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Carlos Villarías | Conde Drácula | |
Lupita Tovar | Eva | |
Barry Norton | Juan Harker | |
Pablo Álvarez Rubio | Renfield | |
Eduardo Arozamena | Van Helsing | |
José Soriano Viosca | Doctor Seward | |
Carmen Guerrero | Lucia | |
Amelia Senisterra | Marta | |
Manuel Arbo | Martin | |
Geraldine Dvorak | Bride of Dracula | |
Cornelia Thaw | Bride of Dracula | |
Dorothy Tree | Bride of Dracula | |
Helen Chandler | Mina Seward | |
Jane Adams | ||
Louise Allbritton |
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Producer | Ford Beebe
Tod Browning |
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Writer | Bram Stoker
Garrett Ford |
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Cinematography | George Robinson
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Renfield (Pablo Alvarez Rubio) makes a nighttime business trip to Transylvania to visit Conde Dracula (Carlos Villar). Conde Dracula wishes to purchase some property in England for his move to better conditions for his nocturnal habits, and Renfield makes sure all the boxes are properly packed. Once in London, Renfield takes up residence in an insane asylum where caretaker Dr. Steward (Jose Soriano Viosca) finds more inmates may be on the way. Steward’s daughter (Lupita Tovar) seems another on the way to madness. Prof. Van Helsing (Eduardo Arozamena) takes up the case when it becomes apparent the occult is at work. Soon he is onto Conde Dracula's quest for blood. |
Disc 01 | |
1. Dracula (1931) with original score | |
2. Dracula (1931) with Philip Glass score | |
3. Stephen Sommers commentaries on Dracula | |
4. The Road to Dracula: documentary | |
5. Dracula: poster and photo montage | |
6. Dracula theatrical trailer | |
7. David J. Skal commentary | |
Disc 02 | |
8. Dracula - Spanish version (1931) | |
9. Introduciton to the Spanish version - Lupita Tovar | |
10. Dracula's Daughter (1936) | |
11. Dracula's Daughter theatrical trailer | |
12. Son of Dracula theatrical trailer | |
13. side 2: Son of Dracula (1943) | |
14. side 2: House of Dracula (1945) | |
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Features
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