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Guess What Happened to Count Dracula? (1971)

 -  Comedy | Horror  -  1970 (USA)
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Cast overview, first billed only:
Des Roberts ...
Count Adrian
Claudia Siefried ...
Angelica (as Claudia Barron)
John Landon ...
Guy
Robert Branche ...
Dr. Harris
Frank Donato ...
Imp
Yvonne Gaudry ...
Gypsy
Gene Stowell ...
Miklos
Denny Lester ...
Igor
John King III ...
Gil (as John King)
Jeff Cady ...
Larry
Angela Carnon ...
Nurse
Nancy Simpson
James Young-El ...
Macumba Initiate (as Jim Young-El)
Sandra Steiner
Clancy Sylvan
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1970 (USA)  »

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The Master of the Dungeon  »

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Written and Performed by Des Roberts
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Can't guess?
25 April 2001 | by (United Kingdom) – See all my reviews

Turns out that he became the incredibly camp Count Adrian and went to live in 70's America, where he lived in a castle populated by dancing hippies, snakes, a tiger, a laughing fortune teller and a gorilla in a cage! Terrible dark photography, poor jumpy editing, non-performances from a forgotten cast and some of the most hilarious lines of straight-faced dialogue in movie history make this movie oddly irresistable to the cult film fan. Des Roberts' performance of Count Adrian certainly gives Rog Moore a run for his money in terms of eyebrow-raising!


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