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Dracula: Dead and Loving It

Year:

1995

Duration:

88 min

Genres:

Comedy | Fantasy | Horror

IMDB rate:

5.7

Director:

Mel Brooks

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1995-12-22

Filming Locations: Culver Studios - 9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $30,000,000

Gross: $10,693,649 (USA)£432,489 (UK)

Cast

Actor

Character

Barbaree Earl Nielsen

Tony Griffin

Leslie Nielsen

Dracula

Peter MacNicol

Renfield

Steven Weber

Harker

Amy Yasbeck

Mina

Lysette Anthony

Lucy

Harvey Korman

Dr. Seward

Mel Brooks

Professor Van Helsing

Mark Blankfield

Martin

Megan Cavanagh

Essie

Clive Revill

Sykes

Chuck McCann

Innkeeper

Avery Schreiber

Peasant on Coach

Cherie Franklin

Peasant on Coach

Ezio Greggio

Coach Driver

Leslie S. Sachs

Usherette (as Leslie Sachs)

Matthew Porretta

Handsome Lieutenant at Ball

Rudy De Luca

Guard

Jennifer Crystal Foley

Nurse (as Jennifer Crystal)

Darla Haun

Brunette Vampire

Karen Roe

Blonde Vampire

Charlie Callas

Man in Straitjacket

Phillip Connery

Ship Captain

Casey King

Crewman

Nicholas Rempel

Crewman (as Nick Rempel)

Zale Kessler

Orchestra Leader

Maura Nielsen Kaplan

Ballroom Guest (as Maura Nielsen)

Thea Nielsen Disney

Ballroom Guest (as Thea Nielsen)

Robin Shepard

Ballroom Guest

Elaine Ballace

Ballroom Guest

Maud Winchester

Ballroom Guest (as Maude Winchester)

Gregg Binkley

Woodbridge

Lisa Cordray

Hat Check Girl

Cindy Marshall-Day

Young Lover at Picnic

Ben Livingston

Young Lover at Picnic (as Benjamin Livingston)

Anne Bancroft

Gypsy Woman

David DeLuise

Intern

Ric Coy

Intern

Tommy Koenig

Intern

Michael Connors

Intern

Grinnell Morris

Intern

Stephen Wolfe Smith

Intern

Vince Grant

Intern

Richard Allen Stewart

Intern (as Richard Alan Stewart)

Brad Grunberg

Intern (as Johnny Cocktails)

Carol Arthur

Villager

Derek Mark Lochran

Villager

Sonje Fortag

Villager

Ira Miller

Villager

Henry Kaiser

Villager

Kathleen Kane

Villager

Loraine Shields

Villager

David Savoy

Specialty Dancer

Sharon Savoy

Specialty Dancer

Audrey K. Baranishyn

Ballroom Dancer (as Audrey Baranishyn)

Delores Nemiro

Ballroom Dancer

Jeffrey Broadhurst

Ballroom Dancer

Jim Peace

Ballroom Dancer

Kevin Crawford

Ballroom Dancer

Jodi Peterson

Ballroom Dancer (as Jody Peterson)

John Frayer

Ballroom Dancer

Dennon Rawles

Ballroom Dancer

Sandi Johnson

Ballroom Dancer

Sandy Rovetta

Ballroom Dancer (as Sandra Rovetta)

Shirley Kirkes

Ballroom Dancer

Alton Ruff

Ballroom Dancer

Manette LaChance

Ballroom Dancer

Blane Savage

Ballroom Dancer

Stan Mazin

Ballroom Dancer

Ted Sprague

Ballroom Dancer

Patricia McFarlin-Mattson

Ballroom Dancer (as Tricia McFarlin-Mattson)

Jude Van Wormer

Ballroom Dancer

Anne McVey

Ballroom Dancer

Allen Walls

Ballroom Dancer (as Alan Walls)

Did you know?

Trivia

The character of Madame Ouspenskaya (Gypsy Woman) was named after Maria Ouspenskaya, who played the character "Maleva" in The Wolf Man (1941) and Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943).

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As part of the film's promotion, Castle Rock released a "Got Blood?" advertisement which spoofed the popular "Got Milk?" campaign.

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When Count Dracula and Abraham Van Helsing first met in the movie, Van Helsing asks him if he descended from Vlad Tepes, the first Dracula. It's a reference to Vlad III. Draculea, also known as Vlad the Impaler. He was a Voivode of Vallachia, a former region in south Romania, from 1456 to 1462. Bram Stoker used this person to create his character Dracula.

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Goofs

When Dracula visits Renfield in the sanitarium, he pulls apart the metal bars on Renfield's window to have him crawl out. When Dracula let's go of the bars, it is obvious that they are made of rubber.

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When Renfield begins to sit down in the chair at Dracula's mansion, he is seen setting his briefcase down, however the briefcase is open and the papers are arranged on the desk in the next shot, without any time for Renfield to have taken them out.

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When Sykes hears Lucy's voice begging to be let out of her coffin, he accidentally moves the "stone" lid, showing it to have no weight.

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Quotes

Dracula: Children of the night... What a mess they make.

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Dracula: Arrogant mortal! You are in my world now and you will never leave this attic alive! I will destroy you, and then I will possess she whom you love the most. And there is not a single thing in the world you can do to stop me!

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Dracula: [his last line] Renfield, you asshole!

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