In 1870, in the depths of the opera house, it is said that there lived an ugly, masked, but knowledgeable musical genius. For many years, he appeared and avoided the horror and contempt of the world. He was called a "phantom" by everyone. ". He often creates chaos with ghosts, drives away singers he hates, and even interferes with the selection of the protagonist of the opera house and the arrangement of the drama.
Little Christine Day, who lost her father in her childhood, was taken by Mrs. Gilley to the opera house for dance training and became a ballerina. When she couldn't fall asleep late at night, Little Christine always hoped that the musical angel her father had promised her would appear. Sympathizing for her loneliness, the Phantom pretends to be a musical angel, speaks to her across the wall, comforts her young heart, and teaches her singing skills. In this way, nine years later, the young and beautiful Christinebecame famous overnight with the help of the Phantom.
During the performance of the opera "The Dumb Servant", the Phantom instructed Christine to play the leading role and Carlotta as the servant. But the theater did not comply. During the performance, the Phantom made Carlotta lose his voice and could not continue the performance. During the performance of the ballet, he hanged the mechanic Johnny Buguet and threw his body on the stage. Christine and Raul ran to the roof of the theater to confirm their love, but they were discovered by the Phantom.
Raul and Christine were secretly engaged, and the Phantom suddenly appeared at the fancy dress ball at the Opera House, forcing the Opera House to perform the opera "Don Juan" composed by him, and named Christine as the heroine. The upset Christine rushed to her father’s grave in the middle of the night to cry, but the Phantom unexpectedly appeared in the cemetery. Raul also chased up and fought with the Phantom. The Phantom furiously wanted to fight Christine and Raul. Declare war.
On the night of the premiere of "Don Juan", the opera house was surrounded by police officers. Unexpectedly, the Phantom actually killed the leading actor, dressed up and played against Christine. At the climax of the performance, Christine tore off his mask in public, the Phantom's activation agency dropped the chandelier of the opera house, and the theater was burned. The Phantom also took Christine into his underground chamber. Raul tracked down to the ground and started a duel with the Phantom, but he was strangled with a rope, and the Phantom used this to threaten Christine to agree to a marriage proposal.
On the one hand, to protect Raul, on the other hand, Christine sees the despair and pity of the Phantom. Christine kisses the violent phantom, and now the phantom understands that her love for Christine is far from that of Christine and Raul. The desperate phantom sends away the lovers who are hugging tightly. Before the police and the masses broke into the underground secret room, they quietly disappeared, leaving only a desolate mask that looked like a smile but not a smile.
In Paris in 1919, the elderly Raul took a wheelchair to the dilapidated opera house to participate in an auction. At the auction, he met the daughter of the same old Mrs. Gilley. Raul photographed a music box of a toy monkey wearing a Persian robe and knocking cymbals, and brought the music box to Christine's grave. But it was discovered that there was a rose with a dark green ribbon in front of Christine's tomb.
