Count Dracula (1977) - Deviations From The Novel

Deviations From The Novel

This list is not exhaustive, but intended to convey a sense of the differences between the film and the novel:

  • Dracula does not grow younger.
  • Mina and Lucy are sisters.
  • Quincey Morris and Arthur Holmwood are combined into one character.
  • Dracula is portrayed as attractive, urbane, even seductive.
  • Dracula is not staked in the book, but has his throat slashed with Harker's kukri and is stabbed through the heart with Morris' Bowie knife.
  • Dracula is killed by Professor Van Helsing
  • Quincey is wounded, but does not die as in the novel

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