0:00 - Intro 0:04 - Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman 0:33 - Cris Groenendaal and Rebecca Luker 1:01 - Thomas James O'Leary and Sandra Joseph 1:32 - Howard McGillin and Adrienne McEwan 2:01 - Hugh Panaro and Julie Hanson 2:31 - James Romick and Marie Danvers 3:00 - Tim Martin Gleason and Susan Owen 3:30 - Stephen R. Buntrock and Rebecca Pitcher 4:00 - Greg Mills and Marni Raab 4:29 - Hugh Panaro and Trista Moldovan 4:59 - Jeremy Stolle and Samantha Hill 5:28 - Peter Joback and Elizabeth Welch 5:55 - Hugh Panaro and Sarah Bakker 6:25 - Paul A. Schaefer and Mary Michael Patterson 6:52 - Laird Mackintosh and Sara Jean Ford 7:21 - Norm Lewis and Kaley Ann Voorhees 7:51 - Masachika Ichimura and Ryoko Nomura 8:23 - Jun Sawaki and Kyoko Suzuki 8:56 - Yuichiro Yamaguchi and Kyoko Suzuki 9:28 - Eiji Akutagawa and Hisako Hanaoka 10:00 - Toshihide Mura and Kyoko Suzuki 10:30 - Masayuki Sano and Tamami Sai 11:00 - Jeff Hyslop and Teresa DeZarn 11:30 - Colm Wilkinson and Patti Cohenour 11:55 - Peter Karrie and Elizabeth DeGrazia 12:20 - Paul Stanley and Melissa Dye 12:43 - Ernst-Dieter Suttheimer and Colleen Besett 13:14 - Nicholas Saverine and Colleen Besett 13:44 - Alexander Goebel and Luzia Nistler 14:12 - Christian Muller and Lisa Antoni 14:42 - Peter Hofmann and Anna Maria Kaufmann 15:00 - Dale Tracy and Colby Thomas 15:26 - Jerzy Jeszke and Carla Nicholson 15:56 - Jerzy Jeszke and Lori Zeglarski 16:23 - David Hunerjaeger and Valentina Kozhanova 16:53 - Ian Jon Bourg and Alison Kelly 17:23 - Michael Nicholson and Olivia Safe 17:53 - Ian Jon Bourg and Janine Kitzen 18:22 - Roy Weissensteiner and Marion Wilmer 18:49 - Steve Lucas and Maike Switzer 19:21 - Thomas Schulze and Maike Switzer 19:49 - Thomas Borchert and Sandra Danyella 20:19 - Ethan Freeman and Anne Gorner 20:49 - Uwe Kroger and Beatrix Reiterer 21:16 - David Arnsperger and Valerie Link 21:42 - Mathias Edenborn and Daniela Braun 22:12 - Henk Poort and Joke de Kruijf 22:38 - Ben Cramer and Maaike Widdershoven 23:05 - Henk Poort and Els Bongers 23:31 - Hans Peter Janssens and Inneke van Klinken 23:59 - Michael Crawford and Mary D'arcy 24:26 - Davis Gaines and Dale Kristien 24:52 - Kevin Gray and Dodie Pettit 25:20 - Kevin Gray and Teri Bibb 25:46 - Franc D'Ambrosio and Tracy Shayne 26:12 - Ted Keegan and Rebecca Pitcher 26:40 - Brad Little and Lisa Vroman 27:09 - Peter Lockyer and Rebecca Pitcher 27:37 - Gary Mauer and Elizabeth Southard 28:05 - John Cudia and Sarah Lawrence 28:32 - John Cudia and Jennifer Hope Wills 28:59 - Anthony Crivello and Elizabeth Loyacano 29:28 - Brent Barrett and Sierra Boggess 29:55 - Cooper Grodin and Julia Udine 30:23 - Cooper Grodin and Grace Morgan 30:51 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Irasema Terrazas 21:17 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Lolita Cortes 31:46 - Luis Armando and Felicidad Farag 32:12 - Juan Carlos Barona and Julia Moller 32:40 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Kiara Sasso 33:09 - Juan Pablo Skrt and Claudia Cota 33:40 - Simon Pryce and Ana Marina 34:06 - Anthony Warlow and Ana Marina 34:33 - Brad Little and Claire Lyon 34:59 - Brad Little and Kristi Holden 35:26 - Flemming Enevold and Teresia Bokor 35:55 - Peter Jorde and Mia Karlsson 36:23 - Preben Kristensen and Mia Karlsson 36:53 - Ivan Ozhogin and Tamara Kotova 37:24 - Andrey Shkoldychenko and Elena Bahtiyarova 37:55 - Sandor Sasvari and Andrea Maho 38:26 - Attila Csengeri and Renata Krassy 38:57 - Zoltan Miller and Linda Kiraly 39:30 - Attila Csengeri and Barbara Fonyo 40:06 - Tomasz Steciuk and Kaja Mianowana 40:37 - Marian Vojtko and Monika Sommerova 41:06 - Dave Willetts and Jan Hartley-Morris 41:33 - Ethan Freeman and Jill Washington 42:03 - Scott Davies and Meredith Braun 42:28 - Scott Davies and Charlotte Page 42:52 - John Owen-Jones and Celia Graham 43:18 - Matthew Cammelle and Rachel Barrell 43:42 - Earl Carpenter and Rachel Barrell 44:07 - Earl Carpenter and Katie Knight-Adams 44:33 - Ramin Karimloo and Leila Benn Harris 45:00 - David Shannon and Gina Beck 45:24 - Earl Carpenter and Olivia Brereton 45:48 - Earl Carpenter and Katie Hall 46:14 - Marcus Lovett and Anna O'Byrne 46:42 - Geronimo Rauch and Sofia Escobar

