L'ombra del vampiro

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Udo Kier, who appears as Albin Grau, played the Count himself in Dracula cerca sangue di vergine e.. [...]	D
John Malkovich was 46 when he played F. W. Murnau, director of Nosferatu. Murnau was only 33 at th [...]	D
The camera crew and cast arrive a the Han Budala inn.. literal translation is Fool's Inn from Turkis [...]	D
Willem Dafoe's portrayal of Max Schrek was nominated for Academy Award. This is the only time anyone [...]	D
The locomotive that conveys the film crew to Czechoslovakia is named "Charon". In Greek myth, Charon [...]	D
The film takes place in 1921.	D
Just prior to the crew's arrival at the castle for the first night of filming, a quick establishing [...]	D
Willem Dafoe groped Catherine McCormack's right breast for roughly 5 minutes in a single scene.	D
The Brazilian DVD artwork doesn't have director E. Elias Merhige's name on the cover, having produce [...]	D
Cary Elwes has now starred in two film interpretations concerning Dracula, the other being Dracula d [...]	D
A deleted subplot for the film involves Murnau's cabaret performer lover Micheline, revealed to be t [...]	D
The first movie Nicolas Cage produced.	D
Originally titled "Burned to Light" in a reference to the filmmaking process (and the vampire's ulti [...]	D
The real Max Schreck was 6'3" while Willem Dafoe is only 5'9".	D
Cary Elwes, Eddie Izzard, and Ronan Vibert would all appear in Peter Bogdanovich's The Cat's Meow a [...]	D
Murnau's line, "If it isn't in the frame, it doesn't exist", is a paraphrase of a piece of advice th [...]	D
The part of Max Schreck was written specifically for Willem Dafoe.	D
Second time William Dafoe works in a vampire movie. The first was The Hunger (1983)	D
The music played on the phonograph to set the mood for the actors in some of the scenes is the sound [...]	D
Based in part upon a legend that Max Schreck was in reality a vampire which is why he played the rol [...]	D
Willem Dafoe was hired as The Green Goblin in Spider-Man (2002) after the producers watched his perf [...]	D
One of the tracks used is from the Prelude, Tristan and Isolde by Richard Wagner.	D
Max Schreck (Willem Dafoe) recites Tennyson's poem 'Tithonus' at one point: 'The woods decay, the wo [...]	D

As Gustav is going to bed, he picks up one of the candles, brings it to his bed and blows it out. Al [...]	D
In the titles on screen (as in a silent film), the first time the Count's name is listed as "Orlock" [...]	D
When Wagner first arrives by plane he moves his goggles from his eyes, the camera changes shot and h [...]	D
When Greta arrives on the island, she takes off one of her gloves. In a different shot, she has both [...]	D
There is a reflection of Count Orlock's head in the mirror moments after a big deal was made about t [...]	D
When the crew are filming the first scene featuring Gustav and Schreck together, just after Murnau s [...]	D
At the beginning one of Murnau's assistants calls him one of the greatest movie makers ever, with D. [...]	D
It was utterly impossible to film at night in 1922, so all night-time scenes were actually filmed in [...]	D
When Gustav climbs down a ladder, bragging, he finishes the sentence with stepping on the ground. Th [...]	D
At one point Murnau delivers a diatribe in which he uses the word "Scheisskopf". Contrary to common [...]	D
When Max Schreck catches a bat in mid air and starts to drink from it (approximately 52:30 into the [...]	D
When Greta is lying on the bed looking in the mirror at herself and terrified that Max Schreck has n [...]	D
When Murnau converses with Greta in the beginning, the length of her cigarette changes inconsistentl [...]	D
In the final scene the pillows on the bed are piled up, yet when the actress goes to lay down on the [...]	D
A woman walks in with two Pekingese, which she hands to two men on opposite sides of her. The dogs s [...]	D
When Skrek first sees the picture of Greta the photos do not match between shots. This is because th [...]	D
Wagner arrives in his airplane in broad daylight, but it's pitch dark a few seconds later when he wa [...]	D
When Murnau first introduces Shreck to the other actors he says "his method is unusual" and informs [...]	D
After they film Gustav entering the castle, he is talking in the doorway with Murnau and Grau. Murna [...]	D

Greta Schroder: Hey, who died?	D
F.W. Murnau: Why would you possibly want to be in [...]	D
Max Schreck: I would like some makeup. F.W. Murna [...]	D
Fritz Arno 'Fritzy' Wagner: Is the camera loaded? [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Albin, collect the wooden stake and r [...]	D
Albin: What is the most wondrous thing you ever sa [...]	D
Max Schreck: Go to hell, Murnau!	D
F.W. Murnau: Ladies and gentlemen, this is Max Sch [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Don't think I can't harm you. Max Sc [...]	D
[Asked what he thought of the book, Dracula] Max [...]	D
Max Schreck: I feed like an old man pees - sometim [...]	D
Gustav: [fighting Schreck] Jesus Christus! Get thi [...]	D
Max Schreck: I don't think we need the writer any [...]	D
Max Schreck: There was a time... when I... fed fro [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Death of centuries! Moonchaser! Blasp [...]	D
Max Schreck: Did I kill one of your people, Murnau [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Time will no longer be a dark spot on [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Why him, you monster? Why not the... [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: I will not allow you to destroy my pi [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: Go ahead! Eat the writer! That will l [...]	D
Max Schreck: I told you, I feed erratically, and o [...]	D
[last lines] F.W. Murnau: I think we have it.	D
F.W. Murnau: Our battle, our struggle, is to creat [...]	D
F.W. Murnau: If it's not in frame, it doesn't exis [...]	D
Murnau: They don't need to act. They need to be.	D

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