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* The Phantom is the main character and leader of the titular support group in ''Webcomic/UglyClub''.
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* AbominableAuditorium: The Opera House is usually functional but also serves as the Phantom's personal playground; in the musical, it's also depicted in the future as a derelict ruin where the staff are auctioning off old props for whatever pennies they can squeeze from the public.
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 The Italian 1998 version]],''Il Fantasma dell'Opera''directed by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 The Italian 1998 version]],''Il version]], ''Il Fantasma dell'Opera''directed dell'Opera'' directed by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 The Italian 1998 version]]/''Il version]],''Il Fantasma dell'Opera''directed by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured
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* [[Series/ThePhantomOfTheOpera The 1990 NBC two-part TV miniseries]], starring Creator/CharlesDance as the Phantom...
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 The Italian 1998 version]]/''Il Fantasma dell'Opera''directed by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured
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* ''Il Fantasma dell'Opera'', [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 the Italian 1998 version]] directed by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured.
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* [[VisualNovel/MazMThePhantomOfTheOpera A 2018 visual novel adaptation]] by [=MazM=].
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* Creator/DarioArgento directed a 1998 film version in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured.
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* Creator/DarioArgento [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera The Italian 1998 version]] directed a 1998 film version by Creator/DarioArgento, in which the Phantom was raised by sewer rats and isn't even disfigured.
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The Phantom is a Satan expy. not the actual Satan
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* {{Satan}}: The Angel of Music is another name for The Devil. The Phantom is Milton-esque figure who lives underground in a freezing lake (a la Dante) coming up to enchant and abduct beautiful innocent maidens. He is an {{Expy}} for Lucifer.
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* {{Satan}}: SatanicArchetype: The Angel of Music is another name for The Devil. The Phantom is Milton-esque figure who lives underground in a freezing lake (a la Dante) coming up to enchant and abduct beautiful innocent maidens. He is an {{Expy}} for Lucifer.
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* [[Series/ThePhantomOfTheOpera The 1990 NBC two-part TV miniseries]], starring Creator/CharlesDance as the Phantom.
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* [[Series/ThePhantomOfTheOpera The 1990 NBC two-part TV miniseries]], starring Creator/CharlesDance as the Phantom.Phantom...
*... which was the result of Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit's reworking of their musical (overshadowed by Lloyd Webber), which eventually premiered as ''Theatre/{{Phantom}}''.
*... which was the result of Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit's reworking of their musical (overshadowed by Lloyd Webber), which eventually premiered as ''Theatre/{{Phantom}}''.
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* There are also multiple musical adaptations apart from Andrew Lloyd Webber's. The one most frequently performed -- developed at around the same time as the Lloyd Webber show but unstaged until several years after it -- was written by Maury Yeston (''Nine'') and Arthur Kopit and is simply called ''Phantom.'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSSZCDAhfaE&list=PLr1DSyMwakHP7oY0BipHODZ4dryGyfXj0&index=1 The soundtrack is on Youtube]] if you'd like to have a listen.
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* The novel ''Discworld/{{Maskerade}}'' is a ''{{Literature/Discworld}}'' parody of the story.
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* The novel ''Discworld/{{Maskerade}}'' ''Literature/{{Maskerade}}'' is a ''{{Literature/Discworld}}'' parody of the story.
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* ''The Phantom of Hollywood'', which turns the character into a disfigured actor who commits murders on the backlot of a bankrupt film studio, hoping to prevent its redevelopment.
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* Creator/DarioArgento directed a 1998 film version in which the Phantom isn't even disfigured.
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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: Almost universally, Christine and Meg are portrayed as this trope. Although they're occasionally reversed, Christine is usually the Dark and Meg the Light, but you'll almost never find an adaptation where they're ''both'' Light or Dark. (In a related trope, in visual adaptations, there's frequently a BlondeBrunetteRedhead motif with Meg, Christine, and Carlotta respectively.)
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* ''Phantom,'' a 1990 novel by Susan Kay, is Erik's autobiography in which he describes his life prior to the events of ''Phantom of the Opera.'' In it, Erik's obsession with Christine is explained away with the FreudianExcuse that she is a {{doppelganger}} of Erik's beautiful but rejecting mother.
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* DramaticUnmask: A staple of most versions. The 1925 silent film is the most dramatic.
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** The iconic poster for the Broadway musical shows a white mask that covers the entire upper face, rather than the half-mask used in the production. The full mask was originally part of the costume, but was scrapped at the last minute due to technical difficulties and survives only in the poster.
