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In the "Masquerade" scene, there is a pan up the stairs. When it reaches the top of the stairs, opera patrons dressed in cat masks strike the pose that the cats on the show "Cats" pose in any promotional material. "Cats" is also an Andrew Lloyd Webber show.

Ballet, Madonna's Vogue.

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Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera-used a variety of styles from classic opera when Christine sings Think of Me, to 1980s' rock style in the song the Phantom of the Opera, the Music of the Night is a ballad.

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Susan Kay wrote a book called Phantom in which she wrote a biography of his life. She has him born in Boscherville, France in 1831. His mother's name was Madeleine and his father's name was Charles, but he had died earlier that year. She does not give an actual date of Erik (the Phantom's) birth, but it is sometime after May. This is all, of course, according to Susan Kay's 1991 novel which is profit fanfiction and not the original author's vision, but I happen to love that novel and I believe she describes his life wonderfully!

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The Phantom of the Opera was a French novel by Gaston Leroux, very loosely based on rumours of a ghost at the Paris Opera House.

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Erik capture Christine because he loves her. He wants her to marry him until she unmasked him, when this happens, he is afraid, she is scared of him.

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Dante's "La vita nuova"

The specific piece in the scene is entitled "Vide Cor Meum" from the third chapter of "La Vita Nouva".

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Paris, France.

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It's an analysis used to develop a reliable quantitative data processing protocol for 3D PET(positron Emission Tomography) brain scanning for conditions typically encountered in FDG(Fluorodeoxyglucose) and neurureceptor brain imaging.

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Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux, the Phantom was born this way.

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, the phantom was tortured by gypsy as the Devil's Child.

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In Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera-Christine is extremely close to her father, who tells her Scandinavian fairy-tales; a tale of the "Angel of Music" is her favorite. Christine's father dies, leaving her disconsolate, despite the loving care of her "adopted" mother Mme. Valérius, bedridden wife of the late Professor. Christine enters the Paris Conservatory and trains for four years to become a professional singer to please her father and Mamma Valérius, but has lost all passion for singing.

The book offers no clues in how Christine's father had died.

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Raoul's full name in Phantom of the Opera is Raoul de Chagny.

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Yes Sierra Boggess plays Christine in the Phantom of the Opera and the sequel Love Never Dies.

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The stage version both London and Broadway both received a Olivier and Tony Award for Best sets and scenery in 1986 and 1988.

The movie Phantom of the Opera 2004 was viewed as over visualized and used to distract the audience that their singers cannot act and sing accordingly to art and music critics. Some of the scenes especially the entering the Phantom's Lair, with hands coming out of the wall to hold torches seemed more for Halloween or something out of Dracula than Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera. Some critics criticized the cobwebs on every candelabra as being more Halloween than realistic. Some critics viewed the scenes all of them as immaculately gaudy.

The Ball scene was also viewed from art and music critics as being overly black and white costumes with no colour in the gowns at all. Awhile the stage version the gowns are displayed in bright beautiful colours.

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Phantom began Broadway previews at the Majestic Theatre on January 9, 1988 and opened on January 26

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Gran Teatre del Liceu (Liceu), which is located in Barcelona, Spain. It is Spain's premier opera house and supposedly has exceptional acoustics. It was the most beautifull opera house in the world.

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The actress who plays Carlotta is Ms. Minnie Driver, her singing was dubbed by Ms. Margaret Preece who is a singing teacher from Solihull, UK.

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It is almost certain that you wouldn't be able to get the actual sword used in the move, but you might find a replica on http://www.moviereplicasdirect.com or possibly ebay.com.

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Fantastic! It is an amazing movie! And this is coming from a teenager!!! I wish I could see the musical! 2004 is definitely the best version so far.

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Was that Athena? I think the statue was Athena.

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Before Christine died, she requested Raoul to get the monkey music box to place on her grave. It was unknown to him that it belong to the Phantom.

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It doesn't fall; it sort of "explodes" in the air. Lots of sparks and flashing lights that look like it is exploding.

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Andrew Lloyd Webber There have been a number of productions of Phantom of the Opera, the most popular of which is Webber's. Ken Hill produced the first one in 1976 which is reported to have inspired Webber to write his.

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Because it's a story about a sociopath living under an opera house and who has created for himself an imago of a phantom and had everyone believe the opera house is really haunted.