The Brides of Dracula - Count Dracula - BBC

As the Count seemingly defies gravity by scaling the walls of his castle, Harker is entranced by the appearance of the three brides of Dracula as he writes a letter to his beloved fiancee, Mina. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcworldwide

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[TheMusicNaziChick]

At 1:20 I would have been like. "CAN YOU BITCHES PLEASE SHUT UP! I'm like, trying to read here and shit!"

[waya121]

so eerie ..

[themovieguy364]

@itzjoeymac

Absolutely.

[itzjoeymac]

@themovieguy364 Judi Bowker is a real beauty

[sockington1]

ADVERTS FUCK OFF YOU WANKERS

[blakey66]

wow sue vanner i forgot what a babe she was

[themovieguy364]

@gedren56

Yes that's Judi Bowker as Mina (an apparation of Jonathan's thoughts in this scene). I daresay she embodies the role more than anyone I've seen. Sweet and innocent, yet strong-willed, smart, and fiercely loyal to Jonathan (unlike the ones in the Badham and Coppola versions). I personally prefer her in this to Clash of the Titans. She was good in that, and emobdied the look there as well, but something (the dialouge I guess) made her sound more stiff there.

[gedren56]

the girl at the end--isn't that princess andromeda from the original clash of the titans? judi bowker?

[phantomskeep]

They kind of made Dracula's climb down the wall a little more ridiculous than in the book. In the book, it was eerie- and cold. You could imagine him wriggling down the wall in such a disgusting way, like in the Coppola version which actually looked like a lizard, as described in the book. This, well- I snorted at this. But it's still a good adaption of the book. Just this scene is what I don't like.