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Count Dracula

Bela Lugosi

Mina Seward

Helen Chandler

John Harker

David Manners

Renfield

Dwight Frye

Professor Abraham Van Helsing

Edward Van Sloan

Dr. Jack Seward

Herbert Bunston

Lucy Weston

Frances Dade

Maid

Joan Standing

Martin (as Charles Gerrard)

Charles K. Gerrard

Innkeeper's Daughter (uncredited)

Anna Bakacs

Coach Passenger (uncredited)

Nicholas Bela

Coach Passenger (uncredited)

Daisy Belmore

Innkeeper's Wife (uncredited)

Barbara Bozoky

Harbormaster (voice) (uncredited)

Tod Browning

Maid (uncredited)

Moon Carroll

Dracula's Bride (uncredited)

Geraldine Dvorak

Scientist (uncredited)

John George

Flower Girl (uncredited)

Anita Harder

Coach Passenger (uncredited)

Carla Laemmle

Coach Passenger (uncredited)

Donald Murphy

Surgeon (uncredited)

Wyndham Standing

Dracula's Bride (uncredited)

Cornelia Thaw

Dracula's Bride (uncredited)

Dorothy Tree

Nurse Grace (uncredited)

Josephine Velez

Innkeeper (uncredited)

Michael Visaroff

Concertgoer Outside Theater (uncredited)

Florence Wix

Director

Tod Browning

Novel

Bram Stoker

Theatre Play

Hamilton Deane

Theatre Play

John L. Balderston

Director of Photography

Karl Freund

Editor

Milton Carruth

Producer

E. M. Asher

Producer

Tod Browning

Producer

Carl Laemmle Jr.

Original Music Composer

Philip Glass

Art Direction

Charles D. Hall

Recording Supervision

C. Roy Hunter

Supervising Film Editor

Maurice Pivar

Screenplay

Garrett Fort

Writer

Louis Bromfield

Writer

Tod Browning

Other

Max Cohen

Additional Dialogue

Dudley Murphy

Writer

Louis Stevens

Casting

Phil M. Friedman

Production Design

John Hoffman

Production Design

Herman Rosse

Set Decoration

Russell A. Gausman

Costume Design

Ed Ware

Costume Design

Vera West

Makeup Department Head

Jack P. Pierce

First Assistant Director

Scott R. Beal

Second Assistant Director

Herman Schlom

Set Designer

John Hoffman

Scenic Artist

Charles A. Logue

Set Designer

Herman Rosse

Boom Operator

Jack Bolger

Foley Artist

Jack Foley

Sound Mixer

William Hedgcock

Effects Supervisor

Frank H. Booth

Production Illustrator

William Davidson

Matte Painter

John P. Fulton

Second Assistant Camera

Frank H. Booth

Director of Photography

Joseph Brotherton

Still Photographer

still photographer

First Assistant Camera

King D. Gray

Conductor

Heinz Roemheld

Presenter

Carl Laemmle

Title Designer

Max Cohen

Researcher

Nan Grant

Supervisor of Production Resources

Charles Logue

Continuity

Dudley Murphy

Script Supervisor

Aileen Webster

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**La Séduisante Technique du Féroce.** Censuré de 4 minutes en 1936, Dracula commence par des images qui sont incroyables pour l'époque du film et méritent un coup de cœur. La légende prend place dans un rythme effréné où surgissent ses créatures. Malgré son style théâtral il subsiste un élégant cachet jusqu'au voyage pour Londres. La bête féroce découvre le monde moderne et laisse la trace de sa malédiction, ce qui lance l'enquête dans une partie maladroite. Une preuve éclatante ouvre la chasse et engage l'intense combat des 2 parties jusqu'à son magnifique dénouement.