Drácula

Título original: Dracula

1979
R
1h 49min

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Frank Langella and Kate Nelligan in Drácula (1979)

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En 1913, el encantador, seductor y siniestro vampiro Conde Drácula viaja a Inglaterra en busca de una novia inmortal.En 1913, el encantador, seductor y siniestro vampiro Conde Drácula viaja a Inglaterra en busca de una novia inmortal.En 1913, el encantador, seductor y siniestro vampiro Conde Drácula viaja a Inglaterra en busca de una novia inmortal.

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- 3 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Frank Langella also played the title character of Dracula on stage during the Broadway revival, and was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance. Langella once said of his interpretation of Dracula, "I don't play him as a hair-raising ghoul. He is a nobleman, an elegant man with a very difficult problem, a man with a unique and distinctive social problem. He has to have blood to live, and he is immortal."

Errores
When Harker is driving away from Dracula's castle after having Dracula sign the deed papers, Renfield jumps him from the back of his car. During the scenes of struggle, there's a from-the-front shot that clearly shows another car loaded with people (crew?) about a hundred feet or so behind the Harker car.

Citas
Dr. Jack Seward: Count, some wine?
Count Dracula: No thank you, Doctor. I never drink wine.

Versiones alternativas
Director John Badham intended to film the movie in black and white but was forced by the studio to shoot in Technicolor. When the movie was re-released on laserdisc in 1991, at the behest of Badham, the lush color was drained from the film. All subsequent home video releases feature the desaturated print.

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Featured in Sneak Previews: Prophecy/Bloodline/Moonraker/Dracula/Nightwing (1979)

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7/10

A big deal in its day.

Langella made a huge impact with this film and it is the movie that made him a star. While Lugosi was brilliant, his performance was representative of the overacting that was the norm at the time. The Christopher Lee / Hammer version was scary but old school almost to the point of campy - cheap formula films. With the 1979 version we had something completely different - a young(ish) romantic vampire. The passion depicted had never been seen before and it broke barriers in bringing women into the theaters for horror films. By today's standards it is clearly dated and it seems to a degree to be like a series of vignettes, but they were breaking new ground. One can forgive some contrivances, such as an abbey (which represented the absolute best Carfax set in any movie before or since) with the incongruity of a giant stone bat and snarling face door in the interior masonry. These truly were the best Dracula sets ever. The climactic ending also displayed more imagination than any other Dracula film. Overall, this was a great movie for its day. If one were a fan of horror films, this is definitely one that should be in their collection.