'Phantom Of The Opera' YA Movie Reimagination In Works At Disney+ From Kenny Ortega and Giovanni M. Porta.
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'Phantom Of The Opera' YA Movie Reimagination In Works At Disney+ From Kenny Ortega and Giovanni M. Porta.
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One of the things I love most about the novel and one of the best examples of how clever a writer Leroux is is the way Christine’s character is written. We’re expressly told that this is a girl who is grieving, who tries to kill herself, who is going through an extremely traumatic time in her life, yet whenever we see Christine and her interactions with others (with the exception of her conversations with Raoul at the masked ball and on the roof when she’s detailing to him the experiences she’s been through with Erik) she’s shown to be constantly laughing and playful, making fun of Raoul for not liking the cold, teasing him for being scared of heights, laughing when she first meets him again, suggesting playing engaged like it’s a game. All in all we’re shown a character acting very different to what the text is telling us about them which would normally be the mark of a bad writer. However, in the first few chapters of the novel Leroux writes the passage, “None will ever be a true Parisian who has not learned to wear a mask of gaiety over his sorrows and one of sadness, boredom, or indifference over his inward joy...In Paris, our lives are one masked ball” and this is exactly how Christine behaves the entirety of the novel, acting playful to cover up the horrid circumstances of her life and idk it’s just a really clear instance of clever writing and I love it
Gaston Leroux editions
Happy Phantom anniversary everyone!
To celebrate I've catalogued all of my copies of Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera so that those of you interested in collecting will have some idea of what's out there.
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Hey look Phans! A blonde Christine!
I’m only kind of kidding. The theatre even looks like a cartoon Palais Garnier. And the villain is in a mask.
I learned something new today about playing the pipe organ

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Erik as landlord
So. I asked my husband if he wanted a NeverLand themed bathroom or a Phantom of the Opera themed bathroom. He chose PotO, saying, “Erik lives in a sewer. It’s fitting.”
There’s still some things I think it “needs” but I’m pretty happy with it at the moment! I cleaned up and took mundane items out for show (Also, our apartment building is outrageously dry so everything you see is safe)
I put up all my candles but it’s not nearly enough candles. All of my masks and several of my hats live here now. You can see Muirin007’s and PhantomOfTheTrashcan’s artwork on the wall.
Here’s the view from the toilet, including a crashed chandelier 😅 and Persian rug-looking bath mat.
More work from PhantomOfTheTrashcan, a Takarazuka poster featuring Daimon and 4 tiny wearable portraits of Lon Chaney Sr (I’m curious to see if you can find them)
Guys I found this listing I’m 👀
It’s hilarious that it exists. Its adorable and more accurate than most versions!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/760065988/the-phantom-of-the-opera-minky-book?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=phantom+of+the+opera&ref=sr_gallery-10-1&organic_search_click=1
This is an adorable minky soft baby book with ribbons in the top and bottom. Great for babies and toddlers (even my bigger kids are loving t