Bram Stoker's Dracula

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Dracula

Arthur

Van Helsing

Mrs. Westenra

Lucy

Mina

Jonathan Harker

Dracula's Wife

Dracula's Wife

Innkeeper

Innkeeper's Wife (as Hanna-Maria Pravda)

Zookeeper

Priest

Whitby Inn Clerk

Stockton-on-Tees Clerk

Midvale Shipping Clerk

Richmond Shipping Clerk

Coastguard

Madam Kristoff

Whitby Inn maid (uncredited)

This made-for-TV special was canceled the first night that it was supposed to be broadcast because of the resignation of disgraced Vice President Spiro Agnew.

The entire run of The Tomb of Dracula was penciled by Gene Colan, with Tom Palmer inking virtually all (although Gil Kane drew many of the covers for the first few years, as he did for many other Marvel titles). Colan based the visual appearance of Marvel's Dracula not on Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee, or any other actor who had played the vampire on film, but rather on actor Jack Palance. Palance would play Dracula in a television production of Stoker's novel the year after The Tomb of Dracula debuted.

Jack Palance admitted to being glad once the film was completed. A method actor, he felt that he was "becoming" Dracula more than he wanted.

At 3:14 as the victorious king noisily approaches the body of the drowned Elizabeth, her eye & eyebrow clearly flinch.

When Dracula hurls the man out of the upper story window of the hotel, the cushion that breaks the stuntman's fall can be briefly seen in the lower left corner of the screen.

When Dracula flips over Lucy's coffin, the supposedly dead actress inside can clearly be seen to quickly raise her arms to cover her chest and face, presumably to shield herself from the fall.