Phantom of the Opera Movie

Raoul)) (Vicomte de Chagny)

He made these films: * The Tower of Lies (1925) * The Blackbird (1926) * The Road to Mandalay (1926) * Tell It to the Marines (1926) * Mr. Wu (1927) * The Unknown (1927) * Mockery (1927) * London After Midnight (1927) * The Big City (1928) * Laugh, Clown, Laugh (1928) * While the City Sleeps (1928) * West of Zanzibar (1928) * Where East is East (1929) * Thunder (1929) * The Unholy Three (1930) Then died shortly after the final one in 1930 aged only 47.

The old man in the wheelchair is the Vicomte de Chagny, Raoul, and the old woman who is bidding against him for the monnkey music box is an old Madame Giry.

Phantom is a musical in broadway

In the movie, he was beaten senseless in a circus cage and called the 'Devil's Child', so his face became hideously deformed... (poor guy) and a ballerina who was watching everyone else laugh brought him to the opera house where she performed through a vent in the back of the building, and from there he became a prince of darkness. Untill he heard Christine. Christine had the voice of an angel, and he used it to his advantage in teaching her through song... and hoping to teach her to love him. He really becomes such a monster when he selfishly tries to hide her away from the world... and her true love. Hope this helps!!!!

His eyes are blue

Accordingly to various music articles of art magazines No. The most art musical reviewers thought Gerard Butler should have studied for a couple of years before taking the role of the Phantom. Emma Rossum although a good singer, lacked acting skills, she had come across as wooden and unemotional at times. Patrick Wilson had come across as well sung, well trained but not as a strong dynamic hero as he should have been.

Christine was young, beautiful, talented, and she was his window to the world.

He died when she was young.

Yes

Raoul Wallenberg was a Swedish humanitarian who worked in Budapest, Hungary, during World War 2 to rescue Jews from the Holocaust. Between July and December 1944, he issued protective passports and housed Jews, saving tens of thousands of Jewish lives.

Her love and care for all things living.

Raoul de Cambrei is a chanson de gest from the 11th century. It is about how Raoul de Cambrei, when he is 3 years old, loses his father's fief because his father dies and Raoul's uncle, the King of the Franks, grants the fief to another nobleman. As compensation, when Raoul reaches the age of 15, King Louis promises to give him the first fief that becomes available (i.e. the first fief whose lord dies). The fief that becomes available (Vermandois), however, has three legitimate heirs: all noble warriors, all of good age to be lords. Raoul sets forth with barons who support his cause, as well as his vassal, Bernier, who is the bastard child of Ybert, one of the sons of the Count of Vermandois. Raoul burns the first village in the fief that he comes upon, and ends up burning a monestary in which Bernier's mother resides, killing her in the process. When Bernier confronts Raoul for this, Raoul strikes him in the head, causing Bernier to defect to Ybert and the other heirs to Vermendois. An epic battle ensues in which Raoul is killed. However, Raouls nephew (Gautier) and his uncle (Guerri the Red) continue fighting for the fief of Vermandois until a truce is forced by the Archbishop of Rheims.

Michael Crawford (not Ozzy Osbourne)

I wish i had his mask. And his girl.

Steve Barton who play Raoul who was the stand in for Michael Crawford's Phantom when he was in the hospital for a hernia operation this was in LA 1990.

Christine Daae dislike a man who pretends to be an Angel of Music. She dislikes a beautiful chandelier falling on the audience. She dislikes the audience being hurt. She dislikes a sour note from her own voice. She dislikes having to be musically perfect from her teacher. She dislikes looking at a moat which she tries to imagine a crystal blue lake. She dislikes Raoul who does not believe in the Angel of Music, whose eyes that burned. She dislikes anyone who deceives and keeps her and Raoul prisoners.

Back then it was an insult. Basically he was calling her a liar. I don't quite know what she was lying about but yeah.

They made it in the junk business.

Paul briefly played the Phantom in a Canadian production of The Phantom of the Opera

Paris,france

One. The intermission.

if what you meant is about the opera house.

you'll see it in Sydney Australia

In the musical, it is A flat. Not sure about the movie, though.