BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (Van Helsing's Wild Hunt) EXPLAINED

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Hey guys what’s happening? Niyat here with film comics explained, and as voted for by everyone in the latest poll, today we’ll be exploring Bram Stoker's Dracula.
The 1992 Gothic horror directed by Francis Ford Coppola, based on the 1897 novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, which is arranged in epistolary format; told through diaries, letters and telegrams written between the main characters.
Dracula is one of the most famous pieces of literature, with many of the characters simultaneously entering popular culture and remaining there as archetypal versions of their characters; from the infamous Count Dracula who is the quintessential vampire, to Abraham Van Helsing, the quintessential vampire hunter.
Starring Gary Oldman as Count Dracula in a captivating performance that is matched by the gravitas of Anthony Hopkins as Professor Abraham Van Helsing, and including a supporting cast of Keanu Reeves as Jonathan Harker, Winona Ryder as Mina Murray, Richard E. Grant as Dr Jack Seward, Cary Elwes as Lord Arthur Holmwood, Tom Waits as R. M. Renfield and Monica Belluci as one of Count Dracula's brides - it follows a group of friends connected by tragedy that team up to halt Dracula’s plan of taking over the world.
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@DANLAROCA913 Год назад

Gary Oldman doesn’t get enough credit for this classic. He was absolutely incredible.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

He is one of the greatest actors of our time

@DANLAROCA913 Год назад

@@filmcomicsexplained Niyat can you do a video of another classic horror film The Wolfman with Benicio Del Toro. Thank you.

@seanlinehan1136 Год назад

He literally is revered for this performance. You’re just saying things bc you don’t hear about it actively in your daily life and it’s ignorant and simple

@froggy1600 Год назад

In a role of a lifetime.

@TheManWhoSoldThe-World Год назад

He is the Mank

@DeathMetalDerf Год назад

I love how many times Gary Oldman has been really able to get into a role and takes on the character he's playing. He's just an amazing actor, and makes everything he's in that much better.

@michaelj6392 Год назад

I’ve seen so many movies over my life where sometimes it was years later, I’d found out, “THAT was Gary Oldman??” He totally transforms into another person.

@thetechlibrarian Год назад

My favorite to this day is still probably the professional

@jaysoniorg2950 Год назад

One of my absolute favorite movies of all time! The cinematography is incredible, the cast superb, and the art direction is a combination of unique and gothic. Just an all around masterpiece.

@johnrandolph1989 Год назад

Fun fact: Gary Oldman is claustrophobic, and when he was being fitted for the bat suit prosthetics he wanted out of the suit as soon as possible.

@aleahboone4323 9 месяцев назад

That's funny, because the "bat suit" was his idea.

@Lady.Olga. 9 месяцев назад

Incorrect. He had an allergic reaction to the material the suit was made of, probably the latex, so they had to use a body double.

@sufferedlearnedchanged 9 месяцев назад

Ahh, thank you, Doctor.

@tk423b 8 месяцев назад

Who wouldn’t want out asap. That check covered his issue.

@MadamFoogie Год назад

My favorite high school teacher loved this film so much, I had to watch it twice. Once in English class, and the other in Creative Writing. The class periods were only three apart, so that was a VERY redundant week. Good movie, though. He let me borrow the soundtrack CD in apology for making me watch it repeatedly, which I burned several copies of before returning it. :3 Awesome cast, aside from Keanu's weird accent. It's so strange to see Tom Waits in an acting role, but he does really well.

@Kageoni187 Год назад

This was my first Gary Oldman film. He was absolutely captivating. He doesn’t get enough recognition period. He is incredibly talented. Fun fact Gary Oldman has used a different voice for every character. You can get lost in the character and only stop and realize afterwards it was him. That is acting at its purest. You bring the character to life.

@averiesoto4042 Год назад

I absolutely loved Anthony Hopkins in this film 😁 this movie is pure art ❤️

@lesleygiles8924 Год назад

So much better than Olivier!

@similaritiesendhere Год назад

This movie is a masterpiece. A lot of it's flaws actually make it more entertaining to watch without turning it into a joke.

@alejandromolinac Год назад

I always loved this flick... guess since I was a kid and not a native English speaker... Keanu and Winona never bothered me....

