Over the years, the entertainment industry has produced several worthy film adaptations of Leroux’s story.
Some were more faithful, and others offered different and unique takes.
Similarly, the Phantom has been portrayed as both a tragic hero and a straightforward antagonist.
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Continuing the musical magic of the original, this unique sequel delivers more incredible songs and magnificent performances.
It was later turned into a filmed staged version, released in 2012.
Though it received mixed reactions upon release,1943’sThe Phantom of the Operawas still well-liked among general audiences.
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It’s a definite watch for anyone who is a fan ofThe Phantom of the Opera.
It may not scare the pants off of anyone, but it will amaze them with its performances.
Of the many remakes that followed, only 1995’sThe Phantom Loversurpassed the original’s status.
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