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Les temps sont durs pour les vampires (1959)

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Les temps sont durs pour les vampires

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The British production of "Dracula" (1958) (U.S.: "Horror of Dracula" (1958)) was such a huge hit that an Italian production company almost immediately came up with the idea of cashing in on the success by doing a vampire comedy. Christopher Lee had made such an impression in the British production that they went to the additional expense of hiring him to come to Italy to essentially recreate his Dracula character.
Sir Christopher Lee's voice was dubbed by another actor for the English language version.
This was Sir Christopher Lee's first role in an Italian production.
Part of the comedy was pairing the 5'2" Renato Rascel with the almost 6'5" Christopher Lee.
The popularity of this Renato Rascel comedy was boosted by casting two actors from two recent blockbusters: Christopher Lee from "Dracula" (1958) (U.S.: "Horror of Dracula" (1958)) and Sylva Koscina, the female lead from "Hercules" (1958).

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