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Would you all mind helping me with something? I'm writing this play, as I believe I've mentioned already, in which various directors of Dracula films are characters, and I'd like to get other perspectives on them. If you would fill out this poll, describing each of these five directors in one word or phrase, focusing either on their directing style or their personality, I would be much obliged. No need to back up your opinions, I'm just curious as to which first comes to mind.
(For reference: Murnau is the director of Nosferatu and a variety of other, now classic silent films. Browning is the director of the 1931 Bela Lugosi Dracula, as well as a lot of things with Lon Chaney and the 1932 Freaks. Terence Fisher is the director of numerous Hammer films, including Horror of Dracula and a sequel or two. John Badham is the director of the 1979 Frank Langella Dracula, as well as a diverse assortment of other things, including Saturday Night Fever and Wargames. Francis Ford Coppola, of course, is the director of Bram Stoker's Dracula and such success as the Godfather films.)
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Thank you!
(For reference: Murnau is the director of Nosferatu and a variety of other, now classic silent films. Browning is the director of the 1931 Bela Lugosi Dracula, as well as a lot of things with Lon Chaney and the 1932 Freaks. Terence Fisher is the director of numerous Hammer films, including Horror of Dracula and a sequel or two. John Badham is the director of the 1979 Frank Langella Dracula, as well as a diverse assortment of other things, including Saturday Night Fever and Wargames. Francis Ford Coppola, of course, is the director of Bram Stoker's Dracula and such success as the Godfather films.)
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Thank you!