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Dracula in popular culture
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• Dracula in popular culture

• The character of Count Dracula

• Mina and Lucy

• Films - Early adaptations

• Edward Van Sloan

• Dracula by Tod Browning

• Melford's Dracula

• Universal Studios productions of Dracula

• The Brides of Dracula

• Other productions 1953 – 1979

• The Return of Dracula

• Billy the Kid Vs. Dracula

• Blood of Dracula's Castle

• Count Dracula (1970), directed by Jesus Franco

• Dracula vs. Frankenstein

• Dark Shadows

• Blood for Dracula

• Count Dracula

• Zoltan, Hound of Dracula

• Dracula movies 1980 – 1999

• Dracula adaptations 2000 – present

• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

• Vampiric Superheroine Peta Wilson

• Héctor Fabio Torres Cardona

• Lust for Dracula, a softcore lesbian pornographic film

• Dracula - Entre l'amour et la mort

• Popular culture - Stage

• Novels

• Dance

• Comics

• League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

• Games

• Video games

• Anime and manga

• Manga Series Vampire Hunter D

• Television

• TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• TV series Doctor Who

• Nickelodeon game

• The cartonn series Aqua Teen Hunger Force

• Young Dracula

• Dr. Acula

• Cartoons

• Cartoon vampires

• Home Of The Ancients

• Count Spankulot

• Japanese animated TV movie Yamo no Teio Kyuketsuki Dracula

• The Batman vs. Dracula

• Others

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Billy the Kid Vs. Dracula (1966) saw the Count in America's old west, facing off with a pre-outlaw years Billy the Kid. John Carradine returned to the role of the Dracula under the direction of William Beaudine.

Sharon Tate in The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967)

The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) was directed by Roman Polanski and introduced him to Sharon Tate. This was a parody of Hammer's films, and featured Ferdy Mayne as the Dracula-like Count Krolock.

Thames Television's (UK) anthology series Mystery and Imagination ran an episode based on the book in 1968. It featured Denholm Elliott as Dracula.

Dracula in popular culture - Blood of Dracula's Castle

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