Who played christine in phantom of the opera movie movie#
The movie is better in every way i have many problems with the stage show! The colors were vibrant because Christine has to stand out, she’s the main character. The Start Princess’s has a far future theme which is perfectly placed. The movie looked more like a fancy ball rather than a MASQUERADE PARTY. An opera is usually more dramatic than a basic stage show, so all the costumes made perfect sense.Īnd a lot of people are confused about the dress, “The star princess.” I agree, it looks like it belongs in the 80s, which is perfect. It was beautifully executed and even though I sometimes couldn’t hear the lyric (I watched the 25th anniversary stream) I knew exactly what was happening. I personally think the stage show was amazing, especially the one with Seirra Boggesss. Which of Christine's costumes is your favorite? If you got 5 correct answers: You are a bonafide Christine Daae superfan. If you got 4 correct answers: You have a strong grasp on trivia about Christine and "Phantom." If you got between 2 and 3 correct answers: You got several right, but maybe it's time to watch "Phantom" again! If you got between 0 and 1 correct answer: You know a few things about Christine, but there's a lot more to learn! "Notes/Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again".In the stage show, which of Christine's costumes is casual everyday attire?.Who originally played Christine Daaé in the musical?.Who designed the costumes from the 2004 movie version?.It would almost make sense, given the odd costume choices in the film.įor each question, choose the best answer. Though, who knows-given all the flowers on her dress, maybe an hour before she left for the party, she just put on a ton of flowers and claimed she was a flower. The movie costume is a pretty dress, but it's not a costume for a masquerade. And why is she exempt from the color scheme of the party, which is white, black, and gold? There are theories that the color reflects Christine becoming tainted by the Phantom however, overall, this dress doesn't work within the context of the story (again). I'm not sure why she's exempt from wearing a costume at a costume party.
herself, maybe? She dresses in a pink gown with a bustle, and the dress has ruffles and flower details. In the stage show, Christine goes in costume as a "Star Princess." Her dress softly fades from pink to blue and has lots of star details, off-shoulder ruffle sleeves, a shorter hem, and a crown. "Masquerade" occurs during a costume party at the beginning of Act 2.
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