@jcthefluteman

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus how long did this take you

44:08 with Earl Carpenter and Katie Knight Adams was spectacular!

21:35 god, I love this. YEAH YOU BETTER RUN, ERIK!

I like to pretend that Colm Wilkinson's phantom is just Jean Valjean who decided to live under an opera house instead of taking care of Cosette.

@matildanorbury3348

5 жыл бұрын

-DeeJ- that’s brilliant 😂

@lasvina3610

4 жыл бұрын

When the police searches the Opera house there must be a scene where Javert promises the managers that they *will* find this phantom.

44:32 Ramin Karimloo and Leila Benn Harris's version feels very tender and soft. The way he holds her and softly says "Do you end your days with me?" looking into her eyes, caressing her hair, swaying back and forth, and being overall very gentle with her. And the way he growls and charges at Raoul at the end is 100% pure Ramin emotion there, gotta love that.

@henryamato2822

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I love how it seems like he's afraid of hurting Christine and that's why he doesn't just flat-out strangle Raoul at the end

@DragonRebelRose

5 жыл бұрын

@@henryamato2822 Yep! Ramin knows exactly how to play it right, walking the line between sympathetic and also frightening.

@Rose-qe6yb

5 жыл бұрын

I really want to know where I can find the full version?

@inlovewithJLT

4 жыл бұрын

He just forcefully grabbed her by the shoulders and held her by her hair while she resisted, after which she loses all composure and has to hold onto the portcullis to keep from collapsing...

@inlovewithJLT

4 жыл бұрын

@@DragonRebelRose Hahaha, sure! That's why I watch hour-long bootleg compilations comparing different performers' takes on the same 20 second section of showtime.

I watched the World Tour a few weeks ago, with Brad Little and Sara Sarres. And during this scene, Christine death stared the Phantom and just stared at the phantom as she slowly led the Phantom away from Raoul before the Phantom was scared away to the other side of the stage. Something i've never seen but i loved the emotions of Sara especially the stare she did to the phantom...

