The Music of the Night - 2004 Film | The Phantom of the Opera video free download
The Phantom (Gerard Butler) performs The Music of the Night in The Phantom of the Opera: The Film. Also starring Emmy Rossum. Clip 12/37.
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Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the love he holds for his beautiful protégée Christine Daaé is so strong that even her heart cannot resist.
The musical opened at Her Majesty’s Theatre on 9 October 1986 with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman in the leading roles, and there have been dozens of productions worldwide since then. Now in its 30th record-breaking year, The Phantom of the Opera continues to captivate audiences at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End, after more than 11,000 performances.
Comments
5 years ago
Jun Moore
His voice gives me goosebumps like no other.5 years ago
steve berry
VERY VIRGINAL...5 years ago
Fabiola Cañas
❤❤❤5 years ago
niki JP
Whata creep5 years ago
Wendy Stewart
I would have screwed him right there5 years ago
Wendy Stewart
Love him5 years ago
Beya Rose
Watched it Monday night on Netflix ❤️5 years ago
amy clarke
why is it so underwhelming this scence with the older men it's wow and ramin and joj but gerad is too handsome to be a sad ugly5 years ago
Angela Liu
2018 and I’m still crazy about this musical!5 years ago
Joelle Little
Ramin will always be my Phantom but Gerard has found his way to second place!5 years ago
Claire Oldolva
I wish people would use their brains and stop this pointless debate over who sounds better in theater vs movie versions of musicals. You're comparing apples and oranges. Movie versions are movies, they need to hire actors. You know, people whose talent and life is devoted to acting, not singing. And while I'm sure there are actors out there who are also well trained in singing, if they want to make a movie for general public consumption, they need to hire relatively well known actors, who are most likely not going to have any musical training. They try their best to find the ones that can sing pretty well, and it's a pleasant surprise when they're actually pretty good at singing. As opposed to stage versions, where the focus is singing and so they find singers who happen to be able to act a bit too. I'm sure the best theater performers wouldn't be able to hold a candle onscreen to the movie actors if they were acting side by side with no music involved. So you get two choices if you want to watch these musicals: the version that's focused more on the music, and the version that's focused more on the acting and production. Comparing one single part of them, when their focus is different, is pointless.5 years ago
Ergma B
This used to be my favorite movie & guilty pleasure when I was in elementary school or something... watching it now, I can' help but think of Star Trek reboot what with all the lense flare but yeah, still love the music. It's still my #1 favorite musical.5 years ago
Zeldris
I saw this on broadway and it was amazing5 years ago
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