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Title: Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Christopher Lee | ... | Count Dracula | |
| Peter Cushing | ... | Professor Lorrimer Van Helsing | |
| Stephanie Beacham | ... | Jessica Van Helsing | |
| Christopher Neame | ... | Johnny Alucard | |
| Michael Coles | ... | Inspector Murray | |
| Marsha A. Hunt | ... | Gaynor (as Marsha Hunt) | |
| Caroline Munro | ... | Laura Bellows | |
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Janet Key | ... | Anna |
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William Ellis | ... | Joe Mitcham |
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Philip Miller | ... | Bob |
| Michael Kitchen | ... | Greg | |
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David Andrews | ... | Detective Sergeant |
| Lally Bowers | ... | Matron | |
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Constance Luttrell | ... | Mrs. Donnelly |
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Michael Daly | ... | Charles |
In London 1872 - the final battle between Lawrence van Helsing and Count Dracula on top of a coach results in Dracula dying from a stake made from the remains of a wooden wheel. Lawrence dies from his wounds and, as he is buried, a servant of Dracula buries the remains of the stake by the grave and keeps a bottle of Dracula's ashes and the ring. One hundred years later, the colourful 1972, Johnny, the great-grandson of the servant joins up with a "group" containing Jessica, the grand-daughter of the present vampire hunter, Abraham van Helsing and with their unknowing help resurrect Dracula in the 20th Century who is determined to destroy the house of Van Helsing, but who can believe that The king of the Vampires really exists and is alive - in 20th Century London? Written by Lee Horton <Leeh@tcp.co.uk>
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Been reading the other comments of this film For some reason over the years various film critics and horror film book authors have been unjustly mean to this film. I mean you have Peter and Christopher together which is always a good start. A couple of smashing birds ( note the 70's lingo ) in Stephanie Beacham and Marsha Hunt and an absolute corker in the very sexy Caroline Munro ( who of course also advertised Lamb's Navy Rum , did a Bond Movie and perhaps the pinnacle of her career appeared as one of the hostesses with Ted Rogers and Dusty Bin on 3 2 1 ) I love the music too all very 70's. Christopher Neame's death scene was superb as was the final fight between Pete and Chris ( with that crazy 70's music once again ) is very well staged. Although Mr. Cushing looks as he's going to collapse going up and down those spiral steps.
The hilarious 70's costumes on the blokes look like they might have once belonged to Richard O'Sullivan in Man About the House. One chap spends the whole film dressed as some kind of 'kinky' monk.
The crazy 70's lingo is very funny and the group at the beginning at the party 'Stoneground ' well I'm just lost for words.
All in all I think this film is an absolute corker. If you haven't seen ignore the negative comments sit down and enjoy it.
I think it's a corker.