More 'The Phantom of the Opera' (2004) Quiz

Answer: manacles

The ballerinas are chained together, as slave girls. Some of the dance moves involve a creative use of these fake chains. Andre, as the brand new co-owner of the Opera Populaire, is seen jauntily swinging one of these fake manacles around his neck, as if it were a scarf. The look on his face when he does this is quite amusing.

Answer: 'If my managers command.'

After a dramatic recovery from distress, Carlotta agrees to sing if her managers command. She then turns to the conductor and says 'Maestro?' He replies, 'If my diva commands', and she answers 'Yes, I do.' It is during this rendition that the Phantom drops the backdrop on her, and she leaves in earnest, causing Christine to be discovered as a replacement.

Answer: standing behind Christine's mirror

When he drops the backdrop and locks the door, we only see his gloved hands and arms. When he listens to Christine sing, he is standing below and we see him from the top and slightly behind. It is not until he sings 'Look at your face in the mirror, I am there inside', that we actually see him completely from the front.

Answer: a black poodle

A petulant Carlotta sits brushing her hair as Andre and Firmin offer her many different gifts, while singing 'Prima Donna'. She turns her nose up at most of the offerings but does seem pleased with the fur muff, and the diamond necklace and earring set. However her face lights up completely when Firmin holds out a black poodle to her. She already has a white poodle.

Answer: He must lose some weight.

The Phantom announces that Carlotta must be taught to act, and not indulge in her 'usual strutting'. Piangi is told, at the tip of the Phantom's sword, that he must lose some weight because 'it's not healthy in a man of Piangi's age'. The managers are instructed that their place is the office, and they should not be involved with the creative decisions.

He names Christine as the star, but says that while she is talented, she must return to her teacher if she wants to be great.

Answer: The Phantom

During his speech to the silent crowd, after the 'Masquerade' number, the Phantom notices the diamond ring hanging by a chain around Christine's neck. He utters this line and pulls the chain off of her, keeping the ring as he disappears through one of his trap doors in a swirl of smoke.

Answer: on the arm

Raoul is sliced on the upper part of his left arm, but does go on to disarm the Phantom and win the fight. When he raises his sword to finish the Phantom off, Christine stops him by saying, 'No Raoul...not like this.' After Raoul and Christine ride off on Raoul's horse, the Phantom declares war on both of them.

Answer: Carlotta

After the Phantom causes the chandelier to start swinging, and disappears with Christine, panic breaks out. People are screaming and running everywhere, trying to avoid the crashing of the chandelier, and the fire that the crash starts. We hear Carlotta shriek and cry Piangi's name, and we see her lying on the floor beside him, weeping onto his chest.

Answer: a trapdoor on the stairs

After 'The Point of No Return', Madame Giry shows Raoul the route to where the Phantom has taken Christine. Keeping his hand at the level of his eye as she cautioned, he falls through the trapdoor, landing in a pool of water. A grate designed to keep him below the water, where he will drown, begins to descend.

He is able to turn the underwater release for the grate, but arrives on the wrong side of the portcullis that guards the Phantom's lair. This leaves him vulnerable to the Phantom's noose.

Answer: Yes

We hear the haunting tune during the Phantom's speech to Christine, after the 'Masquerade' number, and again at the cemetery at the end, when Raoul is putting the music box on Christine's headstone (and finds that the rose, with the diamond ring, is already there). These are the two places that I noticed hearing the tune, although I'm willing to believe there are others.