The Phantom of Hollywood (1974)
Worldwide Studios has hit hard times and plans on selling its back lot location to some property developers. The only thing standing in the way is the Phantom of Hollywood, a masked madman who lives on the lot in a cave.
MGM was planning on tearing down some of its history structures and used that as an opportunity to do this fun updating of the PHANTOM OF THE OPERA myth. ... Lots of amazing locations are used throughout this 74 minute TV movie. Perhaps the most interesting thing about it is the opening where director Gene Levitt films the dilapidated sets and buildings and then flashes back to them being used in old MGM productions. (IMDB udar55)
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| Carl Byrd - Bill Stout - George Nolan |
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| Gary Barton (R) |
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| Skye Aubrey and Jackie Coogan |
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| Jackie Coogan |
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| Skye Aubrey |
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| Broderick Crawford |
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| Peter Haskell - John Ireland - Broderick Crawford |
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| Peter Lawford |
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| Fredd Wayne (L) |
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| Regis Toomey |
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| Jack Cassidy as Otto Vonner |
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| Jack Cassidy as Karl Vonner |
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| Jack Cassidy as Karl Vonner |
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| Skye Aubrey |
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| Jack Cassidy |
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