Halloween was consistently the best time of year throughout my childhood / young adult life and honestly, still is. That meant nightly horror movies, decorations galore, and reading scary stories for bedtime. “My mother was the queen of Halloween and starting the 1st of the month, everything shifted into gear. “Growing up, the month of October was a big deal in our household,” Julia tells HollywoodLife. Pete Davidson’s Feelings About Charlamagne Having His Back After Kanye West Attacks (Exclusive) ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Star Genevieve Angelson On The ‘Devastating’ Fallout Between Alanis & Serena (Exclusive) ‘RHOP’s Karen Huger Addresses Charrisse Jackson-Jordan’s ‘Strange’ Feud With Her (Exclusive) Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation Trending Not so much a remake as a revision, this 1983 Phantom of the Opera is perhaps the most obscure of all the versions, overshadowed by the 1990 two-part TV adaptation starring Michael Caine, as well as the smash Broadway musical.Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu Years later, he has become the never-seen Phantom of the Opera, and from his shadowy "home" he is coaching an aspiring young singer-who is the living image of his late wife ( Jane Seymour essays both roles). Assaulting the critic, Schell is burned with acid, and scurries away to the catacombs beneath the Budapest opera house. Protagonist Maximillian Schell is an orchestra leader whose singer wife Jane Seymour commits suicide after receiving a devastatingly bad review.
This version is set in Budapest (where it was filmed) rather than Paris, obliging scripter Sherman Yellen to change all the character names.
This 1983 TV adaptation of Gaston Leroux's 1908 novel Phantom of the Opera was the fourth film version of the vintage chiller-and the one with perhaps the highest rate of digression from the original novel.
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