When I became an adult, and graduated to the New York Broadway show, (saw it twice), and could go again and again.Ĭannot explain in words what the song the organ plays as the Chandelier moves from the dirty floor to it's rightful place in the Opera House.those Organ notes (the Overture) all work together so well, and send chills up and down my whole being.I am a loss for words.so beautifully composed and expressed.which for a moment, takes me to a place of great joy and happiness. Deep in the passageways below the Paris Opera lives a lonely, talented, horribly disfigured man who revels in terrorizing the theaters employees as The. Andrew Lloyd Webbers musical version of The Phantom of the Opera is one of the.
But the movie, show, left a soul ridden image of how cruel and thoughtless humans can be.at the time I was very young.but made me feel sad for him.and sad for those who didn't understand him. Chaney wanted Erich von Stroheim, but the studio picked Rupert Julian, an actor/director who, like Stroheim, had made his. When I was little, remember watching the old movie version, believe it was black and white and was so intrigued, by the show.for me, it symbolized the phantom as a sort of good guy void of social skills, not a deformed face.his face didn't frighten me.I felt sorry for him, sorry for all he had missed and lost in his childhood, and wondered how anyone could treat a child like that? The phantom as a child, made me feel safe, while watching that movie.I don't know who the actor and actresses were in the movie.but the phantom for me, wasn't a bad person.just so void of love and affection.
A Les Mis and Phantom veteran, John has been appearing in.Playing the masked anti-hero for 3 and a half years and nearly 1,400 performances, John Owen-Jones was the longest running West End Phantom, and one of the most prolific Phantom Of The Opera actors of all time.
I suppose for me, it was all about the premise of the show, movie.and there have been many adaptions, but loved the movie with Gerald Butler.and his voice. John Owen-Jones and Lucie Jones at West End LIVE 2019.
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