7.4 TMDB audience rating
The Phantom of the Opera
The greatest horror film of modern cinema!
Directed by Rupert Julian
Overview
The deformed Phantom who haunts the Paris Opera House causes murder and mayhem in an attempt to make the woman he loves a star.
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Trailer
Play trailer: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) - Original trailer
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Cast and crew
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Lon ChaneyErik, The Phantom
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Norman KerryVicomte Raoul de Chagny
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Mary PhilbinChristine Daaé
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Arthur Edmund CareweLedoux
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Gibson GowlandSimon Buquet
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Snitz EdwardsFlorine Papillon
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John St. PolisComte Philip de Chagny
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Virginia PearsonCarlotta
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Olive Ann AlcornLa Sorelli (uncredited)
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Betty Van AllenBallerina (uncredited)
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Betty ArthurBallet Dancer (uncredited)
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Joseph BelmontStage Manager (uncredited)
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Alexander BevaniMephistopheles (uncredited)
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Earl Gordon BostwickMinor Role (uncredited)
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Ethel BroadhurstFrightened Ballerina (uncredited)
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Edward CecilFaust (uncredited)
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Ruth CliffordBallerina (uncredited)
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Chester ConklinOrderly (uncredited)
- Director
- Rupert Julian
- Writer
- Gaston Leroux
- Music
- Sam Perry
- Cinematography
- Charles Van Enger, Milton Bridenbecker and Virgil Miller