Duck, duck, vampire...
...or Dracula, Dracula, Adam!
I have utterly given up on trying to do a Top Ten of Dracula Performances on Film. My ability to pick ones breaks down fast past a Top Five, so I'm just presenting a Top Five instead--
Top Five Dracula Performances on Film
1. Frank Langella Dracula 1979
2. Ben Cross Nightlife 1989
3. Luke Evans Dracula Untold 2014
4. George Hamilton Love at First Bite 1979
5. Bela Legosi Dracula 1932
That's right. I included comedy ones right in there with more serious ones. I'm not a particularly big fan of Bram Stoker's novel so I like seeing different take offs from his creation. I've already mentioned a couple of times how much I enjoy Luke Evans' Dracula. I decided to make some icons of him. While I was working on those, I realized I didn't have ones for my absolute favorite Dracula on film, Frank Langella's Dracula, or for Tom Hiddleston's performance as the vampire Adam in Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive. So, I also have a batch of icons for this post--
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I have utterly given up on trying to do a Top Ten of Dracula Performances on Film. My ability to pick ones breaks down fast past a Top Five, so I'm just presenting a Top Five instead--
Top Five Dracula Performances on Film
1. Frank Langella Dracula 1979
2. Ben Cross Nightlife 1989
3. Luke Evans Dracula Untold 2014
4. George Hamilton Love at First Bite 1979
5. Bela Legosi Dracula 1932
That's right. I included comedy ones right in there with more serious ones. I'm not a particularly big fan of Bram Stoker's novel so I like seeing different take offs from his creation. I've already mentioned a couple of times how much I enjoy Luke Evans' Dracula. I decided to make some icons of him. While I was working on those, I realized I didn't have ones for my absolute favorite Dracula on film, Frank Langella's Dracula, or for Tom Hiddleston's performance as the vampire Adam in Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive. So, I also have a batch of icons for this post--
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