The sequel will be set a decade or so after the first installment, during which time the Phantom has relocated from the Paris Opéra of Gaston Leroux’s original novel to Coney Island in Brooklyn, then still a hugely popular beach-side amusement resort for New Yorkers. His hopes are that a sequel to the movie based on his stage musical will in turn inspire stage productions based on a movie. The title he is working with is Phantom: Love Never Dies. ![]() ![]() Because no one asked for it, Andrew Lloyd Webber decided that his insanely successful Broadway production The Phantom of the Opera needed a sequel.
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