@andrewforte3852 Год назад

They were going to make a monster universe with Anthony Hopkins reprising his role as Professor Abraham Van Helsing in a number of monster movies.

@BlasianBobbi215 Год назад

There was a lot of flaws in this. Particularly when Mina comes to see Lucy when she really fell sick, when Val Helsing is already there, If you look to the left of the shot when Mina is coming up the steps, you literally see Anthony Hopkins and the other actor just standing there until she got to the top, and they proceed with their lines, walking into the shot. Still…. It’s still a fantastic film.

@tturnquest1 Год назад

I love this movie. Francis Ford Coppola did an amazing job with this film. Gary Oldman was the highlight as Dracula and the gothic atmosphere is fully realized. Which is due to the amazing cinematography. Great film to watch every Halloween 🎃

@kflo01 Год назад

"Look what your god has done to me." Delivered so well. Man that part was awesome.

@kingssman2 Год назад

Something about films in the 90s is they are able to fit so much plot into their run length. If Dracula was made today it would probably have been over a 2 hour movie.

@Nga_Babaye Год назад

Sir. It is a 2:16 minute movie. My dad was 10 when this film came out, but it is one of my favorite films to watch with him.

@heroicjourney2508 2 месяца назад

@@Nga_BabayeI thought the same thing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@davidsantacarla Год назад

Gary Oldman is a treasure!

@kidd522666 Год назад

so glad that Francis Ford Coppola went with practical effects instead of cgi

@lrdkain 8 месяцев назад

Not much CGI to speak of at that time…🤙🏽

@Metalisalearning77 Год назад

I'm going to admit this is a personal favourite version of Dracula. With the immortal Bela Legosi (pun INTENDED) he is a monster in the guise of a mortal man. Gary Oldmans depiction is the man behind the Monster, so full of fire, passion, cunning, charm, some sympathetic background but equally terrifying in his fury, intent & darkness! The tragedy of Dracula's lost love sent him over the edge into horrendous paths & damning actions.

@grapeshot Год назад

Mr. Burns from The Simpsons made a very convincing Bram Stoker's Dracula.

@TheMan-je5xq Год назад

“Dad do you notice anything strange? “Yeah his hairdo looks so queer” “I heard that!!” “It was the boy!” “Welcome come in. Ahh fresh victims for my ever growing army of the undead 😈” “Sir you have to let go of the button” “Well son of a bi…”

@donbaker5707 Год назад

I love it when Homer is driving the stake into him and Lisa says uh dad that's his crotch lmao

@Infamous1892 Год назад

I'm surprised how well this film holds up. Thank you for Halloween early.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

No problem!

@TheDarkHarper Год назад

I am still curious about how they made that rat scene without CGI, this movie is ahead of its time and it is a visual masterpiece. Edit: that part about Dracula refusing to turn Mina adds a new twist to an already great story.

@coreybristow4128 Год назад

It was acheaved by flim cuts they stacked stuffed rats and then made it fall then cut the film with them dumping a bucket of live rats and there you go

@starscream8032 Год назад

Are you serious 😂

@elykspuz6596 Год назад

@@starscream8032 OP could be young. Stop motion isn't something that's used a lot in modern movies.

@KentrYT Год назад

They made a mannequin out of cheese and timed it so all the rats would finish eating the cheese simultaneously.

@GreenFalcon926 Год назад

No one going to mention that amazing 5 minute reading session? That was brilliantly read. I could listen to that for hours.

@keitrickmiller Год назад

Was it me or did he even take on a different accent when he read it. This man is a treasure.

@lesleygiles8924 Год назад

I'd buy an audio reading of the full novel!

@thomaskole9881 Год назад

@@keitrickmiller if i recall correctly in the novel Dr. van Helsing, being Dutch, has a very strong and noticeable accent.

@thetechlibrarian Год назад

Yes it was really good.

@HappyHighwayman Год назад

His armor design for this movie was epic

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Yeah. Its now on display at one of Francis Ford Coppola's wineries!

@HappyHighwayman Год назад

@@filmcomicsexplained I've been there, I live just south of Napa Valley. Rubicon Estate Winery...it's called Inglenook now.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Awesome!