30:25 I know I shouldn't have laughed, but that sound effect was so funny

As tradition, here's my favorite list again (but I'll only name the Christines): - Sandra Joseph - Marie Danvers - Susan Owen - Trista Moldovan - Samantha Hill - Mary Michael Patterson - Kaley Ann Voorhees - Ryoko Nomura - Teresa DeZarn - Melissa Dye - Colleen Bessett - Anna Maria Kaufmann - Colby Thomas - Janine Kitzen - Maike Switzer - Sandra Danyella (such a brave girl haha) - Daniela Braun - Teri Bibb - Lisa Vroman - Jennifer Hope Wills - Ana Marina - Elena Bakhtiyarova - Jan Hartley-Morris - Rachel Barrell (the one with Earl Carpenter) - Leila Benn Harris - Gina Beck Some notes: Personally, I like the West End versions better. And what is up with the US Tours where the Phantom throws Christine on the bed? Some Phantoms were scary, though, especially those who touches Christine's face and she's shaking her head. Thanks for these amazing comparisons!

@Annesglitter

3 жыл бұрын

PhantomifyEponine a BED

I find these videos of yours oddly satisfying.

@Kwwwyjibo

9 жыл бұрын

nikolasstormy Right? lol

The U.K. Ones have a lot more touching and throwing around than the other productions

Yay we also get the part where Christine approaches the phantom and he flips out :D Love this lol

Does the 'phantom throwing Christine on the bed' from the US tours seem really odd to anyone else? Seems to not fit in anywhere near as well as the others and it's pretty uncomfortable to watch him basically climb on top of her

@ejaubel

8 жыл бұрын

I agree, I've never seen any bootlegs from the tour and when I saw it live I was surprised...and uncomfortable.

@Clemidreams

7 жыл бұрын

I think I've missed it. Can you tell me around which moment it is?

@PrismsofGlass

7 жыл бұрын

It starts at 29:56.

@Clemidreams

7 жыл бұрын

It is very uncomfortable to watch. Looks too much rape-ish.

@TimPayne93

7 жыл бұрын

It's because it's meant to be a much darker take on the story - more from Christine's POV, rather than the romanticised version we're normally used to.

I think it would have been good if Raoul lunged towards the Phantom when he threw Christine on bed.

@sourfrog21

2 жыл бұрын

I think in some versions he does, I’ve seen some where raoul struggles and tries even harder to get free from the noose when he sees the phantom grab Christine

I'll admit--The little temper tantrum the Phantom throws is pretty funny, especially Henk's. =D

Luv Peter Joback & his Swedish Accent he brings to the Role!!!!!!!

Is the video ordered in any particular way? (Also I find it amusing how some of the Christines just give Erik the death stare then chase him around a bit)

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

If I remember, it's ordered by production, and then chronologically from earliest to most recent within each production.

i need more of them panaro scenes

44:27 PERFECT!

@CassandraScherer

4 жыл бұрын

Who is the actor for Raoul in this one?

@LeticiaSantos-ji3tv

4 жыл бұрын

@@CassandraScherer I would like to know, I loved the trio

31:31 37:43 38:12 THE EYE CONTACT (just a reminder of my fav moments)

John Owen jones will always be tied with Ramin for best phantom I think. John is worth looking into such a power house of a voice

Lisa Vroman is from my town!

Ramin is the best Leia did a good job with him!!

Thats my favorite cast

@giuliano2244

9 жыл бұрын

The first

Have you thought of doing a Graveyard Trio Comoarison?!

44:40 What's up with that left hand?

@ebmosier1

2 жыл бұрын

Ramin doing Ramin things

Luv Tony Crivello & Las Vegas Spectacular!!!!!!!

Where did you find that Kaley and Norm final lair?

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

+Não Te Interessa. I traded for it.

Becca Pitcher was my Very First Christine & Ted Keegan was my Very First Angel of Music, July 5, 2001 @ Murat Theatre in Indy!!!!!!!

Who was the Raoul with Earl Carpenter and Katie Knight Adams?

