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 Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:28 am
This is a trive game I made up for my bithday game but ZI thought I should put it here so yry (make some mony to by posting it one by one!)
(Yeah I can't spell leave me alone I made a better one before but my computer froze and I lost it and forgot what I did XD)
1. What is the Phantom’s true name?
2. What are some of his nicknames?
3. Where does the Story take place?
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie?
5. What is the Opera house’s real name?
6. What are the Manger’s names?
7. What business where they in before?
8. What where they in the book?
9. Who wrote the book?
10. What year did it come out?
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film?
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces)
12. Who wrote the music for the play?
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public?
14. Where was the first act first shown?
15. What’s Christine nickname?
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music.
17. What year did the play come out?
18. How does act one end?
19. Who played Christine?
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time?
21. Where was The Phantom born?
22. What country was Christine from?
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play?
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor?
25. What was the name of his Opera?
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom
29. The Phantom sings notes O.G
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover
32. The Phantom sits in box 6
33. The Phantom is insane
34. The story takes place in year 1887
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!”
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!”
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera”
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.”
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?”
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me”
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .”
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye”
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .”
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!”
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me”
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie?
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book?
49. The movie?
50. What in the Torture Chamber?
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 4:28 pm
1. What is the Phantom’s true name? Erik
2. What are some of his nicknames? ((i'm not sure if there were nicknames for Erik, other than that he was the 'Opera Ghost', 'The Ghost' and 'the Phantom'
3. Where does the Story take place? late 1800's, around 1870 or 1890
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie? it's le Opera Populaire.
5. What is the Opera house’s real name? the Paris Opera House
6. What are the Manger’s names? in the play/movie, it was Andre and Firmin. the book had them called Armand Moncharmin and Firmin Richard.
7. What business where they in before? In the movie, it was the scrap metal business.
8. What where they in the book? it was uknown
9. Who wrote the book? Gaston Leroux
10. What year did it come out? 1895
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film? Lon Chany (sp?)
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces)
12. Who wrote the music for the play? Andrew Llyod Webber
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public? Michal Crawford
14. Where was the first act first shown? in 1910, at the auction of the items at the Opera Populaire
15. What’s Christine nickname? Little Lotte
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music. Charles Hart
17. What year did the play come out? 1985
18. How does act one end? with the chanderlier falling to the stage
19. Who played Christine? Sarah Brightman
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time? Persia
21. Where was The Phantom born? France
22. What country was Christine from? Swedish...Swetland
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play? Violin
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor? Organ in the play/movie, violin in the book
25. What was the name of his Opera? Don Juan Trimphant
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston=False
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword=false
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom=true
29. The Phantom sings notes O.G=true
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster=false
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover=true
32. The Phantom sits in box 6=false
33. The Phantom is insane=false
34. The story takes place in year 1887=true
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie=false
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!”: M. Firmin
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!”: Phantom/Erik
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera”: Meg
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.”: Raoul
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?”:Carlotta
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me”: "All I Ask of You (Reprise)"
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .”: "Masquerade/Why So Silent..."
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye”: "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again"
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .” : "Down Once More/Track Down This Murderer"
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!”: "The Mirror/Angel of Music"
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me”: "I Remember.../Stranger Than You Dreamt It..."
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie? Gerard Butler
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book? Cover the entire face, minus the mouth part, white
49. The movie? white, covered the right side of the face, minus the mouth and one side of the nose and the left side of the face
50. What in the Torture Chamber?: mirrors
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:20 pm
1. What is the Phantom’s true name? Erik
2. What are some of his nicknames? The Phantom
3. Where does the Story take place? Paris
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie? Le Opera Populaire
5. What is the Opera house’s real name? Paris Opera House
6. What are the Manger’s names? Andre and Firmin
7. What business where they in before? Scrap metal
8. What where they in the book? not mentioned
9. Who wrote the book? Gaston Leroux
10. What year did it come out? 1895
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film? Lon Chaney
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces)
12. Who wrote the music for the play? Andrew Lloyd Weber
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public? Michael Crawford
14. Where was the first act first shown? at the auction
15. What’s Christine nickname? (Little) Lotte
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music. Charles Hart
17. What year did the play come out? 1985
18. How does act one end? With the chandelier crash
19. Who played Christine? Emmy Rossum(movie) Sarah Brightman(broadway)
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time? Persia
21. Where was The Phantom born? France
22. What country was Christine from? Sweden
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play? Violin
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor? Organ
25. What was the name of his Opera? Don Juan Triumphant
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston-false
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword-true
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom-false
29. The Phantom signs notes O.G-true
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster-false
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover-true
32. The Phantom sits in box 6-false
33. The Phantom is insane-true
34. The story takes place in year 1887-false
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie-false
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!” Firmin
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!” Erik
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera” Meg
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.” Raoul
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?” Carlotta
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me”-All I Ask Of You (Reprise)
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .” -Masquerade
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye” -Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .” -Down Once More/Track Down This Murderer
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!” -Angel of Music
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me” -Stranger Than You Dreamt It
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie? Gerard Butler
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book? White, covers whole face (besides mouth)
