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#6 of 10 from Gary Oldman's 10 Best Performances by julianleft

“In 1992, Francis Ford Coppola breathed "life" into the vampire scene with "Bram Stoker's Dracula." Gary Oldman slips on the fangs and does a grand job of making Dracula a tortured …”

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#9 of 20 from Monsters Through The Ages by kfontenot

“Certainly one of the most audacious adaptations of the novel, though certainly not the most faithful despite what the title implies. Francis Ford Coppola's interpretation of …”

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#9 of 10 from Facts with Fangs, Part II: Count Orlok's Guide to Becoming an Expert on Vampires! by Count_Orlok_22

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#28 of 35 from My top 100 best films of all time Part (1) by Lopez15

“Overrated and pretentious horror film from Francis Ford Coppola. I don't understand the love for this movie. Too much overacting ruin this movie.”
#10 of 14 from My worst horror/sci-fi movie remakes. by Captain_Couth

“The vampire genre has probably been done to death, but I strongly believe that the best modern take has to have been this film. Some may say that Interview with the Vampire is …”
#4 of 10 from Top 10 Horror Remakes by orimental

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Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Monica Bellucci, Cary Elwes, Bill Campbell, Don Lewis, Tom Waits, Richard E. Grant, I.M. Hobson, Maud Winchester, Victoria Thomas, James Murray, Daniel Newman, Robert Buckingham, Fred Spencer, Tatiana Von Furstenberg, Hubert Wells, Sadie Frost, Jay Robinson, Laurie Frank, Robert Getz, Jules Sylvester, Cully Fredricksen

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Genre: Horror

Release Date: November 13, 1992

MPAA Rating: R

Screen Writer: Jim V. Hart, John Patrick Veitch

Runtime: 2hrs 10min

Studio: Columbia Pictures

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