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

+Victoria Pontmercy David Shannon.

is there no more phantom of the opera in toronto? ;___;

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

+Tsumi Megami Not for years. The Toronto production closed in 1999, though the US tour has gone there a couple of times (once in 2007, and once in January 2016).

@TsumiMegami

8 жыл бұрын

Glass Prism why did it close ; n ;

@TsumiMegami

8 жыл бұрын

Glass Prism and yeah i know the us tour came.... but seeing what's become of it... I'd rather not.

@daleksupreme922

7 жыл бұрын

Last time I saw the tour they did some awful things with it. Durning the unmasking scene they had the Phantom actually growl at Christine like a dog. And during Masquerade they had Christine's skirt flick up to where you saw her knickers. Trista Moldovin was Christine. I think Gary Mauer may have been the Phantom. I think it was around 2010. Seems to have gotten a bit worse since then.

@PrismsofGlass

7 жыл бұрын

Gary Mauer left the show in 2006 (returning briefly in 2007, but that was on Broadway). If you saw Trista Moldovan and it was in 2010, the Phantom should have been Tim Martin Gleason, or perhaps one of his understudies. The growling thing sounds like something his Phantom would have done, though the skirt flick honestly sounds more like an accident. The tour has completely changed since then, with new costumes, sets, and blocking.

Glass prism wats your favorite cast?

i feel like its really weird that most phantoms dont let them touch them during the end of the scene

@PrismsofGlass

5 жыл бұрын

I think it makes perfect sense and aligns with the Phantom's previous line, "Pity comes too late! Turn around and face your fate!" Christine is trying to touch him out of compassion and in an appeal to his better nature, and he knows that and tries to avoid it. Alternatively, he feels some sense of remorse and wrongness at what he's doing, and doesn't want Christine touching him because he doesn't deserve it. Or he's just not used to anyone touching him at all, due to a lifetime of isolation. All of those reasons make sense to me.

@juliadietrich3584

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass oh that makes sense then. I'd just watched the scene over and over so many times cause I love the scene that I started to have questions

@juliadietrich3584

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass and also like it seemed to me that she was more trying to get his attention so like I didn't think about it that way

Wish Peter Joback woulda been a Better Vid!!

Gotta go w.PHANTOM THE LAS VEGAS SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!

Earl carpenter is the best

where is ramin?

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

+Estel Bam 44:33

also why does christine bother blocking him anyway? phantom has already proven he has no issue throwing her around

@PrismsofGlass

5 жыл бұрын

Because Christine is a good person who knows that while the Phantom is willing to kill Raoul, he's slightly less willing to hurt Christine, and she's going to use that to protect her boyfriend.

@juliadietrich3584

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass my thoughts were just like he could move her out of the way easily and do whatever, as shown in certain versions, like one with Gina beck where he pulls her away

@juliadietrich3584

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass I definitely get that she's doing it for that reason but how much will it really do?

@PrismsofGlass

5 жыл бұрын

If it keeps Raoul from dying for one second more, that's one more second she can use to try to turn the Phantom away from his path. And in the end, it's not about "how much will it really do"; it's about doing the RIGHT THING, it's moral and emotional defiance, that Christine will not just stand back and let the Phantom have his way, but push back even if she knows it's ultimately useless.

@juliadietrich3584

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass yeah I guess that's true. At least the first part is what I mean. I understand that it's the moral right which I did try to imply before but I still kind of was curious.

So.......why doesnt she just take the lasso off? she's legit right there

@PrismsofGlass

10 ай бұрын

Well if you know anything about nooses, the loop has to be big enough to take it off the person's head, and for it to be big enough, you have to loosen the knot. But she can't because the rope is being pulled tight far above her. Raoul is also just barely on his feet so she's also risking him being strangled if she does too much. Even the Phantom does not just pull the noose off - he burns the string holding the noose up, which allows Raoul to loosen the knot enough to pull it off.