49. The movie? White half mask
50. What in the Torture Chamber? mirrors
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:45 am
1. What is the Phantom’s true name? Erik
2. What are some of his nicknames? Opera Ghost, o.g.
3. Where does the Story take place? Pairs
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie? Opera Popular
5. What is the Opera house’s real name? the paris opera house
6. What are the Manger’s names? mister andre and mister firmin
7. What business where they in before? junk/scrap metal
8. What where they in the book? don't know
9. Who wrote the book? Don't Know
10. What year did it come out? 1895
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film?
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces) Don't Know
12. Who wrote the music for the play? Andrew Llyod Webber
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public? Don't Know
14. Where was the first act first shown? Run down Opera House
15. What’s Christine nickname? Litte Lotte
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music. Andrew Lloyd Webber
17. What year did the play come out? Don't Know
18. How does act one end? The raise of the schandiler
19. Who played Christine? the movie, Emmy Rossum
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time? Don't Know
21. Where was The Phantom born? Don't Know
22. What country was Christine from? Swedin
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play? Violin
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor? Pipe Organ
25. What was the name of his Opera? Don Juan Triumphant
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston. False
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword. True
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom. True
29. The Phantom sings notes O.G. Ture
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster. False
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover. False
32. The Phantom sits in box 6. False
33. The Phantom is insane. True
34. The story takes place in year 1887. False
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie. False
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!” Mister Firmin
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!” The Phantom
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera” Meg
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.” Raoul
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?” La Colletta
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me” All I ask of you (Reprise)
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .” Masquerade
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye” Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .” Down Once More
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!” The Mirror (Angel of music)
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me” Btu Secretly
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie? Gerard Butler
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book? A Sulk
49. The movie? Half his face
50. What in the Torture Chamber? mirrors
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 8:12 pm
1. What is the Phantom’s true name?
Erik! *luv*
2. What are some of his nicknames?
Um... Phantom of the Opera, Opera Ghost, OG, trapdoor lover...
3. Where does the Story take place?
Which story? If you mean the original one, Paris.
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie?
Opéra Populaire...right?
5. What is the Opera house’s real name?
Palais Garnier/Opéra Garnier
6. What are the Manger’s names?
Book: Firmin Richard and Armand Moncharmin (Ex-managers: Debienne&Poiligny) Play/movie: Richard Firmin and Gilles André (Ex-manager: Lefèvre)
7. What business where they in before?
The junk business "Scrap metal, actually..."
8. What where they in the book?
Montcharmin: Um...Memoirs...??? Richard: Musician/Composer
9. Who wrote the book?
Gaston Leroux
10. What year did it come out?
1911
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film?
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces)
Lon Chaney (my dad's a big fan of teh silent film)
12. Who wrote the music for the play?
Andrew Lloyd Webber (if you're talking about the play that everyone considers the play...)
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public?
Michael Crawford *luff* (in Webber's version)
Or wait... were you talking about the VERY first? At Sydmonton? That would be Colm Wilkinson.
14. Where was the first act first shown?
Sydmonton (like I said before, I mean SHOWN shown... shown to an audience)
15. What’s Christine nickname?
Little Lotte
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music.
Mind if I name three? Charles Hart (main lyrics), Richard Stilgoe (additional lyrics), Mike Batt (additional lyrics on themesong only)
17. What year did the play come out?
1986 (20th anniversary! Happy birthdaaaaay PotO etc.)
18. How does act one end?
And the chandelier CRASHes down from the ceiling!!!!!!!!
19. Who played Christine?
Ooh, the answers are ENDLESS...... I'll choose the one from ALW's original cast in the play: Sarah Brightman
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time?
County? What? If you mean country... Persia, right?
21. Where was The Phantom born?
A small town not far from Rouen
22. What country was Christine from?
Sweden
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play?
Violin (That's a spelling error there, you know... the word is "instrument")
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor?
