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La condesa Drácula

Título original: Countess Dracula
  • 1971
  • PG
  • 1h 33min
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Ingrid Pitt in La condesa Drácula (1971)
In 17th-century Hungary, elderly widow Countess Elisabeth Nádasdy maintains her misleading youthful appearance by bathing in the blood of virgins regularly supplied to her by faithful servant Captain Dobi.
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En la Hungría del siglo XVII, la anciana viuda condesa Elisabeth Nádasdy mantiene su engañosa apariencia juvenil bañándose en la sangre de vírgenes que le suministra regularmente su fiel cri... Leer todoEn la Hungría del siglo XVII, la anciana viuda condesa Elisabeth Nádasdy mantiene su engañosa apariencia juvenil bañándose en la sangre de vírgenes que le suministra regularmente su fiel criado el capitán Dobi.En la Hungría del siglo XVII, la anciana viuda condesa Elisabeth Nádasdy mantiene su engañosa apariencia juvenil bañándose en la sangre de vírgenes que le suministra regularmente su fiel criado el capitán Dobi.

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    • Peter Sasdy
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    • Jeremy Paul
    • Alexander Paal
    • Peter Sasdy
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    • Ingrid Pitt
    • Nigel Green
    • Sandor Elès
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    • Dirección
      • Peter Sasdy
    • Guionistas
      • Jeremy Paul
      • Alexander Paal
      • Peter Sasdy
    • Elenco
      • Ingrid Pitt
      • Nigel Green
      • Sandor Elès
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    Ingrid Pitt
    Ingrid Pitt
    • Countess Elisabeth
    Nigel Green
    Nigel Green
    • Captain Dobi
    Sandor Elès
    Sandor Elès
    • Imre Toth
    Maurice Denham
    Maurice Denham
    • Master Fabio
    Patience Collier
    Patience Collier
    • Julie
    Peter Jeffrey
    Peter Jeffrey
    • Captain Balogh
    Lesley-Anne Down
    Lesley-Anne Down
    • Ilona
    Leon Lissek
    Leon Lissek
    • Sergeant of Bailiffs
    Jessie Evans
    • Rosa
    Andria Lawrence
    Andria Lawrence
    • Ziza
    • (as Andrea Lawrence)
    Susan Brodrick
    Susan Brodrick
    • Teri
    Ian Trigger
    • Clown
    Nike Arrighi
    Nike Arrighi
    • Gypsy Girl
    Peter May
    Peter May
    • Janco
    John Moore
    John Moore
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    Joan Haythorne
    Joan Haythorne
    • Second Cook
    Marianne Stone
    Marianne Stone
    • Kitchen Maid
    Charles Farrell
    Charles Farrell
    • The Seller
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      • Alexander Paal
      • Peter Sasdy
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    6Coventry

    Virgin Blood: for all your party events! Now with new and improved formula!

    This is a Hammer film production and the name Dracula is mentioned in the title, yet shouldn't raise any hopes to see Christoper Lee dressed up in women's clothing, as this is not another entry in the long-running Dracula-series! The screenplay of this movie is based on the life of Countess Elisabeth Bathory, who lived in Hungary during the 16th century, and became almost as (in)famous as Vlad Dracula because of her bizarre rituals to sustain a youthful appearance. The merciless countess bathed in the blood of slain virgins and supposedly was responsible for the death of more than 300 young girls. Naturally, this makes her an ideal villain and who other than the eminent Hammer Studios were more eligible to turn this legend into a compelling Gothic horror movie? Director Peter Sasdy and writer Alexander Paal added a lot of popular story lines, like a truckload of sexual intrigues and a neat display of corruption, but they also managed to sustain the morbidity of Bathory's persona. Ingrid Pitt, perhaps the most ravishing Hammer actress ever (see "The Vampire Lovers" for more evidence), is truly magnificent as the repellent countess who would even sacrifice her own daughter in order to maintain her virility. She has the loyal Captain Dobi and a bunch of household staff to obey her commands implicitly and a newly arrived stud to fall in love with. Regretfully, the film lacks balanced pacing and the set pieces too often look like discarded attributes from other Hammer films. There's a satisfying amount of bloodshed and sleaze and the abrupt ending comes as a genuine shock. "Countess Dracula" is perhaps not the most sensational horror movie of the early 70's, but it provides a welcome change in substance and it's definitely worth tracking down by all the fans of Gothic goodness.
    6jamesrupert2014

