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Bram Stoker's Dracula
Directed by
Francis Ford Coppola
R
1992
2h 8m
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7.4
69%
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The centuries old vampire Count Dracula comes to England to seduce his barrister Jonathan Harker's fiancée Mina Murray and inflict havoc in the foreign land.
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Cast of Bram Stoker's Dracula
Gary Oldman
Dracula
Winona Ryder
Mina Murray / Elisabeta
Anthony Hopkins
Professor Abraham Van Helsing
Keanu Reeves
Jonathan Harker
Sadie Frost
Lucy Westenra
Cary Elwes
Lord Arthur Holmwood
Richard E. Grant
Dr. Jack Seward
Billy Campbell
Quincey P. Morris
Tom Waits
R.M. Renfield
Monica Bellucci
Dracula's Bride
Florina Kendrick
Dracula's Bride
Michaela Bercu
Dracula's Bride
Jay Robinson
Mr. Hawkins
I.M. Hobson
Hobbs
Laurie Franks
Lucy's Maid
Maud Winchester
Downstairs Maid
Octavian Cadia
Deacon
Robert Getz
Priest
Dagmar Stanec
Sister Agatha
Eniko Öss
Sister Sylva
Nancy Linehan Charles
Older Woman
Tatiana von Fürstenberg
Younger Woman
Jules Sylvester
Zookeeper
Hubert Wells
Zookeeper
Daniel Newman
News Hawker
Honey Lauren
Peep Show Girl
Judi Diamond
Peep Show Girl
Robert Buckingham
Husband
Cully Fredricksen
Van Helsing's Assistant
Ele Bardha
Grave Digger (uncredited)
Alain Blazevic
Van Helsing's Student (uncredited)
Mark Borkowski
Van Helsing's Student (uncredited)
Tina Cote
Extra (uncredited)
Christina Fulton
Vampire Girl (uncredited)
Jeffery Thomas Johnson
Van Helsing's Student (uncredited)
John F. Kearney
Waiter (uncredited)
Paul Klar
Soldier (uncredited)
Michael Laren
Priest (uncredited)
Adamo Palladino
Dock Loader (uncredited)
Philip Pucci
Lorryman (uncredited)
Heidi Schooler
Young Courtesan (uncredited)
Damon Stout
Londoner (uncredited)
Bram Stoker's Dracula Ratings & Reviews
Lessons of Darkness
Nick Schager
A feast for the senses that fails to satisfy the heart, libido or mind.
Associated Press
Dolores Barclay
Coppola attempts to combine honor, romance, philosophy, humor, adventure and eroticism into one big stylish brew. But what he chums out is vastly unappetizing.
Newsweek
David Ansen
Coppola's remake throws so much fancy technique at its story that the usually foolproof drama at its core gets drowned in a tide of images. It's not scary, it's not suspenseful and its eroticism is largely theoretical.
TIME Magazine
Richard Corliss
To the director, the count is a restless spirit who has been condemned for too many years to interment in cruddy movies. This luscious film restores the creature's nobility and gives him peace.
Variety
Todd McCarthy
Overall, this Dracula could have been less heavy and more deliciously evil than it is, but it does offer a sumptuous engorgement of the senses.
Chicago Reader
Jonathan Rosenbaum
A somewhat dispersed and overcrowded story line that remains fascinating and often affecting thanks to all its visual and conceptual energy.
Slant Magazine
Budd Wilkins
In keeping with the operatic and overly histrionic approach to the material, the film's performances are almost uniformly dialed up to 11.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Jeff Strickler
Seeing Bram Stoker's Dracula is akin to buying a ticket to what you think is the most exciting ride on the midway and then discovering that it's just an overdressed merry-go-round.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
Todd Camp
The performances are top-notch, the set design is a wonder to behold and the cinematography is breathtaking. Bram Stoker's Dracula falls flat only in its failed attempt to faithfully -- almost religiously -- adapt to the novel.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joe Pollack
The full title of the film is Bram Stoker's Dracula, but don't you believe it. This is Francis Ford Coppola's movie.
Seattle Times
John Hartl
This "Dracula" lacks the narrative drive, the creepiness and the necessary brevity of the best previous film adaptations. Overblown and sinfully overlong at 123 minutes, it leaves you wanting much less.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Steven Rea
Truly, there is too much going on here, and the results are exhausting. At the same time, the film's very busyness is part of Dracula's undeniable charm. If there is glory in excess, Coppola's movie is glorious.
Boston Globe
Jay Carr
This Dracula is only eyeball-deep, a series of opulent sensory jolts, drained of real emotion; in effect, it's a two-hour trailer for a film that never arrives.
Orlando Sentinel
Jay Boyar
The main things to admire are the painstaking filmmaking techniques that Coppola and his collaborators have lavished on the movie. If Dracula doesn't suck, it's because these techniques are, in themselves, quite effective.
Los Angeles Times
Kenneth Turan
No matter what else you do with it, a Dracula that cannot manage to be more scary than silly is as pitilessly doomed as that elegant old Transylvanian himself.
New York Magazine/Vulture
David Denby
This is the hotel Fontainebleau of vampire movies -- a vulgar monstrosity with too many characters, too many climaxes (and hence no climax). What's important, and what isn't? Coppola no longer knows.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Eleanor Ringel Cater
Dracula may not be on par with Mr. Coppola's very best work, but it's no sucker punch either. Lugosi would've been proud. And Ken Russell would be very, very jealous.
Detroit Free Press
Judy Gerstel
Quite a mouthful. Quite an eyeful. Quite a mess. This latest cinematic interpretation of the Dracula legend by the legendary director is overdirected, overwrought, and underwhelming. It's a like a grand opera without the music.
Newsday
Jack Mathews
The Coppola version of the classic Gothic tale is more faithful to the novel than most, at least in the number of specific references to it, but it is also the most incoherent, the most suspense less, and the least involving.
Chicago Tribune
Dave Kehr
Bram Stoker's Dracula is a film that fails to make the most of its good ideas and spends far too much time fussing over its bad ones.
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