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Count Orlock talks about the sadness of Bram Stroker's Dracula.

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  • Dafoe should have won the Oscar for this. Such a shame.

  • Nope, the scene is definitely in the book. It's removed from most abridged copies, though, so maybe you read an abridged version? I read the abridged version (unwittingly - hadn't realised I'd picked up that version) first, and was really surprised just how much they'd axed from the novel when I re-read the full thing later.

    As for this clip - I love this move and this scene. I just wish they'd carried the clip on to the point where he talks about the one who sired him. Excellent film :)

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  • What's with all the chirping birds in the background? They shot this scene at night.

  • Wow, what great dialogue. What great writing. Amazingly fresh look at that old tried and true story. Never thought of Dracula as being lonely have we? Top-shelf writing. Top shelf.

  • Williem..made the character his own..thats what I say

  • To put it simply, it is a fictional "making-of" dramatization. A sort of "what-if" scenario. What if Max Schreck was so good as Count Orlock because he WAS Count Orlock? It's also interesting to note the director-actor relationship this film shows. Some actors are difficult to work with and directors have to make concessions for them. Like working with a vampire.

  • He was nominated for this and I still think he should have won. He did a great job of reacting the scenes from "Nosferatu".

  • Williem Dafoe would have deserved the Oscar.

  • indeed.that would make sense.fine point in good film.

  • It can be fictional(which it is) but it cant be completely because it is about the making of a real film in 1922 with the names of the real actors , so it is both historical and fictional

  • Completely fictional

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