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Michael Crawford, Dave Willetts, Peter Karrie, John Owen Jones, Ramin Karimloo, Colm Wilkinson.

his take on the role of eric(the phantom) feels simular to how the character acts in the book where he isnt agressive or anything like that but where he is self loathing the whole end of the novel but acts childish in the sence of being like i deserve this stay with me

Michael Crawford and Dave Willetts sound very similar and I think they are the two best. Peter Karrie, John Owen Jones, Ramin Karimloo and Colm Wilkinson come next for me.

The dancing is gorgeous but they didn’t blend it well

Ow, I love so much this part. This moment is full of emotionals transitions. He goes from plenitude while he composing Don Juan Triumphant to absolute fury, then to despair, then to sadness at having to keep Christine imprisoned and then to manipulation and malice. For me is the first moment in which he shows how dangerous and manipulative he can be, and this make him more complex. He's not only a poor and pitiful criature, he's also a man who manipulate and manhandle to survive. And is poetic how the sentence "Fear can turn to love" is exaclty the opposite of what Christine is feeling at the moment. In some performances (and in the movie) Christine end this scene with pity and compassion. For me the best action is when there is only fear, decepcion and horror in her. Her fascinium/love/passion turns to fear, her "love turn to fear", and in fear there is no place for love, as Nina Simone said (to love is to not fear). From this moment, their relationship is change forever.

I think you can add Floor Jansen. ruclips.net/video/9uS65jiFGus/видео.htmlfeature=shared Stunning and mind blowing performance.

I really prefer the versions where the second kiss is replaced with a hug. I think it's such a sweet gesture on Christine's part, and really emphasizes that he's unaccustomed to and amazed by kindness and affection of _any_ kind, not just romantic.

Man if I had seen Raoul laying on the ground still singing I would’ve been laughing my ass off. Respect to the actors for staying in character.

A very strong performer. A great all rounder. I was privileged to see him on a trip to Germany many moons ago. xx

Where did you find the Mikael Samuelson footage at 17:30??

Thank you. Great memories of Scott, Peter and Ian Jon (lived in the UK at around that time and went to a lot of shows.)

Can’t believe so many people cough and sneeze

i love how a phan will turn a minute-long scene into four hours, and i love how thousands of phans will watch every second without question

the john cudia and jennifer hope wills one is HORNY

3:02 is awesome!

i did nothing but watch this for hours. 😂

Crawford and Panaro❤

Marie Danvers is my singer teacher!! And she was my Christine before I started taking lessons. She is an absolutely an amazing person.💗💗

roxmouth is the best phantom ever

Where’s my clip when I got my first kiss? I was just as terrified? 😂

Ramin overly dramatic as usual 😂

Things can happen thats why you always have plan B during a live performance. I also heard if they pull the cover off and the phantom is still there he is to play dead.

did earl at 0:36 have a wig malfunction? to me it looks as if the ig was already pulled off, could it have been from Olivia pulling too hard when unveiling him?

8:54 BRING DOWN THE CHANDELIER!!!!!!!!

That og one is so good and yet uncanny

My favorite thing about this is something choreographer Gillian Lynne has discussed - she said the blocking of where Phantom backs up and writhes against the portcullis, leading Christine to come closer and then suddenly scurry away is quite, uhh, pointed. He's meant to have an erection in that scene and is essentially, well, presenting. Christine feels it and - understandably - backs off. I think about that every time I watch this scene in a production.

Why do the japanese Christines just walk away so emotionless and casually...

Kristen Hertzenberg was my Final Christine in Phantom The Las Vegas Spectacular Wed., Jun 20 2012!!

I saw this four times when i was in Moscow. Im 6'5", and have long hair and a bear. Its very rare you may catch me shedding a tear, but i did these nights.

This year will mark the 10th anniversary since POTO premiered in Moscow, and I still cry whenever I watch this particular scene with Dimitry and Tamara! Dimitry has always been and will forever remain my favorite Phantom, his acting, his voice, his very soul is what stunned me most in the Russian production, and I will always be grateful to the Universe that I had the opportunity to watch him as Erik! Bravo, my beloved Phantom!!!!!

This is gold

Bravo Paul Stanley. He was perfect for this role as Erik aka The Phantom. I learned of his birth defect about his ear in an interview he did. He could relate to The Phantom. I wish I could've seen him in this role. He was beautiful in it. I even started crying when he says "Christine I love you." I've been Phantom of The Opera while in London, England back in 2005 and loved it. Just wish it has been Paul Stanley playing Erik.

