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Bram Stoker's Dracula

Bram Stoker's Dracula

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Sep 24, 2026

Pat SmithHOST
15:46
He was in some commercials, and then he worked as an extra.
Pat SmithHOST
15:50
He was actually a stand-in for Keanu Reeves in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Pat SmithHOST
15:58
So that's how he kind of got his start.
Pat SmithHOST
15:59
He
Michael WilsonHOST
34:30
It was...
Michael WilsonHOST
34:30
I mean, it's not, it's not quite Keanu Reeves in Dracula level, but it's, it's on the way.
AdrienneGUEST
34:34
Oh, that's even wor-
Michael WilsonHOST
34:35
[laughs]
AdrienneGUEST
34:37
Yeah.
AdrienneGUEST
34:38
Jeez, yeah.
Michael WilsonHOST
34:38
Whoa, Dracula.
AdrienneGUEST
34:39
I, I had forgotten how...
AmandaHOST
12:28
He's kind of bumbling and kind of, yeah.
AmandaHOST
12:33
You'll also find one of the biggest candle budgets since Bram Stoker's Dracula.
ClayHOST
12:37
Yep.
ClayHOST
12:37
A lot of candles.
speaker_3NARRATOR
83:42
And I am here to invite you inside for a change.
speaker_3NARRATOR
83:48
For next, next Thursday, in which the death of Cine Me Hardcast, we'll be looking at Bram Stoker's Dracula and Dracula 1931.
speaker_3NARRATOR
84:00
We'll see you then for the start of spooky season.
speaker_3NARRATOR
84:20
you
Adam RiskeGUEST
73:59
The Lawnmower Man.
Adam RiskeGUEST
74:01
Gary Oldman for Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Adam RiskeGUEST
74:05
Doug Bradley for Hellraiser 3.
Patrick BromleyHOST
74:07
Oh,
Adam RiskeGUEST
76:02
There's the winner.
Adam RiskeGUEST
76:03
Yeah, that was the winner.
Adam RiskeGUEST
76:04
The Addams Family, Alien 3, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Dead Alive, The Lawnmower Man, and Memoirs of an Invisible Man.
Patrick BromleyHOST
76:14
Like, all of those movies...
Peter ParasGUEST
20:08
It's a different vibe than I think...
Peter ParasGUEST
20:11
Bram Stoker's Dracula, which I love that movie, but I wouldn't say Gary Oldman...
Peter ParasGUEST
20:14
Well, that's just adapting Dracula.
Peter ParasGUEST
20:16
Right.
Robert Charles CaruanaHOST
49:29
Yeah, yeah, which is awesome.
Robert Charles CaruanaHOST
49:31
Like a year after that, she was in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Lucy CaruanaHOST
49:34
Yeah.
Lucy CaruanaHOST
49:35
A year
Darin StarrHOST
55:14
And then, just as a curiosity, I had never seen it, but Dina recommended it over the weekend.
Darin StarrHOST
55:19
She's like, we should watch Bram Stoker's Dracula because Gary Oldman is in that as well, and he could not be any more different than he is in Slow Horses.
Darin StarrHOST
55:26
And I tell you, like the range that he can demonstrate there.
Darin StarrHOST
55:29
And then you compare him to like Fifth Element.
Casta HexGUEST
28:18
oh no it's going to be incredible all of his stuff is amazing nosferatu was great again a bit There was something about it, I don't know.
Casta HexGUEST
28:25
There was still a bit of a disconnect, but I'm very pro Bram Stoker's Dracula with Gary Oldman.
Casta HexGUEST
28:29
So,
CarlyHOST
28:29
you know, anything that
Casta HexGUEST
29:11
Like the muscle armor is definitely not something that 14th, 15th century warlords were wearing in the Carpathian Mountains.
Casta HexGUEST
29:18
There is no way...
CarlyHOST
29:19
Yeah, we still need to cover Bram Stoker's Dracula on the podcast, which I know took home the Oscar that year for best costume design.
CarlyHOST
29:27
Such a fan of Eiko Ishioka's work.
AdamHOST
14:40
Like you go through like the 80s and you got the Lost Boys and stuff like that.
AdamHOST
14:43
Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula.
AdamHOST
14:45
They're like this gothic, dark, like, you know, real.
AdamHOST
14:47
So a lot of yearning in vampire culture too, mind you.

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