@thepubknight6144 Год назад

@@filmcomicsexplained i watched the wolf man 2010 and noticed the music is similar and found out it has the same composer 😀

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

5:17, this is impressive imagery, as the used force perspective photography to make the book as large as they could, while the train the background was a miniature.

@joegordon5117 Год назад

Just saw a 30th anniversary, 4k restoration of this in the cinema, first time I've seen it on the big screen since the original release. Works so much better on the big screen as it has so much visual style - Coppola packed it with homages to so many other films, clever use of colour schemes in lighting and costume, amazing score, it rewards a revisit. Some elements could almost be cheesy, but Oldman and Hopkins carry it.

@fahadrahman5059 Год назад

This film came out in 1992 but the resolution, effects, costumes and set pieces makes it look like it came in the 60s, which is fucking EPIC.

@douggaudiosi14 Год назад

The point when you read an excerpt of the novel was phenomenal 👌

@hansmerker5611 Год назад

This film shows how John Wick became the boogeyman and how Hannibal became the cannibal.

@ptolemeeselenion1542 Год назад

And why the Byers are haunted by the supernatural.

@thepubknight6144 Год назад

@@ptolemeeselenion1542 Also what the Merovingian(Vlad/dracula) and persephone was doing during the nightmare program from the matrix .. Monica Bellucii was one of dracula's wives and is the Merovingian's wife in the matrix' And that Johnathan Harker was one of the "abnomalies" that neo becomes in the matrix

@chimba6580 9 месяцев назад

How commissioner Gordon inspired batman

@domomitsune5920 Год назад

I love how well it works. This is an example of how a movie can turn out when people have a direction to follow. It's a true masterpiece.

@beast_of_burden7762 Год назад

Dude, you’re channel is becoming one of my favorites, Sir Anthony Hopkins is Such a Badass Van Helsing!

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

LOVE THIS MOVIE! Adrian Pasdar, Alec Baldwin, Ray Liotta, Gabriel Byrne, John Malkovich, Daniel Day Lewis, Tom Cruise, Peter Weller, Aiden Quinn, Dermot Mulroney, Christian Slater, Rupert Everett, Willem Dafoe, Christopher Walken, Jason Patric, Costas Mandylor, Hart Bochner, Alan Rickman, Sting, Emilio Estevez, Tom Hanks, John Travolta, Rutger Hauer, Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, and Jack Nicholson were considered for Dracula himself.

@kaydeal775 Год назад

Rickman could have done it justice.

@ptolemeeselenion1542 Год назад

Damn.

@RB-pf6dz Год назад

Only Oldman was destined to give the world such an outstanding performance; that is etched forever in our hearts n minds. He not only, convincingly, re-defined Dracula, but gave him redemption.

@FlyingTigersKMT Год назад

This is an incredibly underrated movie. The cinematography and imagery conjured up by the lighting, angles, and clever but crude methods, bring together past and present cinema into a truly divine experience.

@kaleoandros25 Год назад

Nobody says its underrated.

@FlyingTigersKMT Год назад

@@kaleoandros25 the critics and studio audiences did

@GuineaPigEveryday Год назад

Nowadays praise is rightfully on Christian Bale for his performance acting, but I think Gary Oldman definitely deserves some praise in this regard, he's just brilliant in this role, and sells each facet of Dracula's appearance: Vlad the Impaler but romantic and youthful and aggressive, elderly fragile count, exuberant sexy prince, absolute towering bat-monster, and his in-between as vampiric but still human-looking.

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

Anthony Hopkins wasn't the first choice to play Van Helsing, Liam Neeson, Colin Firth, Hugh Grant and Nicolas Cage were considered, and most of them were considered to play Dracula

@RichterfanReborn89 Год назад

I wouldn't have been able to take the movie seriously if it was Cage or pretty much any of them, well maybe Liam Neeson .

@RB-pf6dz Год назад

Only Oldman was destined to give the world such an outstanding performance; that is etched forever in our hearts n minds. He not only, convincingly, re-defined Dracula, but gave him redemption.

@tonyp.bahama9368 Год назад

@@RichterfanReborn89 you know nick cage is his son right

@RichterfanReborn89 Год назад

@@tonyp.bahama9368 doesn't mean anything to me, just cause your old man is a good actor / fit for the part , doesn't mean you are... If that were true what's his name the son of Will Smith would be as big a deal as his daddy.

