Summary & Specifics In the mid-nineteenth century: Phantom (Gerard Butler) treibt sein Unwesen in den Katakomben des Pariser Opernhauses. Due to the fact that the mysterious Geschpf is unfamiliar with the new Starbesetzung, it incorporates a variety of tricks and persuasive arguments into the programming planning in order to propel the awe-inspiring Ballettratte Christine (Emmy Rossum) to the Theaterolymp. When the young Dame then enters a Verhltnis with the adretten Jungintendanten rather than with her heimlichen Frderer, the Monster's Zuneigung transforms into unheilful Zorn.
The Opera Phantom's Content
We write in the year 1870: The Paris Opera is terrorized by an unidentified Phantom. The house's renovations are to be carried out at the owner's discretion. If one disregards the Forderungen, an Ungl14ck occurs. Only Christine, the little choir girl, is safe from the Maskenman's antics. She is to be his Muse; only her voice will be able to convey his vision of music and his self-composed St14cken. The Phantom kidnaps Christine and imprisons her in the catacombs under the opera house, where she must sing only for him. However, Christine's childhood friend Raoul refuses to acknowledge her and plunges deep into the Phantom's underworld in search of his great love...
The year 1881 is written: In the deepest catacombs of the Paris Opera, an ensconced Ungeheuer (Gerard Butler) hides his disfigured face with a white mask. Since years, it has been more noticeable. Unheimliches Lachen ertnt auf der Hinterb14hne, unseen Hnde play along with the Gesangproben on the Klavier, and towards the conclusion, st14rzt gar - as if f14hrt by Geisterhand - ein 450 Kilogramm schwerer Kronleuchter auf die B14hne. Only the beautiful Ballettmdchen Christine Daa (Emmy Rossum) will be revealed, since the Phantom has fallen in love with her. Christine becomes a renowned B14hnenstar as a result of his assistance. However, she must pay a high price for the privilege, as the lovelorn Phantom (ent)f14hrt Christine through a labyrinth of Gngen under the Opera House to a lake. However, the tapper Graf Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny (Patrick Wilson) wishes to liberate her from the violence of the Ungeheuers...
He made his film debut in 2006 as Spartan King Leonidas in the Warner Bros. movie 300, which is sometimes referred to be his breakout performance.
[25] Butler, who said that he "wanted to appear incredibly powerful" in the picture, prepared for four months with a high-intensity routine. [26] In 2007, he co-starred in Butterfly on a Wheel with Pierce Brosnan and Maria Bello, which aired on network television as Shattered,[27] and in Hilary Swank's romantic comedy P.S. I Love You. [28] He made his film debut in 2008 with Nim's Island and RocknRolla. He appeared in the Neveldine/Taylor film Gamer, The Ugly Truth in 2009. [29] and Co-Producer of Law Abiding Citizen. [30] In 2010, he co-starred with Jennifer Aniston in the action/comedy The Bounty Hunter,[31] and voiced Stoick the Vast in the 2010 animated picture How to Train Your Dragon. [32] In 2013, Butler
