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In the Lloyd Webber-Joel Schumacher 2004 film version, she was played by Minnie Driver. I took my first singing lesson for Phantom of the Opera.”ĭid Minnie Driver do her own singing in Phantom of the opera? At that point, I had two singing lessons. “I was a shower singer, then suddenly I had to sing ‘Music of the Night’ for Andrew Lloyd Webber. More videos on YouTube “I always just sang for me, for fun,” Butler told WTOP. Performing alongside the likes of Plácido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti at the Metropolitan Opera since the age of seven, Emmy’s perfect singing voice was left relatively untouched during the editing process of The Phantom of the Opera. Is it really Emmy Rossum singing in Phantom of the Opera?Ĭan Emmy Rossum actually sing? Yes, she is a classically trained singer. Most of the actors have a background in musicals or opera, but Driver (a skilled singer) had no experience in opera and was dubbed by Margaret Preece, a singing teacher from Solihull, UK. Who actually sings in The Phantom of the Opera?Īll of the principal actors sang in the film except for Minnie Driver. He never sang in a theatre or majorly like this before.

For the part, he received singing lessons. It may have been a little edited but he did. Gerard Butler did sing in the Phantom of the Opera.

3 Is it really Emmy Rossum singing in Phantom of the Opera?ĭoes Gerard Butler really sing in Phantom of the Opera?.

2 Who actually sings in The Phantom of the Opera?.

1 Does Gerard Butler really sing in Phantom of the Opera?.

It was certainly a bizarre casting choice, that may have had a lot to do of being instantly smitten and caffeine riddled, but it was one that actually worked. I mention him particularly because he was made in the likeness of the non-Tom Selleck looking Brawny paper towel man.

The movie featured the likes of Patrick Wilson, Emmy Rossum, and Minnie Driver. Now, I mention Butler not because no other notable people starred. Who knew that a version of Phantom of the Opera, starring Gerard Butler of all people, would captivate a bunch of millennial tweens? But thankfully, no awful, early 2000's fashion abuse befell him because as it turned out, we were all enthralled by the musical. Like all insufferable 13-year-olds, we sat there, arms crossed, eyes rolled as he slid in the DVD and hid in the corner in fear of having sidekick phones, fanny packs, and Kangol hats being pelted at him. It was in lieu of our class trip to Broadway, that was unceremoniously canceled for no apparent reason at all (still bitter about it). Ten years ago, when I was in 8th grade, my guilt ridden chorus teacher bought us the Phantom of the Opera movie as a peace offering.