@blackpowerdiva4958 10 месяцев назад

Eeew Nicolas Cage? Now that’s just gross 🤮 The director must’ve have initially wanted this to be a comedy!

@scottkelly1685 Год назад

I saw this in the theaters and enjoyed it immensely, but I must confess I remember The Simpsons parody more than the film. Oh, and anyone who hasn't read the novel, DO SO. You won't be disappointed.

@thegunslinger1363 Год назад

From someone who is a big fan of the novel. I love this film! Gary Oldman gave one of the greatest performances of all time.

@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971 Год назад

By far my favorite interpretation of Dracula in film. Gary Oldman killed it in the role and Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing was a perfect bit of casting.

@hansmerker5611 Год назад

You should also do a video on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

@kylereese5841 Год назад

Loved this movie as a kid.

@samwill7259 Год назад

This movie is in itself a petri dish for the sexification of vampires. Bela lugosi was alluring, he drew the eyes and held them every time he was on screen. But Oldman is out here dropping panties in the theatre seats.

@grahamurwin-toll5323 Год назад

Your vocal performance was great during the reading of that excerpt from the book.

@madambutterfly1997 Год назад

Personally I wouldn't mind seeing a Dracula that actually had a dragon motif more so than what we got in that movie with Luke Evans and Charles Dance

@nunyabiznes33 Год назад

Isn't he a dragon in that Van Helsing movie with Hackman and Bekinsale?

@Gaarafan007 Год назад

This was one of the first, for lack of better word, adult novels I ever read, way back in middle school (grade 6 or 7). Up until then, I'd mostly read children's books or young teen novels like Animorphs. With it's unusual format and more adult themes, it certainly left an impression on my young mind.

@giveemdasauc3531 Год назад

I must have been watching your videos for at least a few years now and the quality just keeps getting better

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Thank you kindly!

@A_real_Ha_So Год назад

Easily one of the best ensemble casts ever.

@keitrickmiller Год назад

I couldn't agree more.

@cff00551 Год назад

We all just gonna overlook Niyat's reading as if it wasn't FIRE.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Thanks Cody haha

@Cybernetic800 Год назад

I have to say Ireland has probably the best writers and poets in the world with Bram Stoker being another example.

@AKPolo-bm7vt Год назад

middle-east would say otherwise

@el_spicerbeasto 10 месяцев назад

Every continent births brilliance.

@chulkcha Год назад

This is probably the best Dracula movie ever.

@DonovanPete Год назад

From this movie, I will use this single line in my wedding vows: "I have crossed oceans of time to find you".

@detritus10001 Год назад

Dude! The vocal impression of Van Helsing was second to none! I mean, I don't know exactly how he would have sounded, but to rival Sir Anthony Hopkins himself, I'd say you have done an amazing job! Bravo, my friend. Bra-freaking-vo!

@trentonrobinson2491 Год назад

In the book he has a mustache not just in his younger form, but in his older form as well. Other than that this film is fantastic.

@starkilr101 Год назад

One of my favorite movies of all time. It will never get old. And the fact that it’s fairly accurate to the original text helps immensely and Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing makes me laugh all the time

@starkilr101 Год назад

Side note: Great cast and I personally think Van Helsing and Quincy are the best characters. And Monica is the only bride necessary in my opinion HA

@christianwestling2019 Год назад

One of the greatest movies out there. Also done with almost only practical effects!

@ChrisWilliams-zz1kt Год назад

The classic Dracula movie and the 1992 movie are good as a masterpiece

@carolzerucha7429 Год назад

It’s fun to read Stoker and then read “The Dracula Tapes” By Fred Saberhagen, which is a chapter by chapter response by Dracula to what the others wrote about him. It’s also fun to read Dracula out loud, pronouncing all of the dialogue phonetically as written. If you do it carefully, you will imitate the accents of each character! And I can’t resist saying: “Dracula, Dude!!” :-)

@dumoulin11 Год назад

Gary Oldman gave us one of the most memorable renditions of Dracula. The first time I saw him lick that straight razor I was totaly repulsed.

@FlyingTigersKMT Год назад

That was the most masterful scene in a movie that was full of great scenes.