Organ (riiiiiight? *pokes*)
25. What was the name of his Opera?
Don Juan Triumphant! (throws score at Andre's feet)
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston
FALSE (akh, it buuuuurns!!!!)
Edit: When I looked at this question for a second time, a really weird image came to mind. It was of the French cartoon character Gaston LaGaffe in a tux and a cape going around scaring people around the Spirou journalistic office building. See what false statements can do to me?
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword
FALSE
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom
Depends. She did turn the scorpion, but it was only as a last resort...
29. The Phantom sings [sic] notes O.G
TRUE
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster
FALSE (it buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurns!!!!!!)
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover
TRUE
32. The Phantom sits in box 6
FALSE (box five, in the first balcony)
33. The Phantom is insane
No one knows, really...
34. The story takes place in year 1887
True?
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie
FALSE (he gets away)
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!”
Firmin (Notes)
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!”
Erik-Phantom (Down Once More/Final Lair)
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera”
Possibilities are ENDLESS. Meg, the dancers, the mob...
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.”
Raoul
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?”
Carlotta (OMG this is such a funny one!!! Da t'roat spritz! *laughs head off*)
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me”
All I Ask Of You Reprise
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .”
Masquerade
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye”
Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .”
Track Down This Murderer
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!”
The Mirror/Angel of Music
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me”
Stranger Than You Dreamt It (the title's right there, people!)
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie?
Gerard (aka Gerry) Butler
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book?
It's black and covers the whole face (mouth included)
49. The movie?
It's white and covers basically half the face
50. What in the Torture Chamber?
A whole bunch of mirrors and scenery so it looks like a forest and a desert and all...
HA! BEWARE OF MY POTO GENIUS! *cough* *hides reference materials*
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 9:05 pm
I will answer this quiz...honestly! Ooh, that's a new one!
1. What is the Phantom’s true name?
Erik!
2. What are some of his nicknames?
The Phantom of the Opera, O.G.
3. Where does the Story take place?
The Paris Opera House!
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie?
Opera...Populaire?
5. What is the Opera house’s real name?
Opera Garnier
6. What are the Manger’s names?
Firmin, Andre
7. What business where they in before?
Scrap metal
8. What where they in the book?
Richard and M-something
9. Who wrote the book?
Gaston Leroux
10. What year did it come out?
18-something
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film?
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces)
Lon Cheney
12. Who wrote the music for the play?
Andrew Llyod Webber?
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public?
Micheal Crawford?
14. Where was the first act first shown?
Oh crud...it's the opera house cause they're auctioning off the chandelier.
15. What’s Christine nickname?
Lotte (though why I have no fricken clue.)
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music.
O.O
17. What year did the play come out?
19-something
18. How does act one end?
Boom goes the chandelier!
19. Who played Christine?
Most obvious choice Sarah Brightman.
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time?
Persia
21. Where was The Phantom born?
France?
22. What country was Christine from?
France? Either that or Sweeden
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play?
Violen
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor?
Organ
25. What was the name of his Opera?
Don Juan Triumphant
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston
FALSE! (Erik!)
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword
FALSE! (Punjab)
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom
FALSE! (Thank heavens)
29. The Phantom sings notes O.G
TRUE
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster
FALSE! (Opera Ghost)
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover
FALSE! (...I think)
32. The Phantom sits in box 6
FALSE! (Box 5!)
33. The Phantom is insane
Depends on who you're asking. For me FALSE!
34. The story takes place in year 1887
TRUE! (Eh, sounds right)
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie
FAAAAAAALSE! (He gets away)
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!” -Firmin!
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!” -Erik
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera” -Almost everybody. But a memorable one was Meg.
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.” -Raoul
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?” -La Carlotta, who else?
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me” -All I Ask of You (Reprise)
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .” -Masquerade
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye” -Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .” -Track Down this Murderer
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!” -Little Lotte/The Mirror
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me” I Remember/Stranger than You Dreamt It
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie?
Gerard Butler
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book?
A full white mask covering everything except his mouth, nostrils and eyes.
49. The movie?
Take the book mask and slice it in half!
50. What in the Torture Chamber?
Mirrors
Somebody please rate me...I probably missed like a quarter of them...^^U
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 9:10 am
1. What is the Phantom’s true name? Erik, a name he came by chance.
2. What are some of his nicknames? If someone says the Devil's Child, I'll have to smack them senseless with Leroux. The Trapdoor Lover, the Opera Ghost, Angel of Music, the Phantom of the Opera, the Monster (how affectionate, Daroga), and that is all that is immediately coming to mind.
