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Phantom of the Theatre

2016 Chinese-Hong Kong film by Raymond Yip From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Phantom of the Theatre
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Phantom of the Theatre (Chinese: 魔宫魅影; pinyin: Mó Gōng Mèi Yǐng) is a 2016 thriller film directed by Raymond Yip, starring Ruby Lin, Tony Yang, Simon Yam, and Huang Lei. A Chinese-Hong Kong co-production,[3] the film depicts a tragic love story set in Shanghai during the 1930s. It was released in China on 29 April 2016.

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Premise

The story is set in Shanghai during the 1930s.[4]

A haunted theatre, filled with the vengeful spirits of a tragically trapped performance troupe murdered in a fire 13 years ago, waits for the once-grand palatial playhouse to re-open with a new show and bring in new victims.[5] Phantom of the Theatre depicts a tragic love story between rising film star Meng Sifan and young director Gu Weibang, the son of the warlord Gu Mingshan.[6]

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Cast

  • Ruby Lin as Meng Sifan (孟思凡) / Kong Lan (孔蘭) / Kong Jin (孔金)
  • Yang "Tony" Youning as Gu Weibang (顧偉邦)
  • Yam "Simon" Tat-wah as Gu Mingshan (顧鳴山)
  • Jing Gangshan as Kong Shen (孔申)
  • Huang Huan as Fei Lisi (費麗斯)
  • Lin Jiangguo as Tang Shirao (湯世饒)
  • Hu Ming as The Adjutant
  • Meng "Natalie" Yao as Pan Ruyu (潘如玉)
  • Wu Xudong as Liu Kang (陸康)
  • Ha "Patricia" Manjing as Weibang's mother
  • Han Zhi as The Butler
  • Li Xiaochuan as Ma Rulong (馬如龍)
  • Huang Lei as The Theatre Owner
  • Luo Tianjiao as Xiao Mei (小美)
  • Du Changrui as Actress
  • Li Jiaxuan as Actress
  • Li Ching as Master of Ceremony
  • He Yunwei as Master of Ceremony
  • Li Yang as The Thief
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Production

The film cast is led by Ruby Lin, Raymond Yip, and Manfred Wong, their third collaboration on horror films.[7] Phantom of the Theatre was filmed in Shanghai, where shooting of the film started on 13 January 2015 and was wrapped up on 3 March 2015.

Release

The film was moved from its scheduled release date of 27 November 2015, to 28 April 2016.[8] It was released in China on 29 April 2016.[9][10] It was released on DVD by Well Go USA Entertainment on 11 October 2016.[5]

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Reception

The film grossed US$7.85 million on its opening weekend in China.[11]

Soundtrack

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  • Solo vocalist (female): Zhu Zirong
  • Solo vocalist (male): Chen Zhiyi (Yu Peng)
  • Violin solo: Piao Ying, Zhang Suchen
  • Cello solo: Chen Xiaolong
  • Flute: Chen Kun
  • Oboe: Zhang Xin
  • Bassoon: Hu Yu
  • Horn: Guo Zhanbao, Shi Jieliang
  • Trombone: Liu Zhanyi
  • Tuba: Mou Xianquan
  • Chinese flute: Tu Huabing
  • Pipa: Xie Yudan
  • Erhu: Lu Yiwen
  • Choir: Zhu Zhirong, Chen Qin, Fu Xiaoli, Wu Jing, Wang Guofang, Jiang Bin, Zhang Chaojun, Guo Junyu, Chen Zhiyi (Yu Peng)
  • Strings: Shanghai Piao Ying Chamber Music Group
  • Recording studio: Shanghai San You Recording Occupation Studio
  • Recording engineer: Lu Xiaoxing
  • Mixing engineer: Chen Zhiyi (Yu Peng)
  • Music producer: Anders Lee
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References

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