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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jack Palance | ... | Dracula | |
| Simon Ward | ... | Arthur | |
| Nigel Davenport | ... | Van Helsing | |
| Pamela Brown | ... | Mrs. Westenra | |
| Fiona Lewis | ... | Lucy | |
| Penelope Horner | ... | Mina | |
| Murray Brown | ... | Jonathan Harker | |
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Virginia Wetherell | ... | Dracula's Wife (as Virginia Wetherall) |
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Barbara Lindley | ... | Dracula's Wife |
| Sarah Douglas | ... | Dracula's Wife | |
| George Pravda | ... | Innkeeper | |
| Hana Maria Pravda | ... | Innkeeper's Wife (as Hanna-Maria Pravda) | |
| Reg Lye | ... | Zookeeper | |
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Fred Stone | ... | Priest |
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Roy Spencer | ... | Whitby Inn Clerk |
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Dracula is searching for a woman who looks like his long dead wife.
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[picks him up by the throat and throws him across the room]
Dracula: to Hell!
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As Holmwood and Van Helsing explore Dracula's castle, they briefly stop to examine an iron maiden torture device, most likely a reference to the Bram Stoker short story "The Squaw," in which the main character meets his end inside such a device. See more »Goofs
When Dracula hurls the man out of the upper story window of the hotel, the cushion that breaks the stuntman's fall can be briefly seen in the lower left corner of the screen. See more »Quotes
Dracula: Mr. Harker... Now I go to England, and you...[picks him up by the throat and throws him across the room]
Dracula: to Hell!
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Alternate Versions
Two versions were created, one for American television and a slightly gorier print for theatrical distribution in Europe. The European version first surfaced on VHS in America in the 1980s hosted by Elvira. In 2002, the TV version was released on DVD by MPI, and they subsequently issued the theatrical version on blu-ray in 2014. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Jack Palance is arguably the best of the Draculas'. He is the only actor that ever gave me shivers when I watched, and to me that is one of my main criteria.....that I be scared! Yet I was also fascinated with the way he moved, sort of silent and deadly (as any vampire should). The very fact that his facial structure fit his character (as to his place of origin) was only a bonus. How could we not help but be witness to the dark and sinister side of Jack. His eyes were testament to something deep and mysterious hidden within. And yet are we not drawn to that which is dark and dreadful, that which makes us draw our hand to our mouth as if to stifle the sudden gasp of fear, as if it could protect us from that beautiful doom? Yes...Jack Palance as Dracula is all that and more to me.