CATSNYrevival said: "It's probably a lot easier for the actor and his skin not to have to apply prosthetics 8 times a week. And since the Phantom'sdeformity isn't addressed as extensively as it is in Phantom of the Opera I think its fine to go with a simpler design. Having said that, it could be so much better. I've seen 3D make up effects done with just highlights and shading that make it look almost as if the wearer is usingaprosthetic. They could have attempted something like that."
I was surprised at how minimal the makeup was in the video. Maybe with all these delayed curtain times, they figured it's best to go with something that doesn't take nearly as much time as in the original. 
They should hire someone from RuPaul's Drag Race to show them how to beat a face to maximum effect.
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Updated On: 11/3/17 at 01:52 PM