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Genres:
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Horror /
Romance
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Director:
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John Badham
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Actors:
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Laurence Olivier,
Kate Nelligan,
Trevor Eve,
Sylvester McCoy,
Joe Belcher,
Ted Carroll,
Jan Francis,
Janine Duvitski,
Teddy Turner,
Kristine Howarth,
Frank Birch,
Gabor Vernon,
Frank Langella,
Donald Pleasence,
Tony Haygarth
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Duration:
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127 min.
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Rating:
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(6/10)210
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Plot Summary:
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When a ship is wrecked off Whitby, the single survivor, Count Dracula, is discovered lying on the strand by the sickly innocent Mina, who is visiting her dear friend Lucy Seward. Lucy, her fianc? Johnathan Harker (a counselor-at-law), and her father Dr. Seward (who runs the state asylum) try to flesh out b compose the Compute feel welcome to England. The Count quickly takes the memoirs of Mina, and proceeds to romance Lucy, with the intention of making her his greatest bride. Soon after the death of Mina, the Sewards call her father, Dr. Van Helsing to be brought up to their domestic. As Lucy... falls deeper under the delineate of the Count, Dr. Van Helsing hardly the moment that comes to forgive that his daughter fell prey to a vampire and discovers the accused to be none other than the Bank on himself. Dr. Van Helsing, Dr. Seward, and Johnathan Harker work together to foil the Upon's plans to entertain Lucy away to his autochthonous Transylvania.
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I agree
I agree with above review, one of my fav films ever made, a CLASSIC.
The best ever
I remember seeing this when it first come out, and have been waiting for years for it to come out on DVD. It is by far the best Dracula film ever made. The cast are perfect. But the best of all is John Williams music score, It adds so much atmosper.
Dracula at his best
This (in my humble opinion) is one of the best Dracula movies ever. It is set in 1800s London and oozes atmosphere. Dracula (Frank Langella) is enticing to say the least and doesn't over act the part. Olivier is excellent as Van Helsing, and the filming, storyline and acting is of a high standard. This film is full of suspense, and it is very sexy (without having to resort to nudity). Good as the early Hammer Dracula movies were, this is far more polished and updated and doesn't have the obligatory 'bat on a string'.
The best ever
I remember seeing this when it first get well out, and have been waiting over the extent of years destined for it to understandable out on DVD. It is through far the foremost Dracula film at all made. The cast are deft. But the best of all is John Williams music score, It adds so much atmosper.
I agree
I conform with above study, one of my fav films everlastingly made, a CLASSIC.
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