    A bloody tribute to vanity and the cult of youth

    After discovering that she can regain youth and beauty by bathing in the blood of maidens, an aged Countess (Ingrid Pitt) courts a handsome young cavalry officer, but after she learns that the sanguineous youthifying is temporary, the body count begins to rise. The film is one of Hammer Films' more 'adult' horrors, with less emphasis on the 'monster' (in this case just a murderous old woman obsessed with regaining her youth) and more on the dread surrounding her. Much of the lurid film is about sexual relations, including the strange 'four-sided triangle', in which an older man (Nigel Green) desires the mature countess while the young officer (Sandor Elès) lusts after her youthful incarnation. There is some gratuitous nudity thrown in for good measure but not a lot of overt gruesomeness (despite the premise). The story is based on the legend of Elizabeth Báthory, a real-life 16th century Hungarian noblewoman rumoured to have depraved tastes for torture and who allegedly bathed in the blood of virgins to maintain her beauty (the 'Dracula' in the film's title is more about marketing than about history, legend, or plot). Most of the script and acting (especially by Pitt when she is portraying the 'young' countess) is rudimentary but the production values are pretty good and the 'aging/ugly' makeup is effective (if sometimes inconsistent). In the end, I found the film watchable (and seemingly more than the sum of its parts) and the final scenes are quite good (although they may be a letdown for viewers expecting some kind of bloody dénouement). Not among of the best of Hammer's extensive horror output but at least a bit different from the Lee/Cushing canon (despite the derivative and misleading title).
    8The_Void

    The price of vanity...

    The story of Elizabeth Bathory is easily one of the most important for the horror genre, and there's no studio more qualified to tackle said story than the legendary Hammer studios...but unfortunately, the resulting film is not as great as it could have been. Hammer had their golden period from the late fifties until the end of the sixties, and I dare say that if this film was released during that period, it would have been one of their classics. By the seventies, the studio had began to take influence from the lurid Euro horror films that were gaining popularity, and this resulted in Hammer losing it's innocence; which if you ask me, was what made them great in the first place. However, Countess Dracula is still one of Hammer's most inspiring films and benefits from a typically ludicrous plot line. We follow the Countess who, by chance, discovers that the blood of virgins restores her youth. After becoming young again, she pretends to be her own daughter and begins courting the son of a soldier; much to the annoyance of her present lover. However, nothing lasts forever; and bathing in the blood of virgins is something the Countess must continue to do if she is to retain her vanity…

    As mentioned, the way that the plot is handled isn't very good. The film plays out like a drama rather than a horror movie and there is barely any tension or suspense to found throughout the whole picture. It seems that director Peter Sasdy (who also made the very decent Taste the Blood of Dracula for Hammer) thought that the implications of the plot would be enough to carry it; and while this is true to an extent, the film does become a little too dreary at times. Another disappointing element of the film is that, despite the fact that it's about a woman who bathes in blood; we never actually get to see this taking place. I was really hoping to see the beautiful Ingrid Pitt relaxing in a bath of blood, but no! …I don't know, perhaps it would have been a little too graphic. The lead actress really does make the film her own, however and delivers a powerhouse performance that proves her worthy of the title of Hammer's best leading lady. The way that the film carries off the plot is really good, also, and we are allowed into the head of all three central figures. On the whole, I can't say that this is one of Hammer's best films, but despite its faults; I really enjoyed it.
    6ma-cortes

    Hammer horror film about the creepy activities of the Hungarian countess who used to bathe in the blood of slain virgins

    Freely based on real life about a Hungarian countess Elisabeth Bathory who bathed in the blood of young virgins to keep her youthful. It deals with the famous countess who once to be aware virgin's blood gives her youth, then she looks for girls to kill them and she subsequently bathes in the blood of virgins to preserve her youthful. As she attempts to get a new lease of life at whatever costs at an attempt to regain her lost beauty.

