he took things frm the opera and demanded money. also he did things he knew no one could explain such as dropping the sandbag/set and hanging joseph buquet and piangi

The conflict in Phantom is the love triangle that goes on in the show. Both the Phantom and Raoul want Christine to love them but Christine can only choose one. I like how Christine is on Raoul's side throughout the whole show/movie, but you can still get little hints that she does somewhat love the Phantom. If she didn't, she wouldn't want to be around him.

The Phantom of the Opera opened in the West End in 1986, and on Broadway in 1988. It is the longest running musical in Broadway history, after overtaking Cats in 2006, and the second-longest-running West End musical.

The Phantom of the Opera starts with an auction.

Raoul and the Persian get into one of the Phantom's traps and have trouble getting out. When they finally do get out, they are in an empty sewer. They hear the Phantom talking to Christine in another room. He wants to marry her. He is giving her two options to choose from: "scorpions" and "grasshoppers". If she chooses scorpions, that means that she will marry him and nobody gets hurt. If she chooses grasshoppers, that means she will not marry him, but he will kill Raoul, the Persian and everybody in the Opera house. She gives her by 11 o'clock pm to make her decision. By 11, she chooses scorpions. Raoul and the Persian hear that and think she is making a bad choice. The empty sewer fills up with fresh water, and Raoul and the Persian drink some of the water (because they have been in the trap for a long time.) The water keeps rising and rising and they don't know when it will stop rising. The water goes back down and Raoul and the Persian find the Phantom and Christine in the room they were in. Christine's eyes fill up with her tears and she hugs Raoul. He decides to let her and Raoul go after Christine kisses his forehead, he demands her and Raoul leave him alone and begs her to return his wedding ring after he dies. She follows his request return the ring at his grave. He confessed to Daroga that she kissed him and she did not die. She remained alive. He wept realizes he wrong to keep her that she deserved happiness, first time in life anyone ever kissed him, not even his mother would kiss him. He tells Daroga his life is near the end. In a few days later, on the front page of the local newspaper, it states "ERIK EST MORT" which in French means, "ERIK IS DEAD" (the Phantom's name was Erik). It turns out he died from being so in love with Christine.

Think of me, angle of music, the phantom of the opera, music of the night, prima donna, all I ask of you, masquerade, point of no return. During the credits in the 2004 movie Minnie Driver sings learn to be lonely. They did cut out the song no one would listen which is Minnie Drivers song (learn to be lonely) but just changed the words.

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.

On Christine's dying wish to lay at her grave was the monkey music box so Raoul goes and buys it at the auction not knowing it belongs to the Phantom. Raoul is now eighty.

The 1982 version of Annie was choreographed by Arlene Philips.

you mean madame giry's story? well their are the gypsies, Madame giry, the phantom and some random people.

Raoul was the old man in black and white for the movie. Raoul also got married with Christine because on her grave stone it said Countess Du Chagny.

In the book, Raoul is found where Erik (The Phantom) locked him up and Christine goes with Raoul with Mama Valerius out of Paris and nobody knows where they went after that.

Yes, She sings in "The Phantom of the Opera" Her character is "Christian" And her voice is amazing!!!!!!!!!! I love this movie very much!!! And i love her songs very much too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!^_^

It depends on which version of 'The Phantom of the Opera' you are refering to. In Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, the Phantom sings about how he was born with a skin infection...which caused a "mother's fear and loathing". So it is most recently said to have been a skin infection, except that his musical version was slightly different from the original novel by Leroux. The most commonly accepted version and theory is that the Phantom was born with a disfigured face (and body). In the 1965 movie, his face was burned by acid, and in 'Phantom of the Paradise', his face is mutilated in a record press accident, just as an example of other theories.

The entire Opera Populaire in the film was built by the movie makers, on separate stages and as separate exteriors. They said they wanted it to be a complete, sensual character of its own. However, the original Gaston Leroux novel bases the story around the Metropolitan Opera House in Paris, which apparently does has an extremely deep labyrinth of passages beneath the opera house, and at the bottom a lake.

The Phantom of the Opera was first performed as a musical in the West End in 1986. It then went on to open on Broadway in 1988.

The Phantom of the Opera originated as novel by the French novelist Gaston Leroux. It was published in 1911.

I believe that the rising action would be during the time between Christine accepting Raoul's proposal and her agreement to perform in the Phantom's opera, Don Juan Triumphant. Most of the action would take place during The Point of No Return, and the climax would be her unmasking him and then the scene down in the Phantom's lair.

Major cast members of the original Broadway cast when it pened in 1956 were Rex Harrison (Henry Higgins), Julie Andrews (Eliza), Stanley Holloway (Alfred P. Doolittle) and Robert Coote (Pickering).

the song directly before all i ask of you is why have you brought me here

The Phantom of the Opera is a very interesting book. I don't want to give it away for you in case you are going to read it, but some things you should know are: This book can be a bit confusing and hard to follow As much as I love the movie, the book is quite boring. There isn't much action as in the movie by Andrew Lloyd Webber, however it does have a lot of romance.