La figlia di Dracula

Titolo originale: Dracula's Daughter
Regia: Lambert Hillyer |
Anno: 1936
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Horror
Tag: london, england | monster | parent child relationship | transylvania | vampire | castle | melancholy | undead | sequel | murder | countess | curse | black and white | madman | somber |
Cast: Otto Kruger | Gloria Holden | Marguerite Churchill | Edward Van Sloan | Gilbert Emery | Irving Pichel | Halliwell Hobbes | Billy Bevan | Nan Grey | Hedda Hopper | Claud Allister | Edgar Norton | E. E. Clive | Eily Malyon | Vernon Steele | Joseph R. Tozer | Douglas Wood | Fred Walton | Paul Weigel | Hedwiga Reicher | William Schramm | Agnes Anderson | Owen Gorin | Christian Rub | Wilhelm von Brincken | Edna Lyall | Silvia Vaughan | Douglas Gordon | David Dunbar | John Blood | Elsa Janssen | Bert Sprotte | Vesey O'Davoren | Eric Wilton | John Power | George Sorel | Gordon Hart | Paul Mitchell | Guy Kingsford | Clive Morgan | Pietro Sosso | George Kirby |

La figlia di Dracula, dopo l'uccisione del padre per mano di Van Helsing, cerca di combattere la sua natura vampiresca. Va a Londra, dove in cerca di una cura, si rivolge allo psichiatra Garth. Pur innamorandosi di lui e illudendosi di poter essere una donna normale, la sua natura è più forte e tentata dal servo Sandor, cede al suo istinto e alla sete di sangue...

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Van Helsing addresses one of the police officers as "constable", in spite of his obvious sergeant st [...] D
Sandor is aiming his bow again when he is shot, but when the police examine his body, the bow is now [...] D
In both Dracula and La figlia di Dracula, Whitby is constantly alluded to as being right next to Lon [...] D
At the conclusion of "Dracula", Van Helsing drives a thin piece of wood into Dracula's heart. In thi [...] D
When Lili is eating a sandwich, her speech is perfectly clear, even though her mouth is supposedly f [...] D
Prof. Van Helsing claims that Count Dracula had been dead for about 500 years, and that his daughter [...] D
At Lady Esme Hammond's party, Sir Aubrey is seen standing between Countess Zeleska on the left, and [...] D
When Garth watches the Countess get struck down by the arrow, he neither flinches nor reacts. But th [...] D
Countess Zaleska, a vampire, handles a crucifix without harm. Her father, Count Dracula, also a vamp [...] D
The sergeant refers to the police station to which the body of Dracula has been brought as "Whitby J [...] D
When the police came upon the mayhem at Carfax Abbey (caused in Dracula) in the first scene, where w [...] D
Missing from the first film are Dr Seward, Johnathon Harker, and Mina. Harker's bride to be. They co [...] D
Edward Van Sloan's character, named "Van Helsing" in Dracula, inexplicably has his name changed to " [...] D
An ambulance seen arriving at a hospital is an American square back hearse type and by freeze framin [...] D
La figlia di Dracula opens showing the aftermath of the mayhem at Carfax Abbey, which happened in Dr [...] D
Garth tells the cabby he will pay him 5 pounds for the trip to Dracula's castle. However, it appears [...] D
Three actors' names are misspelled in the credits: Halliwell Hobbes (as Hobbs), Nan Grey (as Gray), [...] D
Whatever mysterious force is causing the earth to shift in the police cell at Whitby (when Dracula's [...] D
Although the film takes place mostly in London, telephones consistently ring one ring at a time, whe [...] D
Just before the sergeant leaves his constable alone in the station (just before Zaleska makes her fi [...] D
After Van Helsing is arrested in Whitby he's sent to Scotland Yard but the local police would deal w [...] D

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Sandor: Wait. Lili: Leave me alone! I haven't don [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: [She gives Sandor her cloa [...] D
Lady Esme Hammond: My dear, how sweet of you to co [...] D
Hobbs: Will you take your barley water now, sir? [...] D
Janet Blake: Where's Dr. Garth? Countess Marya Za [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: You're a great doctor. A d [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Oh, good evening, Miss Bla [...] D
Dr. Garth: Well, at any rate a good tramp over the [...] D
Dr. Garth: Hypnosis, eh? Countess Marya Zaleska: [...] D
Prof. Von Helsing: A vampire cannot see its own re [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Do you believe that the de [...] D
Sandor: Beautiful and helpless. Why have you left [...] D
Dr. Garth: You know, this is the first woman's fla [...] D
Lili: Why are you looking at me that way? Won't I [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Be thou exorcised oh Dracu [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Why are you looking at me [...] D
Sir Basil Humphrey: I knew I should have turned of [...] D
Dr. Garth: Well, strangely enough, Van Helsing tak [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Dr. Garth, I asked you her [...] D
[last lines] Sir Basil Humphrey: The woman is bea [...] D
Lady Esme Hammond: Sherry, Marya? Countess Marya [...] D
[on the phone] Dr. Garth: Yes? Dr. Garth speaking [...] D
Dr. Garth: Now look here. I'm tired of being annoy [...] D
Dr. Garth: Where's Janet? Countess Marya Zaleska: [...] D
Janet Blake: Well! You might say, "Good evening." [...] D
Countess Marya Zaleska: Sandor, look at me. What d [...] D
Prof. Von Helsing: The loss of blood. The marks on [...] D
Dr. Garth: I'm a psychiatrist, Professor, not a la [...] D
Hawkins: [comes out of Dracula's castle] Some man [...] D

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