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| Gary Oldman | Prince Vlad Dracula |
| Anthony Hopkins | Prof Abraham Van Helsing |
| Keanu Reeves | Jonathan Harker |
| Winona Ryder | Mina Murray/Elisabeta |
| Richard E. Grant | Dr. Jack Seward |
| Bill Campbell | Quincey P. Morris |
| Cary Elwes | Lord Arthur Holmwood |
| Sadie Frost | Lucy Westenra |
| Tom Waits | R.M. Renfield |
| Octavian Cadia | Deacon |
| I.M. Hobson | Hobbs |
| Jay Robinson | Mr. Hawkins |
| Director | Francis Ford Coppola
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| Producer | Charles Mulvehill
Michael Apted |
| Writer | Bram Stoker
James V. Hart |
| Cinematography | Michael Ballhaus
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| Musician | Wojciech Kilar
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The movie opens in medieval Europe, where the mortal Count Dracula (Gary Oldman) loses his dearly beloved to unfortunate death. Fast forward a few centuries and the now vampire Count Dracula journies to London in search of his true love. He falls for a young English woman (Winona Ryder), who is already involved with a young English gentleman (Keanu Reeves). Vampire Dracula uses various supernatural means to ensnare his object of desire, including transforming himself into something of a new-wave dandy. The services of a vampire hunting doctor (Anthony Hopkins) are sought in an attempt to thrawt Count Dracula's evil intentions. A battle for the soul of the young woman ensues. |
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