In the movie does the phantom die?

Answer 1

Yes in Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, he dies of a broken heart. Christine's kiss was too much for him, he never been kiss before. He decided to set her free, Raoul free, told her she can marry Raoul or anyone if she likes.

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Musical Phantom of the Opera-No, the Phantom disappears.

Lon Chaney's 1925 Phantom of the Opera, he is killed by the mob.

Claude Rain's 1943 Phantom of the Opera, the cave's rocks falls on him.

Other movies of the Phantom of the Opera will have their own ending to the Phantom.

Answer 2

If you mean the 2004 movie by Joel Schumacher only Christine dies but it never tells how. I would say by the scenes old age, since Raoul is over 70, viewing her gravesite, discovering the Phantom's rose.

The Phantom disappears after he sets Christine and Raoul free. By the crashing of the mirrors, it is also implied that he commits suicide. He is heartbroken of his loss. He dies of a broken heart if nothing else.

The Phantom of the Opera by written Gaston Leroux the original creator, Erik (The phantom.) does die of aging illness, no one is sure how old he really was. His body was rapidly decaying from his time of his birth to his death.

Several Phantom of the Opera movies about how the Phantom dies, one them and most famous when Erik(The Phantom) is caught, the crowd kills him this is 1925 version with Lon Chaney.

Answer 3

That is a very good question. I don't think he did. All we know is that he left his lair with smashed mirrors everywhere. I don't think he would've died. My guess is that he went and found somewhere else to hide seeing Madame Giry led everyone to see where he had hid.

Answer 4

1925 Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera, he dies by the mob.

1943 Claude Rains' Phantom of the Opera, the rocks fall on him, he dies.

2004 Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, he disappears.

Answer 5

The Phantom in the Book Gaston Leroux, he physically dies of a broke heart, he is rejected by Christine, who is love with Raoul.

Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, he does not die, but disappear from his lair.