen
- 2 Gewinne & 5 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Teri Polo

Christine Daeé

Charles Dance

The Phantom (Erik)

Burt Lancaster

Gérard Carrière

Adam Storke

Count Philippe de Chagny

Ian Richardson

Alain Choleti

Andréa Ferréol

Carlotta

Jean-Pierre Cassel

Inspector Ledoux

Jean Rougerie

Jean-Claude

André Chaumeau

Joseph Buguet

Marie-Thérèse Orain

Madame Giry

Marie-Christine Robert

Flora

Marie Lenoir

Florence

Anne Roumanoff

Fleur

Jean Dupouy

Alfredo (singer 'Faust')

Jacques Mars

Oroyeso (singer 'Mephisto')

Anne Julia Goddet

Singer

Frankie Pain

Singer

Frédéric Darié

Singer

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This film is the first production ever to be filmed within the famed Paris Opera House (in France called the Académie Nationale de Musique or Palais Garnier); the backstage area, Grand Staircase, dressing rooms, and the cellars were all shot on location at the Palais Garnier. The only scenes shot elsewhere were those at the "lagoon" (a film set), as well as in the theatre boxes and the auditorium (located in another theatre).

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Christine Daae's last name is mispelled on one of the posters for the production of "Faust" inside the opera house.

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Erik The Phantom of the Opera: [reaches for his ears] My God! The place really is haunted; what is that?
Gerard Carriere: Well, without looking, I would say with confidence it must be Carlotta.
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: Who?
Gerard Carriere: The new star.
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: She can't sing!
Gerard Carriere: [chuckles] Well, obviously she doesn't know that.
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: Well, someone should tell her.
Gerard Carriere: She's married to the new manager.
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: Good God. This means she's probably going to sing all the time. What kind of horror are you leaving me in?
Gerard Carriere: Erik, what are we going to do about all of this?
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: I know what to do about it. I'll kill them both.
Gerard Carriere: Oh, come on, now!
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: I'm teasing; probably the only one I need to kill is her.
Gerard Carriere: Erik!
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: What has happened to your sense of humour?
Gerard Carriere: My humour?
Erik The Phantom of the Opera: You're right. I'm sorry. I'm just not used to killing people; it threw me off a bit.

Verbindungen
Referenced in Behind the Mask: The Story of 'The Phantom of the Opera' (2005)

Soundtracks
Faust
Written by Charles Gounod
Performed by the National Hungarian Orchestra

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10/10

Probably one of my favorite TV movies.

Beautiful Adaptation of the Phantom of the Opera. This is NOT the musical Broadway version. The only music here is the Italian operas the opera house is performing. This version based on a stage version of the book, by noted playwright Arthur Kopit, is beautiful and well performed. I love this movie because of its character development and lack of individuals breaking into song for absolutely no reason, what so ever. The use of the Phantom's various masks to convey his mood is a very unique approach, in this film. The climatic duet between Christine and Eric and a beautiful scene with Burt Lancaster and Charles Dance (Carriere and Eric) are both very moving.

A beautiful, and tragic love story.