Unsuccessfully tried to make Dracula a romance
This version of Dracula featured Frank Langella as the vampire and Laurence Olivier as his nemesis Professor Van Helsing. The story was another adaptation of the Bram Stoker original book. If you know the story this version contains all the major events such as Dracula arriving in England upon what looked like an abandoned boat. At first Dracula is accepted into the local community and then he sets upon the local women which draws in Van Helsing to stop him. He’s assisted by Jonathan Hawker (Trevor Eve) and Dr. Jack Seward (Donald Pleasence). The twist in this film was that they tried to make it a love story between Dracula and Lucy played by Kate Neligan. Instead of Dracula just attempting to seduce women to suck their blood, Langella’s version showed actual affection for Lucy. Francisco Ford Coppola’s version of Dracula did a much better job with this theme while maintaining a strong sense of a horror film. The latter was what this film was missing, which made it a disappointment. You don’t watch Dracula films for romance and romance only, but that’s all you really got with this movie.<br />C
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