3. Where does the Story take place? Paris, France.
4. What is the name of the Opera house in the play/movie? Opera Populaire.
5. What is the Opera house’s real name? The Paris Opera House in English or the Palais Garnier.
6. What are the Manger’s names? Messieurs Richard et Moncharmin If you are going for the musical, it's Firmin and Andre.
7. What business where they in before? Scrap metal, according to the movie, which I think it's absolutely ridiculous. Someone shoot Schumacher.
8. What where they in the book? It never says what they were, but it states that Richard was a respected musican and composer.
9. Who wrote the book? Gaston Leroux.
10. What year did it come out? 1911.
11. Who played the Phantom in the 1925 silent film?
(Hint he was know as the man of 1,000 faces) Lon Chaney.
12. Who wrote the music for the play? Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ken Hill, or Maury Yeston as there is more than one musical about Phantom.
13. Who played the Phantom in the first stage performance to the public? Michael Crawford.
14. Where was the first act first shown? Webber's Sydmonton estate.
15. What’s Christine nickname? Little Lotte.
16. Name one of the two men who wrote the lyrics to the music. Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe.
17. What year did the play come out? 1986.
18. How does act one end? With the CHANDELIER FALLING, thank you very much. None of this ridiculous movie business.
19. Who played Christine? Sarah Brightman, only because she was Webber's wife. c.c
20. What county (according to the book) did the Phantom work as a architect for the fist time? Persia.
21. Where was The Phantom born? A little town outside Rouen.
22. What country was Christine from? Sweden.
23. What inurnment did Christine’s father play? Le violon, bien sur~
24. What inurnment does the Phantom favor? Violin and voice.
25. What was the name of his Opera? Don Juan Triomphant.
(True or False Questions)
26. The Phantom’s name is Gaston False.
27. The Phantom’s weapon of choice is a sword False.
28. Christine chose to marry the Phantom Out of duress, technically, in the book. Erik does not bind her to that agreement.
29. The Phantom sings notes O.G ...This question does not make much sense. Oh, he SIGNS his notes? True, I suppose, but in the original novel he does not sign them O.G. That's the common translation, for whatever reason. He actually signs them the Phantom of the Opera, imagine that.
30. O.G stands for Original Gangster False.
31. The Phantom is know as the Trap door lover In Persia, yes.
32. The Phantom sits in box 6 No.
33. The Phantom is insane In a manner of speaking, yes.
34. The story takes place in year 1887 Webber places it in 1881, Leroux never gives a specific date, and Schumacher, who failed world history, apparently, thinks he's a genius and places it in 1870. He deserves a good smack. c.c
35.A mob kills the Phantom in the new movie False, but they do in the 1925 one.
(who said it)
36. “What a way to run a business! Spare me these unending trials! Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers!” Firmin
37.” The world showed no compassion to me!” Erik
38. “He's here! That Phantom of the Opera” Meg, Christine, and assorted ballet girls at any time of the musical.
39. “But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.” Raoul and one of his worst delivered lines in the whole movie.
40. “Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?” Carlotta--what is with all these movie-verse lines?
(Name that song)
41.” I gave you my music . . .
made your song take wing . . .
and now, how you've
repaid me:
denied me
and betrayed me” All I Ask Of You Reprise.
42. “Faces . . .
Take your turn, take a ride
on the merry-go-round . . .
in an inhuman race . . .” Masquerade.
43. “No more memories,
no more silent tears . . .
No more gazing across
the wasted years . . .
Help me say
goodbye” Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
44.” Too long he's
preyed on us -
but now we know:
the Phantom of the Opera
is there
deep down below .” Down Once More
45. “Insolent boy!
This slave
of fashion
basking in your
glory!
Ignorant fool!
This brave
young suitor,
sharing in my
triumph!” Angel Of Music
46.” Stranger
than you dreamt it -
can you even
dare to look
or bear to
think of me” Stranger Than You Deamt It (good job for giving the song away in the lyrics)
(Random questions for the end)
47. Who played the Phantom in the new movie? Gerard Butler, may he never sing again.
48. What does the Phantom’s mask look like in the book? A full-faced black mask, when he chooses to wear it. Erik does not seem to have a problem going naked-faced or wearing his false nose.
49. The movie? A mishapen offwhite mask scrunched off to one side of his face. It's unfortunately hideous.
50. What in the Torture Chamber? An iron tree and a noose.
The joys of not needed references. Ask some difficult questions next time. wink
This is why you are writing the trivia quiz and not me.
