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Old Drac
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Title: Old Drac (1975)
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Teresa Graves | ... |
Countess Vampira
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Peter Bayliss | ... |
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Angela
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Marc
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Helga
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Pottinger
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Nancy
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Andrea Allan | ... |
Eve
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Ritva
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Rose
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Christopher Sandford | ... |
Milton
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Gilmore
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Mr. King
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Aimi MacDonald | ... |
Woman in Hotel Room
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A faulty blood transfusion turns Dracula's wife black.
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If You Liked "Young Frankenstein" You'll Love "Old Dracula!"Parents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
12 January 1975 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
Old Dracula See more »Company Credits
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theme song sung by The Majestics
Music and lyrics by Anthony Newley
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Donald Gee, George Layton and Gerald Flood were considered for roles. See more »Goofs
When Dracula is attempting to gain entrance to his hotel room via the window, you can see that its pitch black behind him. however, the very next scene shows that its almost daylight outside. See more »Soundtracks
"Vampira"theme song sung by The Majestics
Music and lyrics by Anthony Newley
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Though it has been several years since I saw this film, I recall enough to wish I could find it on video..or better DVD.
I happen to like David Niven and found this film rather enjoyable. I would expect that one would need to be able to grasp some of the subtle humor that a good number of Britcoms are known for to really enjoy some of the more funny bits.