    Eerie terror movie from Hammer Films delivering emotion enough , it contains stiff acting , thrills , chills , intrigue , nudism and grisly killings. The movie is decent -shoddy sets apart- and still mysterious and acceptable thanks to emphasis on decay and corruption more than bloodsucking and vampirism . Ingrid Pitt gives a powerful and fierce portrayal , she pulls it all together with her splendid interpretation of a bitter woman's determination to hang on to an unexpected youthful . Support cast is pretty good, such as : Sandor Eles, Nigel Green , Maurice Denham , Peter Jeffrey , Patience Collier and a very young Lesley Anne Down. This tale about Elisabeth Bathory has been adapted sometimes as ¨Legend of Blood castle¨ 1973 by Jorge Grau with Lucia Bose, Ewa Aulin , Espartaco Santoni and ¨Walerian Borozyx's Immoral tales¨ with Paloma Picasso as countess Barthory and ¨Devil's wedding night¨ with Rosalba Neri.

    It contains a splendid and atmospheric musical score by Henry Richardson . As well as Kenneth Talbot's rich cinematography full of browns and golds and with varying shades of red. The motion picture was uneven but professionally directed by Peter Sasdy with some flaws and gaps , as it has some scenes that result to be of variable quality . Sasdy was a fine craftsman who directed a lot of fims with penchant for terror, Adventure and thriller , such as : ¨Taste the blood of Dracula, Hands of the Ripper, Nothing but the night, Doomwatch, Young warlord, King Arthur the young warlord, I don't want to be born, The devil' undead, 13 Reunion, Rude awakening, The two faces of evil, The lonely lady¨, among others. Rating 6/10. Acceptable and passable. The picture will appeal to Ingrid Pitt fans and Hammer Films aficionados.
    6pmtelefon

    Okay Hammer movie.

    "Countess Dracula" is an okay watch. It's not one of the best Hammer movies but that doesn't meant that it's a bad one either. The story is good but it seems to drag at times. The cast is fine as it usually is in Hammer films. I'm sure the men's costumes were historically accurate but I found them rather annoying at times. "Countess Dracula" is not one of my top picks when it comes to Hammer movies but it's still a satisfying watch.

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      The picture that appears behind the opening credits is an 1896 painting by Hungarian artist Istvan Csok. It shows the real Countess Bathory enjoying the torture of some young women by her servants. In an inner courtyard of one of her castles, the naked girls are being drenched with water and allowed to freeze to death in the snow.
    • Errores
      When the young boys in the forest discover the body of the girl, they run way and holler for help. In the next shot, the girl is breathing.
    • Citas

      Captain Dobi: And what will your daughter say? She arrives tomorrow and she'll find you as young as she is.

    • Versiones alternativas
      Although cinema cuts were requested by the BBFC (and the film remains listed as cut on their website) the edits were never made following an appeal by Hammer to chief censor Stephen Murphy.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Commander USA's Groovie Movies: Commander USA's Groovie Movies: The Aztec Mummy/Countess Dracula/Zorro's Black Whip/Undersea Kingdom (1985)

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      • 30 de marzo de 1972 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Reino Unido
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      • Inglés
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      • Countess Dracula
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(studio: made at)
    • Productoras
      • The Rank Organisation
      • Hammer Films
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      • 1h 33min(93 min)
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      • 1.66 : 1

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