Question 1

What happened to a 'lost' reel of Drácula that was eventually restored?

Accepted Answer

A missing reel containing Renfield's seduction by Dracula's brides and the voyage to England was located in Cuba and restored, though it was more worn than the rest of the film and differed strikingly from the English version.

Question 2

Which two actors had speaking roles in both the English and Spanish versions of Dracula?

Accepted Answer

Carla Laemmle and hunchbacked dwarf John George were the only actors with speaking parts in both versions. Laemmle played the coach passenger, and George said 'nosferatu' in both.

Question 3

How was the Spanish-language Drácula filmed compared to the English version?

Accepted Answer

It was filmed on the same sets at the same time as the Bela Lugosi version, with the English version shot during the day and the Spanish version at night.

Question 4

What key visual difference exists in the Spanish Drácula compared to the English version?

Accepted Answer

Unlike the English version, you can actually watch Count Dracula rising from his coffin in the Spanish-speaking version.

Question 5

Which festivals screened Drácula in 2010?

Accepted Answer

It was shown at the New York Film Festival and the Transilvania International Film Festival in 2010.

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