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Dracula Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1979
- 109 min
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I had to let myself in.
I wonder
where Renfield can be?
I don't know.
I knocked, but--
Yes, well,
the man is worthless.
It doesn't matter.
At any rate, you are here.
Come up.
Thank you.
[ Bell Tolls ]
- Hello.
- Good evening.
I'm sorry to hear
of Miss Van Helsing's death.
You know already?
Yes. News of death
travels fast.
She was very ill.
I could tell last night
when I looked into her eyes.
She'd been frail all her life.
Oh, your key. I only had it
to inspect the property.
Yes, of course.
Have you brought
the original deed?
Here.
If you'd like
to sign at the bottom.
And some customs documents
for your crates.
Now, I didn't know
what to say
of their contents.
Soil.
Soil?
Just plain dirt.
Transylvanian earth.
I have a keen interest
in botany.
Can you drive to London at once
to record the deed?
No.
Tomorrow I must
stay with Lucy
for the funeral.
Oh, yes. Of course.
She's taking it--
Not well.
She blames herself.
She was with me
when Mina was taken ill.
I see. Then you
and Miss Seward will marry?
Yeah, I suppose so.
If I can ever persuade her
to settle down long enough.
Yes.
She is stronger
than most women, isn't she?
Yes, she is.
I must be getting back.
Mr. Harker, would you deliver
this letter to Dr. Seward?
Of course.
daughter and he the hospitality
of my home after the funeral.
You're welcome, of course,
but you are leaving,
are you not?
- Good evening.
- Good evening.
[ Yells ]
I want you to help me!
Take me away
from the cursed place.
[ Muffled Protesting ]
You've got to help me!
You've got to help me!
You've got to save me!
You've got to save me!
Oh, please!
You've got to help me!
Help me get away!
[ Bat Crying ]
[ Crying ]
[ Inmates Shouting, Indistinct ]
We need to get him
to Mr. Swales.
Come on! Come on!
[ Swales ] Hold the door.
[ Renfield ]
Let me go! Please.
Get in! Go on!
The stench in here!
Don't you ever
clean it out, Swales?
[ Swales ]
Hold him.! Hold him there.
The master's angry.
He promised me lives!
Not little ones. Agh!
Flies and spiders.
But big ones:
human lives.[ Sobbing ]
[Jonathan ]
I don't see why not.
It will do you no good
to stay around here
feeling sorry for yourself--
feeling guilty for no reason.
You don't understand,
Jonathan.
I don't want to feel happy,
to feel silly. Not now.
Then I'll come back
tomorrow night.
You needn't.
I can manage.
Can you?
Jonathan,
let's not part enemies.
[ Scoffs ]
We're not enemies.
Lucy.
Oh, Lucy.
Mina's father, uh,
Professor Van Helsing,
is arriving
from Paris this evening,
and we shall have to meet him.
to take advantage of Count
Dracula's invitation to dinner.
Invitation to dinner?
You didn't tell me--
Didn't I?
It doesn't matter now.
I'll send word around
excusing us.
No, I'll go!
Go? I should thought--
As a courtesy.
He's sending a carriage
around at 8:
00.So, if you, uh--
[ Bell Tolling ]
[ Wolf Howling ]
[ Whistling ]
[ Man ]
Whitby. Whitby.
This is Whitby station.
This train will call
at Scarborough, Bridlington
and Kingston upon Hull.
Ah, porter.
Whitby. Whitby.
There are two portmanteaux
in there.
...will call at Scarborough,
Bridlington and
Kingston upon Hull.
Abraham!
Abraham. Ab--
In my own house.
How can I ever--
What happened?
What in God's name
could have happened?
I don't know. I don't know.
Jack, you must
explain to me.
I insist.
From the beginning.
As patiently as you can.
I am baffled.
[ Door Opens ]
Hello.
[ Slams ]
Hello?
Is anyone here?
Count Dracula?
Good evening.
Welcome to Carfax Abbey,
Miss Seward.
Thank you.
I regret
Mr. Harker and your father
Let me see to your comfort.
with great care.
There were no
functional causes. None.
She'd been nervous,
certainly-- sleepwalking--
Sleepwalking?
Nightmares.
I prescribed laudanum.
What? Laudanum?
For nervous prostration.
But a great loss of blood.
How?
Mina was so young.
So are you.
Tonight I feel
positively ancient.
There are
worse things than death.
You must believe me.
If there are,
I can't imagine them.
I have buried many friends,
and I, too, am weary.
I am the last of my kind--
descended from
a conquering race.
My family
was its heart's blood,
its brains, its swords.
But the warlike days
are over.
It is not healthy
to live in the past.
No, it isn't.
you speak some Rumanian.
Well, hardly--
There,you do understand.
No, I have no idea
what you said.
I said it would be nice
to see you smile.
Then you should be pleased.
Oh, I am.
But I must warn you
to take care.
Whatever for?
If at any time my company
does not please you,
you will have
only yourself to blame,
for an acquaintance
but is difficult
to be rid of.
Murder.!
She's murdered my baby.
What's going on here?
Stop her.!
Help me!
She's murdered my baby.
- My God! No, Annie!
Annie! No!
- No, Annie.! Annie.!
- Stop her! She killed him!
No, Annie! Please!
Please don't!
[ Screaming ]
What's happening?
Two punctures
directly into the aorta?
[ Annie ]
Shejust opened the door
like she had a key.!
She said, could she
have my little Alex.
No, no, please. Please.
[ Sobbing ]
She was as hot
as a burning coal, and
her eyes were red like rubies.
And her lips all drawed back
and her breath so foul.
And she had these long
dreadful teeth...
like fangs of a wolf--
like nothing from this earth.
Then she grabbed him
and I grabbed her.
- And the next thing
I remembered, she's kneeling--
- You did not know her?
Yes, I did. I did so.
It was
Miss Lucy's friend, Mina,
that we put in the earth
yesterday.
[ Sobbing ]
Listen to them.
The children of the night.
What sad music they make.
Do you think it's sad?
So lonely. Like weeping.
I think
it's a wonderful sound.
I really love the night.
It's so simple.
So deceptive.
So exciting!
You take the dawn
for granted.
The warm hot sunlight.
Ah.
But the night--
Was made to enjoy.
Yes. Yes, it was.
It was made
to enjoy life...
and love.
Look at me. Look.
You must forgive me.
What for?
For intruding on your life.
I came of my own accord.
No, I'd rather stay.
It will be light soon.
Not for hours yet.
I will see you again.
Oh, please.
Abraham?
Ah,Jack.
Will you take some breakfast?
Oh, thank you,Jackie.
A little later, perhaps,
if you please.
Thank you.
Professor,
it's getting very cold.
I was just sitting a while
with Mina.
What are these?
Ah! Those tiny flowers
are from the garlic plant.
Whatever for?
Do you believe
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