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 7:06 pm
I'm sure you passed with flying colors, Fuoko. Remind me, exactly how many years have you been a phan? Of course, you know more than a lot of us do on the subject of PotO. I couldn't do this without reference materials, but those were for the more slip-people's-minds-able questions. Still, I think I did pretty well for half a year, non?
(PS: A musical, perfect-pitch question: What key is the overture to ALW's play in? *walks away singing*)
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 8:25 am
Elanchana I'm sure you passed with flying colors, Fuoko. Remind me, exactly how many years have you been a phan? Of course, you know more than a lot of us do on the subject of PotO. I couldn't do this without reference materials, but those were for the more slip-people's-minds-able questions. Still, I think I did pretty well for half a year, non?(PS: A musical, perfect-pitch question: What key is the overture to ALW's play in? *walks away singing*) Quite so, you did well. ("He will be pleased o:") I'm going on eight years now, but that is really paltry in comparison to a few other phans I know. As for perfect-pitch, I have it to an extent but not particularly so I may have to hazard a guess because I actually have never looked at the score: I'll say C sharp major, although I would imagine it modulates a few times throughout the course of the piece, too. (I dunno, Elanchana, what is it?)
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 7:53 pm
fuokohopin Elanchana I'm sure you passed with flying colors, Fuoko. Remind me, exactly how many years have you been a phan? Of course, you know more than a lot of us do on the subject of PotO. I couldn't do this without reference materials, but those were for the more slip-people's-minds-able questions. Still, I think I did pretty well for half a year, non?(PS: A musical, perfect-pitch question: What key is the overture to ALW's play in? *walks away singing*) Quite so, you did well. ("He will be pleased o:") I'm going on eight years now, but that is really paltry in comparison to a few other phans I know. As for perfect-pitch, I have it to an extent but not particularly so I may have to hazard a guess because I actually have never looked at the score: I'll say C sharp major, although I would imagine it modulates a few times throughout the course of the piece, too. (I dunno, Elanchana, what is it?)
Wow, eight years. O_O That's still a long time. I knew from the start you weren't one of those phans who got pulled in late by the movie. Good for you.
As for the key of the overture, it's Bb (A#) minor modulating into B minor. In the play, that is. In the movie... let me see... *inserts DVD* It also starts in Bb (A#) minor and modulates into B minor, and from there it goes into Db (C#) minor, then ends in Eb (D#) minor. Feel free to flame me when I say I like the movie overture better, because it goes into the coda and uses countermelody-type things not only on the organ...*goes into abstract music talk blah blah blah*
Anyway, something to add to your great pile of Phantom phacts.
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 12:27 am
I never claimed to be a music major; simply a(n un)humble phan~ wink Still, good to know! I need to work on more ear-training so I can get back up to par on that~ ...Although, I'm intensely confused as to what you've put in the parenthesis...
The only thing I don't like about the movie overture is the organ they use. I prefer the crisper, shriller church organ of the OLC; the movie one simply sounds so bland and unappealing to me. If they could have used that, then I would have been happier.
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 1:07 pm
fuokohopin I never claimed to be a music major; simply a(n un)humble phan~ wink Still, good to know! I need to work on more ear-training so I can get back up to par on that~ ...Although, I'm intensely confused as to what you've put in the parenthesis... The only thing I don't like about the movie overture is the organ they use. I prefer the crisper, shriller church organ of the OLC; the movie one simply sounds so bland and unappealing to me. If they could have used that, then I would have been happier.
And the organ thing...yeah, the play one does sound better. What would be great is if they could tack on the coda part from the movie to the end of the play overture.
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:39 am
Oh, right, right, I'm looking at them thinking those can't possibly be relative keys; what's all this business about? Makes sense, now.
I like the extra coda in the film, but I would not want it in the musical. There isn't any room or need for it. The coda in the film is meant to give time to pan through the backstage and develop the ambiance of the opera before the events actually start and the musical simply needs it to raise the chandelier and drop some dust cloths. I think they accomplish what they were set out to do, nothing more and nothing less, personally.
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:40 pm
fuokohopin Oh, right, right, I'm looking at them thinking those can't possibly be relative keys; what's all this business about? Makes sense, now. I like the extra coda in the film, but I would not want it in the musical. There isn't any room or need for it. The coda in the film is meant to give time to pan through the backstage and develop the ambiance of the opera before the events actually start and the musical simply needs it to raise the chandelier and drop some dust cloths. I think they accomplish what they were set out to do, nothing more and nothing less, personally.
We'd better stop now because we're getting off-topic. -_-
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Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 1:23 am
We are so off-topic. Someone should cut off our hands. <3
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