The Phantom of the Opera (1962)

Movie Details

Original Title The Phantom of the Opera

Original Language EN

Status Released

Popularity 0.6

Cast

Herbert Lom

The Phantom (Prof. L. Petrie)

Popularity: 2.7

Heather Sears

Christine Charles

Popularity: 0.2

Edward de Souza

Harry Hunter

Popularity: 1.9

Thorley Walters

Lattimer

Popularity: 0.8

Michael Gough

Lord Ambrose d'Arcy

Popularity: 0.8

Harold Goodwin

Bill

Popularity: 4.4

Martin Miller

Rossi

Popularity: 1.0

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Liane Aukin

Maria

Popularity: 0.1

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Sonya Cordeau

Yvonne

Popularity: 0.2

Marne Maitland

Xavier

Popularity: 0.3

Miriam Karlin

Charwoman

Popularity: 4.7

Patrick Troughton

The Rat Catcher

Popularity: 0.7

Key Crew

Director Terence Fisher

Producer Anthony Hinds

Screenplay Anthony Hinds

Editor Alfred Cox

Production

Hammer Film Productions

Videos & Trailers

The Phantom Of The Opera (1962) - Official Trailer

Trailer

The Phantom of the Opera (1962) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]

Trailer

Brian Trenchard-Smith on The Phantom Of The Opera

Featurette

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

John Chard 8/10

Mar 6, 2019

And when you sing, Christine, you will be singing only for me. The Phantom of the Opera is out of Hammer Film Productions and directed by Terence Fisher. Based on the Gaston Leroux novel, the screenplay is written by John Elder and it stars Herbert Lom, Heather Sears, Edward de Souza and Michae ... Read more

JPV852 7/10

Aug 3, 2020

Entertaining rendition with nice performances from Herbert Lom and to some extent Heather Sears, plus seeing Michael Gough playing such a scoundrel was new to me as only really knew him as Alfred... The music is fine and all in all, was a solid film, nothing terribly memorable however. **3.5/5**

CinemaSerf 6/10

Nov 19, 2024

This Hammer adaptation of the Gaston Leroux standard is much less a horror film; more just a story about love and betrayal. Aside from Michael Gough as the devious and loathsome "Lord Ambrose d'Arcy" the casting isn't up to very much, even Herbert Lom doesn't really seem to get into the swing of it. ... Read more