@PhilthCollinz Год назад

That scene and the scenes with Dracula's shadow doing different things than dracula himself truly mesmerized me as a 15 yr old kid

@jovaniealicea8829 Год назад

@@PhilthCollinz that scared the shit out of me as a kid 😂

@Lady.Olga. 9 месяцев назад

That was a *great* scene, not repulsive. It was also totally improvised by Oldman and done on the spur of the moment. It wasn't written into the script. Oldman was drunk and just decided to do it.

@dumoulin11 9 месяцев назад

@@Lady.Olga. Cool! Thanks for that!

@madsdahlc Год назад

Also Anthony Hopkins Plays the leading preist in the start of the movie. To understand it simply: Mina is a re-incarnation of Elizabeta and Van Helsing is the re-incarnation of preist who cursed Dracula to become a vampire.

@knightjedi666 Год назад

Absolute perfection and cinematic masterpiece...and I did not even resort to spamming this vid like a certain Mustache Guy.

@Coridimus Год назад

Hands down the best adaptation of Dracula ever made. Not only is it faithful to the book, it is BETTER than the book! And yes, I've read Dracula.

@KyleMcintoshMAC316 Год назад

I can't wait to see this classic on the big screen in two weeks

@kirbymarchbarcena Год назад

If the internet existed early as Dracula's era, he wouldn't be needing to get out of his castle to learn everything and adapt. He knows that knowledge is power.

@alexanderfarmer7315 Год назад

Back in high school, we put on a play of Bram Stoker's Dracula. I played Johnathan Harker, it was so much fun.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

This is amazing!

@geoffreylane5606 Год назад

Still the best vampire movie in history. Second is the lost boys and third is interview with the vampire etc 👍. Then you can get into Blade and Underworld.

@TheGrimoiresVoice Год назад

Agreed

@lesleygiles8924 Год назад

Agreed! But I do like Frank Langella's portrayal too. Plus I must confess to a soft spot for "Love At First Bite" with George Hamilton. Renfield was an absolute hoot in that version!

@geoffreylane5606 Год назад

@@lesleygiles8924 Those are good for comedy of course 👍

@geoffreylane5606 Год назад

@@lesleygiles8924 Nothing wrong with that

@heroicjourney2508 2 месяца назад

The best introduction to a movie / character EVER! Pure cinematic art.

@Billbeaux Год назад

Thank you for this, as always 🙏

@iHaveTheDocuments Год назад

One of the best Dracula movies ever made.

@eaglesfan701 Год назад

I liked how you read the lines with a dutch accent it sounded good

@zionleach3001 Год назад

I really liked Anthony Hopkins Van Helsing. His snarkiness and sarcasm was great.

@TheGrimoiresVoice Год назад

Still my favorite interpretation of the story alongside Lugosi's.

@jamesdreads7828 Год назад

It was really fun to listen to you have fun with this, Niyat! great video, thanks.

@OnyxRanger09 Год назад

fun fact. Bram Stokers Dracula is canon to the Castlevania series

@johnbishop2536 Год назад

Stolkers Dracula or Ford Coppola addition of Dracula? Vlad was never Dracula to Bram Stolker.

@desktopshorts7411 Год назад

That Van Helsing reading/impression was amazing dude! I still quote that character in his voice to this day. “Ya, we cut off her head and cut out her heart and now she is at peace!”

@merozion Год назад

Greatest Vampire Film Ever.

@TheKotaCan Год назад

Another movie i've never heard of but am going to watch, thank you as always!

@soulreaver1983 Год назад

Outstanding as always excellent video many thanks for yet another fantastic video 🙂👍👍👍

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Thanks for watching SOUL REAVER 83!

@soulreaver1983 Год назад

@@filmcomicsexplained You're welcome thanks for another excellent video!🙂👍

@thomasblackcraft Год назад

I went to see this movie right when I hit puberty and couldn’t get his brides out of my thoughts…😂😂😂

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

lol

@michellemontgomery-jones2579 Год назад

I have been a fan of this movie since it came out. I think Gary Oldham and Anthony Hopkins did a fantastic job.

@microtech5871 Год назад

Great video! I hesitate to ask...but can you please do a deep dive and explain Primer, please.

