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Title : Phantom of Paris, The
Category: Movies
Brand: Warner Archive Collection
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Rating : 5.0
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An escape artist (John Gilbert) attempts to clear his name after being convicted of murder in this imaginative mystery thriller based on the novel Chéri-Bibi et Cécily by Gaston Leroux (The Phantom of the Opera). When the father (C. Aubrey Smith) of the woman he loves (Leila Hyams) is murdered by the Marquis Du Touchais (Ian Keith), society magician Chéri-Bibi (Gilbert) is framed, convicted and sentenced to death. Escaping from his prison cell, Bibi confronts the ailing Marquis, who admits to the crime, but dies before he confesses. Disposing of the body, Bibi disguises himself as Du Touchais in a daring attempt to win back his woman by proving the Marquis's guilt.

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PRIME JOHN GILBERT.
Just loved this movie. Been waiting for years to have it on DVD. Worth the long wait. One of the best films of JOHN GILBERT, in the early talkie era. Has a charm about it and makes you wish that MGM would have put more effort in picking Films for this movie star. John Gilbert did a fine job in playing the character of Cheri-Bibi. It was like having his acting from the 1920s coming alive in the new era of the 1930s. This movie is based on the novel by Gaston Leroux . A nice Adaptation. If you are a fan of Gilbert, this DVD is a must have in your collection. The other actors in this movie did a great job too.. The film moves quickly in the style of the early talkies. I was not sound that destroyed the career of John Gilbert but poorly produced movies. MGM did help in picking good roles or directors. He did the best with what was offered to him. His drinking did not help matters. He was never given a chance to prove himself in the sound era. His last that film with Greta Garbo could...