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9th Apr 2021

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Answer: It's unknown, but some type of animal-based glue (from mammal hooves, rabbit skin, etc.) that was used at that time could keep it attached to his face.

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13th Jan 2020

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Answer: According to Christine's tombstone, she was about 63-years-old when she died. The Phantom could still be alive, though he would probably be in his late 70s or early 80s.

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30th Aug 2018

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Question: Towards the end of the movie, after he kidnaps her a second time, Christine originally has on her outfit from Don Juan but then has time to change into the white wedding dress. Why did she change? Did he make her change into that? I understand from like a movie point of view that it's a different song/act.

Answer: The Phantom forced her to change into the wedding dress shortly after he kidnapped her the second time. He intended to make Christine his "bride."

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2nd Nov 2017

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Question: Did Raoul actually love Christine? Or did he just take interest in her because she was the lead role who was also pretty?

Answer: He was in love with her.

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21st Apr 2014

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Answer: His age is never revealed, but probably anywhere from 15-25 years older.

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7th May 2011

The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

Question: The last few seconds in the movie - the rose with the ring lying beside Christine's grave - turns back to colour. I can't figure out the message behind. Can anyone help?

Airhead ESSE

Chosen answer: The rose tied with the black ribbon and the ring were left by the Phantom. The rose symbolizes the love the Phantom and Christine had for each other, and its turning to red shows that this love still exists beyond death.

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