Who was your favorite character in the 2004 film version of Phantom of the Opera?
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Gerard Butler as the Phantom of course. He is the only interesting one in the whole story and he looks great!! Gerard Butler has a great chin, very defined and strong.
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1,000,000...\n\nI liked him because he did SUCH a great job. I don't know if anybody else could do a job as good as that. Because he REALLY showed emotion, the way you would picture the phantom showing it. The acting....is just incredible. He became so passionate. His voice is the best male voice I have ever heard. Great great job.\n\nHope this was the answer you were kind of looking for.
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I do love phantom fo the opera like you, and I thought the phantom was the best charactar. BEcuase he loved Christine sooo much, and Raoul was just, I don't know not as passionate as the phantom. And becuase the phantom (well,the actor) has a great voice! and how, even though you kind of shouldn't becuase he kills people, you get to like him. You really wish that Christine went with him. Well, at least, I feel that way. I loovve that movie!!!
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i thought he says "for either way you choose he has to win."\n\nbut if he'says "by the way you chooose" he's basically saying what ever choice you make, the phantom's going to win. If Christine went with the phantom, then obviously, the phantom would be happy. If she decided not to go with the phantom, then he would get to kill raoul.\n\nI personally too am obsessed with the movie. It is sooo sad. I cry a lot at the end. I think Christine should've goine with the phantom.
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My favorite song is anything from the 80's. Favorite film..."Gone With The Wind"
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Phillip Seymour Hoffman for Capote\nReese Witherspoon for Walk The Line
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Jacki Chan...\nTotally i mean he is like more authentic if you know what i mean like doing all his own stunts and hes like been there forever im sure hes  done like more than a 100 movies alltogether.\nBut the thing i dont like about Jet Li is that he uses too much of special effects like in the movie the One...Sheesh that was like so fake hehe\nJACKIE CHAN.....
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I totally agree with you on Johnny Depp.  He is so versatile (and beautiful).  And his ability to switch accents is amazing.
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Val Kilmer.\n\nHowever, if you've seen photos of this guy lately...there's not much chance that he's ever gonna squeeze into a costume that tight again...!
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i would say halle berry in monster ball with ........forgotten is name
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I would say Peter.  He was even my favorite in the movie spoof.  He is just a lovable goof!
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cat woman- if I could look half as good as halle berry in that movie that would be awesome! she had such a smokin body and was amazing in that movie!
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I greatly love most of the songs, but the All I Ask of You Reprise is my favorite just because of the great emotion you see in the Phantom as well as the lovely vengefulness.\n\nYou will curse the day you did not do ---- All that the Phantom ---- Asked of YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUU!
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Phantom was inspired by a different musical version of the same story, by Ken Hill, which Andrew Lloyd Webber saw at the Theatre Royal Stratford East in 1984. The music for Lloyd Webber's own version was composed specifically for the voice of his wife at the time, singer Sarah Brightman. The original creative team included Andrew Lloyd Webber (music and book), Richard Stilgoe (book), Charles Hart (lyrics), Hal Prince (direction), Gillian Lynne (choreography) and Maria Bjornson (production design). Around the same time, many other rival productions of the Phantom story were started, which had not occurred in any other stage show since the early 20th Century. [2][3]\n\nThe musical was produced by Cameron Mackintosh and Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group and opened at Her Majesty's Theatre in London, on October 9, 1986, where it still runs as of 2006. It was taken to Broadway in 1987 and premiered at the Majestic Theatre on January 26, 1988. The three original London leads, Michael Crawford (the Phantom), Sarah Brightman (Christine) and Steve Barton (Raoul), reprised their roles on Broadway. [4]\n\nThe Phantom of the Opera was part of the major British influence on Broadway in the 1980s along with Cameron Mackintosh productions such as Cats, Miss Saigon, and Les Misérables.
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Phantom of the Opera theme song
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"What's eating Gilbert Grape" was excellent- He gives an amazingly controlled performance in a movie that'll make you cry everytime. It's a bit slower, though, and there are people that don't like that. \n"The Secret Window" was also very good, because he plays the role very well despite 'uglifications' made to him- I honestly found it well written and performed. Of course, it never hurts to throw John Turtorro in the mix.\n"Edward Scissor Hands" I like because it's out of the norm, and obviously because Tim Burton is just brilliant. You end up feeling so bad for Edward- you get him even though there's few parralels to be drawn on a surface level to a *normal* persons life. \n\nThat's my two cents. Gotta luv the Depp.
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hello, acorn, ....they say there was a  phantom of the opera ...he was real they say. so i assume so. and i am very much in agreement as to people giving sarcastic answers ...hmmmm.so , yes ...i believe there was .