Dracula

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Theatrical Trailer from Universal Pictures

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Le vampire ancien et comte Dracula arrive en Angleterre et commence à s'en prendre à la jeune et vertueuse Mina.Le vampire ancien et comte Dracula arrive en Angleterre et commence à s'en prendre à la jeune et vertueuse Mina.Le vampire ancien et comte Dracula arrive en Angleterre et commence à s'en prendre à la jeune et vertueuse Mina.

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Récompenses
- 5 victoires et 3 nominations

Martin
(as Charles Gerrard)

Anna Bakacs

Innkeeper's Daughter
(non crédité)

Bunny Beatty

Flower Girl
(non crédité)

Nicholas Bela

Coach Passenger
(non crédité)

Daisy Belmore

Coach Passenger
(non crédité)

William A. Boardway

Concertgoer Outside Theatre
(non crédité)

Barbara Bozoky

Innkeeper's Wife
(non crédité)

Tod Browning

Harbormaster
(voix)
(non crédité)

Moon Carroll

Maid
(non crédité)

Geraldine Dvorak

Dracula's Wife
(non crédité)

Histoire

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Anecdotes
Generally regarded as the film that kickstarted the horror genre in Hollywood.

Gaffes
In the scene where Van Helsing is attempting to catch Dracula's lack of reflection in a mirror, there are visible chalk marks on the floor showing Bela Lugosi where to stand for the shot.

Citations
Count Dracula: This is very old wine. I hope you will like it.
Renfield: Aren't you drinking?
Count Dracula: I never drink... wine.

Crédits fous
The original title card has producer Carl Laemmle, Jr. identified as Presient (sic).

Versions alternatives
A version of the film played on the 10/24/15 airing of Svengoolie (1995) featured a soundtrack taken from the French language audio track on the Dracula Blu-ray.

Connexions
Alternate-language version of Drácula (1931)

Bandes originales
Swan Lake, Op.20
(1877) (uncredited)
Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Excerpt Played during the opening credits

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7/10

It may be dusty, but it's still a classic

(62%) It is without doubt a classic owing to the fact that it is so well made, and so memorable. The sets are some of the greatest ever to appear on any film, and Lugosi is great as the awful head vamp. It's more than a little dated of course, so there's no blood/biting or on-screen death or murder, plus the acting is very theatrical at times, and there's quite a few long drawn-out sections of total silence that highlight exactly how old and pioneering it is.With that said, all horror fans should watch this at least once, as it does make a great late-night Halloween movie that will live on - just like the old count himself - forever.