The Phantom of the Opera often features in crossovers with other works of fiction. Love Never Dies, Webber's sequel to his 1986 musical.1990 miniseries starring Charles Dance and based on Arthur Kopit's and Maury Yestons' musical Phantom.The 1989 horror movie with Robert Englund as the Phantom.Phantom of the Paradise, 1974 cult classic.The Phantom of the Opera silent film made in 1925, that still stays one of the most faithful adaptations of the novel, despite the changed ending.The movie adaptation of Webber's musical by Joel Schumacher.The Phantom of the Opera musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux, published as a serialized novel in 1909/1910 and then in the book form in 1910.

Though different interpretations of the story vary greatly, most of them retain some core elements of the original book: deformed musical genius wearing some kind of mask, said genius falling in love with a singer, opera or other music-related setting, overall dark tone.

The Phantom of the Opera, originally a French novel, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra, has also been adapted many, many times in different media, for radio, theatre, musicals, television, film, comic books, as well as rewritten and expanded in other book versions. You may be looking for Phandom (disambiguation) or Phan (disambiguation).

First phantom of the opera movie