Original Book
The Phantom of the Opera was written by this French novelist who is known to be a journalist in his home country.
Gaston Leroux
This actor who played The Phantom was also known as the Man of a Thousand faces. Boy he must have gotten of facial massages after working.
Lon Chaney
This actor who played the Phantom in this version is also known for playing this iconic horror killer. Yeesh. Hope you don't see him in your nightmares
Robert Englund
The musical was written by this composer who also wrote musicals such as Cats and Evita which got him Tony Awards wins
Andrew Lloyd Webber
This director who directed the 2004 adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera has also directed two of the Batman films with some very bad ice puns. May he rest in peace
Joel Schumacher
True/False: The book did not sell as much in France as it did in the United States.
True
In many editions to the 1925 Silent Film, the music you hear wasn't an original piece of music but was written by Franz Schubert
Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished Symphony)
This version is not set in Paris but is set in this European country which is ironic due to the fact that the musical was released in the same area 3 years before
London
Originally, when Andrew Lloyd Webber had a workshop run through, he had this actor be The Phantom before he took the role of Jean Valjean
Colm Wilkinson
True/False. In the Masquerade scene, The Phantom wore his iconic Red Death costume.
False
There is one part in the book that is very well recognized in every adaptation of the story that influenced Leroux to write The Phantom of the Opera. Thank goodness he wasn't underneath it.
The falling chandelier
The set of the Opera House was film in this major motion production and is now considered haunted after the film was made
Universal Studios
Like most of the film adaptations of Phantom of the Opera, this was not distributed by Universal Pictures but by this major motion picture production. You can even hear a roar.
Metro-Goldwyn Meyer (MGM) Studios
After months and weeks of searching, this British actor was suggested by the composer himself. Although no one could take him serious after years of making people laugh
Bonus: Name the show he was recognized in England
Michael Crawford
Bonus: Some Mothers Do Ave Em
This actress who played Christine was a trained operatic soprano got her a Golden Globes nomination and then went on to star in the Showtime original, Shameless
Emmy Rossum
Leroux started writing this book from 1909 to this year. No wonder it took him this long to finished it.
1910
This producer was also president of Universal Studios actually met Leroux and acquired a copy of the book and decided to created the story into a film
Carl Lammie
The Phantom was given a last name but is never used in any productions as much. But this one became more famous in fanfictions whenever a fan write one centered around Erik and Christine.
Destler
Andrew Lloyd Webber had the role of Christine given to this famed singer whom he married and also was part of the recording of his Requiem
Sarah Brightman
Minnie Driver was dubbed throughout the film due to the fact that she never trained to sing opera but she has sung this Academy Award nominated Song that Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote at the end of the film.
Learn to Be Lonely
There is only one character in the book that only appeared twice in the 1925 silent film and a animated version but was replaced by Madame Giry in the musical.
The Persian
True/False. The film added color for the masquerade scene.
True
Finished the lyrics: "Your eyes sees but my shadow. My heart is _"
Bonus: Name the song.
Overflowing
Bonus: Don Juan Triumphant
The Phantom of the Opera open in this theatre on October 9th, 1986 and even the royal family had made an appearance as audience members during its run.
Her Majesty's Theatre
This actress was consider to play Christine but had to back down due to her having to film another film. Looks like royalty was her true calling
Anne Hathaway