Phantom of the Paradise (1974)
He sold his soul for rock n’ roll!
91 min
Singer-songwriter Winslow Leach seeks revenge on the nefarious music producer Swan, who steals both Winslow's music and his favorite singer for the grand opening of Swan's new rock palace, the Paradise.
- Release date
- November 1, 1974
- Country of origin
- United States
- Music
- Paul Williams
- Budget
- $1,300,000
- Box office
- $250,000
Where to watch
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- Goodbye, Eddie, Goodbye3:36
- Faust3:31
- Upholstery2:53
- Special to Me (Phoenix Audition Song)2:50
- Phantom’s Theme (Beauty and the Beast)instrumental4:43
- Somebody Super Like You (Beef Construction Song)4:33
- Life at Last2:17
- Old Souls2:44
- Faustinstrumental5:08
- The Hell of Itinstrumental3:45
Cast
- William Finley as Winslow
- Paul Williams as Swan
- Jessica Harper as Phoenix
- George Memmoli as Philbin
- Gerrit Graham as Beef
- Archie Hahn as The Juicy Fruits
- Peter Elbling as The Juicy Fruits
- Mary Margaret Amato as Swan's Entourage
- Jim Bohan as Swan's Entourage
- Jennifer Ashley as Groupie
- Janit Baldwin as Groupie
- Janus Blythe as Groupie
- Robin Mattson as Groupie
- Patrice Rohmer as Groupie
- Cheryl Smith as Groupie
- Ken Carpenter as Stagehand
- William Finley as The Phantom
- Archie Hahn as The Beach Bums
- Archie Hahn as The Undeads
- Jeffrey Comanor as The Juicy Fruits
- Jeffrey Comanor as The Beach Bums
- Jeffrey Comanor as The Undeads
- Peter Elbling as The Beach Bums
- Peter Elbling as The Undeads
- Colin Cameron as Band
- David Garland as Band
Crew
- Brian De Palma · Director
- Brian De Palma · Writer
- Edward R. Pressman · Producer
- Paul Williams · Composer
- Larry Pizer · Cinematographer
- Paul Hirsch · Editor
- Sylvia Fay · Casting director
- Geno Havens · Casting director
- Peggy Taylor · Casting director
- Jack Fisk · Production designer