Unmasking The Phantom Of The Opera | Phantom Of The Opera (1943) | Fear

As The Phantom (Claude Rains) is distracted by her singing, a kidnapped Christine DuBois (Susanna Foster) uses the opportunity to unmask him to discover the true horror of what lies behind the mask!
From Phantom Of The Opera (1943): Talented Christine is unaware that her singing lessons are being funded by a secret admirer, Enrique, a mysterious violinist with a disfigured face. Christine's colleagues become suspicious when mysterious accidents start occurring at the Paris Opera House, as the deaths coincide with her meteoric rise to stardom. Christine's suitors, Raoul and Anatole, brave the dark recesses of the opera house to find the true culprit.
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[@derekllewellyn6663]

I just realized remember it being called back

[@Charm19-s7k]

Claude Rains was a really good as POTO. His voice so recognizable as The Invisible Man too.

[@JohnCastillo-t1c]

The fact that its one side of his face, we could have had a phantom wearing a half mask years before that other phantom.

[@이재혁-h8z]

Happy 80th Anniversary The Phantom of the Opera (1943) Lon Chaney (1925), Claude Rains (1943), Michael Crawford (1986), Gerard Butler (2004), Ramin Karimloo (2011) were really fantastic and scary Phantoms Absolutely unforgettable until these days I also love Raoul de Chagny and Christine Daae I want to keep them in my heart/mind forever until I die Absoultely Fantastic Masterpiece I love The Phantom Of The Opera 1925/1943/1986/2004/2011 One of my favorite Musicals/Movies of all time

[@evolvetrooper]

Don't forget 1989 Robert englund

[@이재혁-h8z]

@@evolvetrooper Sure That Movie was also scary and terrifying The Phantom Of The Opera will be One of the most Scariest Movies of all time

[@marquisbreaston519]

He's Two Face!

[@amazenfilms]

1:05 yep, that’d do the trick! His spine is no longer in one piece 😂

[@matthewmitchell3871]

My thoughts exactly; the poor actor took it like a champ

[@mayarareis863]

I think he was the inspiration for the character Two Faces 🎭

[@bananatiergod]

Close but no, Bob Kane was actually inspired by a poster for Spencer Tracy's adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde

[@G1Grimlock94]

0:31 Oh god his face

[@O-DogKubrick]

0:47 “Ah, gnarly!” -American actor Sean Penn as Jeff Spicoli, “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”.

[@michaelmcgregor2533]

The most powerful bullet ever!

[@amarko52]

2:33 on should have been the ending with the music swelling for a big finish, the mask and violin in the rubble is such a great tragic shot, also great use of the lullaby theme

[@zhoevel]

0:47 LOOK AT ME! YOU WANTED TO SEE WHAT I LOOK LIKE?! FEAST YOUR EYES! GLUT YOUR SOUL, ON MY ACCURSED UGLINESS!!

[@zhoevel]

0:50 Wait! I think my dear, we have a guest!

[@vivianepadilla1692]

😭😭😭

[@NicoleLoftus]

I love it when they put the mask next to his violin

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Break out the ear plugs. She's gonna sing the roof off with her voice.

[@zhoevel]

2:38 🎵YOU ALONE CAN MAKE MY SONG TAKE FLIGHT! IT'S OVER NOW, THE MUSIC OF THE NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!🎵

[@mcaducker]

I used to have this on VHS. I bought it in the early 1990’s.

[@MARIO14CB]

I was surprised when I saw the ending I didn't expect that it'll reveal the face of the Phantom

[@robertschelly]

The 1925 original with Lon Chaney was far superior.

[@bobtnner]

Why is only half his face scarred? In the scene where the girl throws a pan of acid at him, it hits his entire face.

[@iankelley5114]

Claude Rains was against having his whole face covered with an elaborate makeup, so Jack Pierce went through several designs until it met Rains' approval. Also, since this movie came out during WWII, they felt like a full disfigured face would offend wounded veterans. This is also the first POTO that has the Phantom disfigured by some kind of accident, instead of being naturally disfigured like Lon Chaney's Phantom.

[@vitoldwisniewski]

@@iankelley5114 Well the 2 other versions of Phantom of the Opera never held back when the entire face was dosed in acid.

[@iankelley5114]

@@vitoldwisniewski Different times, different circumstances.

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@@iankelley5114 True, but at least they were better than what Claude Rains had to offer when he played the Phantom. 🤷‍♂Don't get me wrong but it would have made more sense had Claude Rains turned his face away from the acid so it would only scar 1 side of his face instead of making it look like his face took the entire acid.

[@Brianna-hn6fm]

Holy princess Brianna Marie Shead 🦢🩵🦢

[@Twan1985]

I always wonder was this the inspiration of the creation of Two-Face

[@bananatiergod]

Actually, the inspiration was a poster for Spencer Tracy's adaptation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

[@eddieblancher7557]

This phantom is an early version of Two-faced.

[@edwardjcurtis85]

Exquisite....❤

[@Brianna-hn6fm]

0:31

[@Brianna-hn6fm]

My lover helped me He is a terrible monster man he is with acid face

[@Brianna-hn6fm]

Swan Brianna: holy princess his face is gross 🤢 🤮 that is no good

[@Brianna-hn6fm]

Swan Brianna Marie shead: somebody help me his face is gross and disgusting somebody help me I scared

[@bingcherry1122]

Why did that dude push the other dude's hand causing the gun to be fired at the ceiling!!!!!

[@willlyon7129]

I kinda prefer the 1925 version than this.

[@Leda131]

That is not scary looks like a burn mark

[@Haunted_Peru]

If I recall correctly, that is exactly what it’s supposed to be-he had acid thrown to his face.

[@Leda131]

@@Haunted_Peru yes i saw the bit where he gets the acid however the Christine's reaction could have been way better if she was supposed to be terrified of the way he looks I also understand this is like 1940s and completely different to the newest movie was Gerard Butler his makeup looked a little bit better because he looks more deformed than just acid burn

[@crissrudd4554]

For the record I saw this film at 5 years old and his disfigurement actually terrified me. Now I kinda find it funny considering he had a tray of acid thrown at his face that not only should have scarred more than the right side of his face but also should have disfigured his hands as well.

[@Haunted_Peru]

Plus he should have lost the right eye.

[@CharlotteSWeb-oh7ou]

@@Leda131 Gerard Butler looks like he had coffee spilled on him, what on earth are you talking about?

[@bigfoothunt8831]

Honestly I like the Gerard Butler version of The Phantom of The Opera more.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Well, I don't.

[@Lunadimensio]

Same

[@aimeequiroz67]

Agreed