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Yes absolutely, it’s on the list homie!

@sharkbite326gaming Год назад

Im seriously going mad that ive never heard or seen this movie now knowing of it im going to watch it... looks like an awesome movie even if its older

@ButtersCCookie Год назад

You did a great job reading that text. Perfection.

@dominican5683 Год назад

A childhood favorite, it's just incredible ❤️

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

6:31, they spoofed this in The Simpsons Halloween Special IV in the final segment called Bart Simpson's Dracula, while the entire episode is based on The Night Gallery by Rod Serrling.

@Leonard_Washington76 Год назад

This is one of Gary Oldmans many classic roles.

@androsthewarriorhighalpha Год назад

The fun fact that this movie is also Canon and also part of the Castlevania universe. And everytime I watch it I would immediately start playing Castlevania right after watching the movie. It's also connected towards another Castlevania game.

@singletona082 Год назад

It is an amazing movie.

@jonathanfeldheim6554 Год назад

I was 13, my friend was 13, we saw this in theaters together....I'll never forget him saying "2 children for Dracula" and nobody cared

@sean5558 Год назад

So all the powers and ability of shape shifting and everything Dracula has is not necessarily attributed to being a vampire but from being a sorcerer

@JdeMolay Год назад

In the novel, the way I see it, Dracula is basically the intersection of a bunch of powers and bloodlines. Implied to be a student of the Scholomance, the Romanian school of Black Magic presided over by the Devil. Also coming from the bloodline of the Szekely's (whom Dracula claims come from the blood of Wodan and Thor themselves), he also claims relation to the mighty Norse Berserkers (men who could allegedly wear the skin of wolves into battle, which ties into Dracula's control over wolves). All that, plus his vampirism, the origin of which is never specifically stated (whether he is the first vampire created by Satan himself or just the definitive apex of the species). AND let's not forget the very real-life historical figure of Vlad the Impaler, adding in Stoker's historical fiction element. So yes, he's a bunch of old powers and bloodlines mixed. Very similar I think to Dune's Paul Atreides, how he is the heir to House Atreides, a skilled Mentat, and the Bene Gesserit-trained fulfillment of their Fremen prophecy (Kwizatz Haderach/Lisan al-Gaib/The Mahdi)

@kingofbirds3824 Год назад

never seen it but honestly love it lol thank you

@mikycarney5779 Год назад

"I defended the cross centuries before you were born"

@commissarciaphascain7256 Год назад

Alucard: so it’s time for a midnight stroll? Integra: fuuuuucccccckkkk!

@jeffjeff4477 Год назад

Great episode!! Very enjoyable

@filmcomicsexplained Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@scottishcelts2040 Год назад

Brilliant video dude

@damianstarks3338 Год назад

This takes me back to my childhood.

@johnsinth8261 Год назад

Stellar and cunning video as always :)

@kdoeone Год назад

This is awesome One of my favorite films Haha, one. Hey nejat, have you seen. there will be blood? Not sure if there is a comic relation but it's really great. Worth a look.

@mattyboyb523 Год назад

Dynamite!!! What a fantastic review of one of my all time favorite movies. I remember seeing this one in the movies while living in NYC on the upper east side. What a great experience. Not too many Dracula adaptations are even entertaining. In my opinion this one is the best

@fosterck13 Год назад

Excellent video!!

@TheRibFeast Год назад

My dude with the clutch explained video of my favorite movie

@elykspuz6596 Год назад

Never watched this or intend to watch it thanks to you explaining it. After seeing how close Dracula Dead and Loving It followed this movie..I'll just rewatch it and it's comedic gold.

@JudgementalGoat Год назад

Another reminder that the Academy owns an Oscar to Gary Olmand after so many great movies

@lilchaos4792 9 месяцев назад

He won an Oscar in 2018 lol

@Gadoxplayer Год назад

Amazing 🤩

@permeus2nd Год назад

The bit the story leaves out about Vladimir Tapesh is that he was actually betrayed by his own king because he was starting to become popular so the king handed him over to the enemy with them promising that after they had the dragon/devil they would totally not invade, and after they had Vladimir they of course betrayed the king and invaded the lands that Dracula had been protecting then they proceeded to say whatever they wanted about him because back then there was no world news to report on what really happened.