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Bram Stoker's Dracula (Drácula de Bram Stoker) is a 1992 American horror, romance, drama and fantasy film, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and based on the novel of the same name, original by the Irish writer Bram Stoker.

It stars Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins and Keanu Reeves.

She was the winner of 3 Academy Awards (1993) for Best Makeup, Best Costumes and Best Sound Editing.

Synopsis

In the year 1890, the young lawyer Jonathan Harker travels to a lost castle in Transylvania, where he meets Count Dracula, who in 1462 lost his love Elisabeta.

The Count, fascinated by a photograph of Mina Murray, Harker's girlfriend, who reminds him of his Elisabeta, travels to London "across oceans of time" to meet her. Once in England, he will try to conquer and seduce Lucy, Mina's best friend.


Cast

Image Character Original Actor Dubbing Actor
Mexico Original Dubbing Argentina Redubbing
Count Vlad Dracula Gary Oldman Arturo Mercado Adrián Wowczuk
Mina Harker / Elisabeta Winona Ryder Keta Leonel Natalia Rosminati
Professor Abraham Van Helsing Anthony Hopkins Rolando de Castro Sr. Dany de Álzaga
Jonathan Harker Keanu Reeves Miguel Ángel Soriano Pedro Ruiz
Quincey P. Morris Bill Campbell Rolando de Castro Javier Gómez
Dr. Jack Seward Richard E. Grant Gustavo López Ariel Abadi
Lord Arthur Holmwood Cary Elwes Óscar Arzamendi Martín Gopar
Lucy Westenra Sadie Frost Elvira Monsell Yamila Garreta
R.M. Renfield Tom Waits Ángel Casarín Ariel Cister
Dracula's Lover Monica Bellucci Cecilia Airol
Newsboy Boy Daniel Newman Christian Strempler
Priest Anthony Hopkins Carlos Águila Sergio Lonardi
Butler I.M. Hobson Eduardo Fonseca René Sagastume
Sister Agatha Dagmar Stansova Silvia Aira
Presentation and Inserts N/A Sergio de Alva Sergio Lonardi

Additional Voices

Mexico Mexico

Additional data

  • The DVD edition by Sony includes the original dubbing. The Blu-ray edition for Mexico and Latin America includes the dubbing of Palmera Record in Dolby Digital 5.1 quality at 640 Kbps.
  • Arturo Mercado mentioned on Eduardo Garza's YouTube channel that the character of Dracula is one of his favorites to play.