Her onii chan Rockin roach chan evli laugh ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😂😂😂😂😂

That gorgeous voice Mr Phantom 🥰

0:33 If I hadn't already known they were married, I'd be like DAMMMNNN A LITTLE TOO INTENSE THERE GIRL

4:53 best one hands down

The Hungarian version hits different 😮

How incredible this is!!!! Nice work!!!

YES PLEASE Tysm!!!

one of my favorite parts from the show!

I also like how most of them has Christine on stage right and Phantom on stage left.

Wow! FInally a video from the czech republic!

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Wow!!!! You are spoiling us!!

such a hugh work!

*Stranger Than You Dreamt It* and *All I Ask of You (Reprise)* are the standards by which I measure how much I like the actor who plays the Phantom. You’re a manipulating, murderous psychopath (through no fault of your own, but still a manipulating, murderous psychopath nonetheless). You better *sell me* on why I should, despite all things that you do during the story, *adore* you as a character. Not every actor who plays the Phantom can do that, in my opinion. But the ones who can are *brilliant.*

TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Title 0:04 - Michael Crawford and Rebecca Caine 1:36 - Dave Willetts and Jan Hartley-Morris 3:12 - Ethan Freeman and Jill Washington 4:56 - Scott Davies and Meredith Braun 6:30 - Scott Davies and Charlotte Page 8:11 - John Owen-Jones and Celia Graham 9:49 - Earl Carpenter and Katie Knight Adams 11:29 - Matthew Cammelle and Rachel Barrell 13:10 - Ramin Karimloo and Gina Beck 14:54 - David Shannon and Gina Beck 16:30 - Earl Carpenter and Olivia Brereton 18:11 - Earl Carpenter and Katie Hall 19:52 - Marcus Lovett and Sofia Escobar 21:29 - Geronimo Rauch and Harriet Jones 23:11 - Geronimo Rauch and Lisa-Anne Wood 24:54 - Ben Lewis and Amy Manford 26:37 - David Thaxton and Kelly Mathieson 28:14 - Josh Piterman and Kelly Mathieson 29:53 - Killian Donnelly and Lucy St Louis 31:35 - Killian Donnelly and Holly-Anne Hull 33:20 - Killian Donnelly and Anouk van Laake 35:00 - Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman 36:38 - Cris Groenendaal and Rebecca Luker 38:15 - Davis Gaines and Tracy Shayne 40:05 - Thomas James O'Leary and Sandra Joseph 41:54 - Howard McGillin and Adrienne McEwan 43:28 - Hugh Panaro and Julie Hanson 45:10 - James Romick and Marie Danvers 46:47 - Tim Martin Gleason and Susan Owen 48:31 - Stephen R. Buntrock and Rebecca Pitcher 50:12 - Howard McGillin and Elizabeth Loyacano 51:48 - Hugh Panaro and Trista Moldovan 53:28 - Greg Mills and Marni Raab 55:05 - Hugh Panaro and Samantha Hill 56:52 - Paul A. Schaefer and Mary Michael Patterson 58:34 - Laird Mackintosh and Sara Jean Ford 1:00:15 - Norm Lewis and Sierra Boggess 1:01:52 - Laird Mackintosh and Kaley Ann Voorhees 1:03:32 - James Barbour and Rachel Eskenazi-Gold (CORRECTION: 2016; Broadway) 1:05:09 - Ben Crawford and Ali Ewoldt 1:06:45 - Jeremy Stolle and Emilie Kouatchou 1:08:23 - Ted Keegan and Emilie Kouatchou 1:09:59 - Michael Crawford and Mary D'arcy 1:11:37 - Davis Gaines and Dale Kristien 1:13:27 - Kevin Gray and Dodie Pettit 1:15:02 - Kevin Gray and Teri Bibb 1:16:37 - Franc D'Ambrosio and Lisa Vroman 1:18:36 - Brad Little and Lisa Vroman 1:20:24 - Peter Lockyer and Rebecca Pitcher 1:22:05 - Gary Mauer and Elizabeth Southard 1:23:56 - John Cudia and Jennifer Hope Wills 1:25:41 - Jason Mills and Sarah Lawrence 1:27:22 - Anthony Crivello and Kristi Holden 