Question 1

How did J. Carrol Naish manage to deliver his lines despite memory issues?

Accepted Answer

Naish was very old and frail, could not remember dialogue, so he read his lines off cue cards. In close-ups, one eye moves while reading, the other does not because he had a glass eye.

Question 2

What classic movie props were reused in Dr. Durea's laboratory?

Accepted Answer

Much of the electrical equipment in Dr. Durea/Frankenstein's laboratory was originally used in the classic Universal films Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Ken Strickfaden supplied it.

Question 3

Which actors' final film was Dracula vs. Frankenstein?

Accepted Answer

The final film of both J. Carrol Naish and Lon Chaney Jr.

Question 4

Why does J. Carrol Naish appear older in the confrontation scene with Dracula?

Accepted Answer

Over one year elapsed between filming most of Naish's scenes (intended for a different film) and the Dracula/Frankenstein Monster scenes grafted in, so he looks older.

Question 5

When were the original scenes with Naish and Chaney Jr. filmed compared to the Dracula scenes?

Accepted Answer

Naish and Chaney Jr. completed their original scenes between March and April 1969; the Count Dracula/Frankenstein Monster scenes were completed over one year later.

Dracula vs. Frankenstein

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