Robert Englund reflects on his 1989's ‘The Phantom of the Opera,’ talks about lost sequel idea

Actor Robert Englund talks with Yahoo Entertainment’s Ethan Alter about his lead role in the 1989 film “The Phantom of the Opera,” saying that it was meant to have a prequel.
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[@Amber417]

Definitely one of Robert Englund’s best roles

[@waynedevonald9335]

The Sequel sounds Fab! I would love 2 meet Englund! Fab actor!x

[@kaneanderson8626]

I know that Phantom elitists detest and/or disregard anything that isn't Leroux but as much as i love the original book, I love seeing new interperatations of the story, except Argento and Phantom of the Mall (shudders). I loved the Englund Phantom, and as he said "It was a homage to the hammer film" and I certainly feel that vibe from it, I prefer this to the actual Hammer film of Phantom with Herbert Lom.

[@evangreen3080]

‘Neonazis’ had me raising my eyebrows. When was this going to to be set - was the Phantom immortal in this story? I remember watching the original as a kid though I was probably way too young for it