* DramaticUnmask: A staple of mostversions. The 1925 silent film is versions and possibly even the most dramatic.TropeCodifier for the modern era.
* DramaticUnmask: A staple of most
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* TragicMonster: The Phantom is the epitome of the trope when he isn't being played up as a DracoInLeatherPants.
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* TragicMonster: The Phantom is the epitome of the trope when he isn't being played up as a DracoInLeatherPants.Draco In Leather Pants.
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** Also averted in the Finnish production.
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* RaceLift: Robert Guillame was cast as the Phantom during the first national tour. Until recently, he was the only African-American actor to play the role--after 26 years, Norm Lewis was the first African-American to play the part on Broadway in 2014. In June 2016, Filipino actress Ali Ewodlt took on the role of Christine, become the first Asian actress to do so, while Jordan Donica became the first African-American to play Raoul. Additionally, Derrick Davis will be the second African-American Phantom (and the third overall) to play the role in the US touring company beginning in October 2016.
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* RaceLift: Robert Guillame was cast as the Phantom during the first national tour. Until recently, he was the only African-American actor to play the role--after 26 years, Norm Lewis was the first African-American to play the part on Broadway in 2014. In June 2016, Filipino actress Ali Ewodlt took on the role of Christine, become the first Asian actress to do so, while Jordan Donica became the first African-American to play Raoul. Additionally, Derrick Davis will be was the second African-American Phantom and Quentin Oliver Lee the third (and the third overall) and fourth overall, respectively) to play the role in the US touring company beginning in October 2016.company.
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* TheatrePhantom: Erik is the UrExample.
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* ''Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge'', a 1989 slasher film that relocates the story to, well, TheMall.
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* There are also multiple musical adaptations apart from Andrew Lloyd Webber's. The one most frequently performed -- developed at around the same time as the Lloyd Webber show but unstaged until several years after it -- was written by Maury Yeston (''Nine'') and Arthur Kopit and is simply called ''Phantom.''
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* There are also multiple musical adaptations apart from Andrew Lloyd Webber's. The one most frequently performed -- developed at around the same time as the Lloyd Webber show but unstaged until several years after it -- was written by Maury Yeston (''Nine'') and Arthur Kopit and is simply called ''Phantom.'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSSZCDAhfaE&list=PLr1DSyMwakHP7oY0BipHODZ4dryGyfXj0&index=1 The soundtrack is on Youtube]] if you'd like to have a listen.
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1983 The 1983 film]], [[MadeForTVMovie made for TV]] and starring Maximilian Schell.
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* [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1962 The 1962 film]] by [[Film/HammerHorror Hammer Productions]] starring Herbert Lom.
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* [[Theatre/ThePhantomOftheOpera The wildly successful musical]] byCreator/AndrewLloydWebber. . .Creator/AndrewLloydWebber...
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* In 2017, the ''[[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppets]] Meet The Classics'' book series began with their version of the book, naturally plugging Muppet characters into the original novel.
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* ''Literature/AngelsOfMusic'' is a MassiveMultiplayerCrossover centred around the Phantom as a 19th-century Parisian [[Series/CharliesAngels Charlie Townsend]].
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* ''Song at Midnight'', a 1937 Chinese adaptation which takes a several liberties with the original story, most notably the Phantom's love interest is no longer a singer, while his pupil is a separate ''male'' character, and also shoehorns in a very pro-leftist message. The film was popular to warrant a sequel and four remakes. The film is considered to be China's first horror film.
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* ''Song at Midnight'', a 1937 Chinese adaptation which takes a several liberties with the original story, most notably the Phantom's love interest is no longer a singer, while his pupil is a separate ''male'' character, and also shoehorns in a very pro-leftist message. The film was popular to warrant a sequel and four remakes. The film remakes, and is considered to be China's first horror film.
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* "Song at Midnight", a 1937 Chinese adaptation which takes a several liberties with the original story, most notably the Phantom's love interest is no longer a singer, while his pupil is a separate "male" character, and also shoehorns in a very pro-leftist message. The film was popular to warrant a sequel and four remakes. The film is considered to be China's first horror film.
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* "Song ''Song at Midnight", Midnight'', a 1937 Chinese adaptation which takes a several liberties with the original story, most notably the Phantom's love interest is no longer a singer, while his pupil is a separate "male" ''male'' character, and also shoehorns in a very pro-leftist message. The film was popular to warrant a sequel and four remakes. The film is considered to be China's first horror film.
