Bela Lugosi

Bela Lugosi news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Bela Lugosi performances. According to Wikipedia: Béla Lugosi was the stage name of actor Béla Ferenc Dezső Blaskó. He was born in Lugos, Hungary, at the time part of Austria-Hungary, the youngest of four children of a baker. The blue-eyed actor is best known for his portrayal of Dracula in the American Broadway stage production, and subsequent film, of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story.

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Vampire Cage Match, Round 5: Count Dracula (Lugosi) vs. Count Orlok (Schreck)

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In celebration of New Moon 's opening, we're exploring your favorite movie & TV vampires and putting them head-to-head (or fang to fang). Feel free to chime in with your thoughts as we match up two different bloodsuckers every day this week. This is the last of our pairings, but feel free to dream up your own cage matches: Dakota Fanning’s Jane ( New Moon ) vs. Kirsten Dunst’s Claudia ( Interview with a Vampire )? Kiefer Sutherland's David ( The Lost Boys ) vs. James Marster’s Spike ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer )? Aaliyah's Queen Akasah ( Queen of the Damned ) vs. ... Read Full Story

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Clash of the Titans: Karloff and Lugosi in The Raven and The Black Cat

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It was a rainy morning in 1932 when Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, the men behind two of the most legendary screen monsters, would officially meet at Universal City. The two posed for publicity stills in their dapper tuxedos, bandied words and finally made a wager as to who could scare the other to death. While the tone was subdued, the meeting would hit on the palpable rivalry that would exist between Karloff and Lugosi for years to come; a rivalry clearly displayed in their collaboration on Universal's The Black Cat and The Raven. In The Black Cat, Karloff plays Hjalmar Poelzig, a satanic ... Read Full Story

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Vampire Cage Match, Round 5: Count Dracula (Lugosi) vs. Count Orlok (Schreck)

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In celebration of New Moon ’s opening, we’re exploring your favorite movie & TV vampires and putting them head-to-head (or fang to fang). Feel free to chime in with your thoughts as we match up two different bloodsuckers every day this week. This is the last of our pairings, but feel free to dream up your own cage matches: Dakota Fanning’s Jane ( New Moon ) vs. Kirsten Dunst’s Claudia ( Interview with a Vampire )? Kiefer Sutherland’s David ( The Lost Boys ) vs. James Marster’s Spike ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer )? Aaliyah’s Queen Akasah ( Queen of the Damned ) vs. ... Read Full Story

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Vampire Cage Match, Round 5: Count Dracula (Lugosi) vs. Count Orlok (Schreck)

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Vampire discussion: the technical aspects (A NaNoWriMo Post) (reposted - updated and much longer version)

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So, I've been reading all the Vampire Threads on NaNoWriMo, when I found this one on: Vampire discussion: the technical aspects and this one Vampire Guidlines...? , and they inspired me to spend the last 3 hours figuring out who and what my vampires are and than writing up an answer. YOW! What a long post this one is! Here is my answer: There are different types of vampires in my way of thinking, but for the book I am currently working on there are just two types of vampires, which I refer to as: True Vampires and Common Vampires. As you will notice ... Read Full Story

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THIS JUST IN: Bela Lugosi's hands reincarnated as Paris Hilton's ...

Oh shit !!! Are you not just WAITING for those snarlin' preying mantis rats to jump out of your screen & getcha ???? Don't blame these sexy heels though. That.

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Christian McKay--this year's Martin Landau Oscar?

When Martin Landau won the Oscar for best supporting actor in Tim Burton's silly, celebratory and sentimental Ed Wood, he freely acknowledged it as a tribute to one of Tinseltown's own, the character he was playing -- Bela Lugosi. Hollywood...

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Bela Lugosi's Pretty Hard to Find

Where can I find the Bauhaus recording of Bela Lugosi's Dead from The Hunger? According to my co-worker, the version of Bela Lugosi's Dead that Bauhaus performs on The Hunger is different from any of the versions that I've been able to find online (it's been so many years since I've seen the movie that I can't remember). In his opinion, the version from The Hunger is superior. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be one of the tracks on the...

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