1:28:26 - Richard Todd Adams and Kelly Jeanne Grant 1:30:11 - Cooper Grodin and Julia Udine 1:31:54 - Cooper Grodin and Grace Morgan 1:33:40 - Chris Mann and Katie Travis 1:35:21 - Derrick Davis and Kaitlyn Davis 1:37:07 - Derrick Davis and Jenna Burns 1:38:43 - Masachika Ichimura and Ryoko Nomura 1:40:23 - Yuichiro Yamaguchi and Sakoto Yoshioka 1:41:56 - Jun Sawaki and Kyoko Suzuki 1:43:35 - Yuichiro Yamaguchi and Takaka Nakazawa 1:45:22 - Eiji Akutagawa and Hisako Hanaoka 1:47:00 - Toshihide Mura and Kyoko Suzuki 1:48:36 - Masayuki Sano and Tamami Sai 1:50:10 - Osamu Takai and Shiho Ito 1:51:40 - Taisei Shimizu and Sai Yamamoto 1:53:12 - Ernst-Dieter Suttheimer and Colleen Besett 1:55:15 - Nicholas Saverine and Colleen Besett 1:57:03 - Alexander Goebel and Luzia Nistler 1:58:47 - Christian Muller and Lisa Antoni 2:00:33 - Jeff Hyslop and Teresa DeZarn 2:02:15 - Colm Wilkinson and Patti Cohenour 2:03:57 - Peter Karrie and Elizabeth DeGrazia 2:05:37 - Paul Stanley and Melissa Dye 2:07:14 - Mikael Samuelson and Inger Olsson Moberg 2:09:09 - Peter Joback and Emmi Christensson 2:10:52 - Peter Hofmann and Anna Maria Kaufmann 2:12:58 - Jerzy Jeszke and Carla Nicholson 2:14:42 - Jerzy Jeszke and Lori Zeglarski 2:16:25 - David Hunerjaeger and Valentina Kozhanova 2:18:05 - Ian Jon Bourg and Alison Kelly 2:19:56 - Michael Nicholson and Olivia Safe 2:21:50 - Ian Jon Bourg and Janine Kitzen 2:23:41 - Roy Weissensteiner and Marion Wilmer 2:25:23 - Steve Lucas and Maike Switzer 2:27:09 - Thomas Schulze and Maike Switzer 2:28:58 - Thomas Borchert and Sandra Danyella 2:30:38 - Ethan Freeman and Anne Gorner 2:32:22 - Uwe Kroger and Beatrix Reiterer 2:34:00 - David Arnsperger and Lauri Brons 2:35:37 - Mathias Edenborn and Daniela Braun 2:37:22 - Rob Pitcher and Valerie Link 2:39:02 - Brent Barrett and Elizabeth Welch 2:40:39 - Henk Poort and Joke de Kruijf 2:42:16 - Henk Poort and Els Bongers 2:43:58 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Lola Cortes 2:45:34 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Irasema Terrazas 2:47:07 - Juan Navarro and Claudia Cota 2:48:47 - Hans Peter Janssens and Inneke van Klinken 2:50:27 - Flemming Enevold and Teresia Bokor 2:52:04 - Tomas Ambt Kofod and Sibylle Glosted 2:53:43 - Luis Armando and Felicidad Farag 2:55:21 - Juan Carlos Barona and Julia Moller 2:56:58 - Sandor Sasvari and Andrea Maho 2:58:22 - Attila Csengeri and Renata Krassy 2:59:46 - Zoltan Miller and Linda Kiraly 3:01:08 - Simon Pryce and Ana Marina 3:02:50 - Anthony Warlow and Ana Marina 3:04:21 - Brad Little and Claire Lyon 3:06:09 - Michael Gillis and Clara Verdier 3:07:45 - Jonathan Roxmouth and Meghan Picerno 3:09:24 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Kiara Sasso 3:11:04 - Fred Silveira and Lina Mendes 3:12:47 - Thiago Arancam and Darua Goes 3:14:28 - Thiago Arancam and Giulia Nadruz 3:16:11 - Tomasz Steciuk and Kaja Mianowana 3:17:39 - Damian Aleksander and Paulina Janczak 3:19:05 - Marian Vojtko and Michaela Gemrotova 3:20:18 - Ivan Ozhogin and Tamara Kotova 3:21:49 - Dmitri Ermak and Maria Ivleva 3:23:26 - Andrey Shkoldychenko and Elena Bahtiyarova 3:24:56 - Fred Johanson and Sofie Asplund 3:26:30 - Joshua Robson and Georgina Hopson

I like the phantom removing his gloves to touch Christine. That’s the most interesting part of the choreography of this scene - what I found to be a clever change. I saw this cast live in LA and Mann was phantastic and Katie was very good.

Not me crying-