Van Helsing (2004) - I Am Count Dracula Scene (4/10) | Movieclips
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Dracula (Richard Boxburgh) hints at knowledge of Van Helsing's (Hugh Jackman) past while Anna (Kate Beckinsale) tries to save Velkam (Will Kemp).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Sira Patrat, Chonrada Makratree and Sutita Gatetanon star in this chilling film about a group of campers caught in the middle of a national park that's struck by a huge meteor. Soon, the friends find themselves entangled in a mystery involving the death of two local villagers, one of whom had ties to a secretive scientist rumored to be conducting experiments on human organs -
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Cast: Hugh Jackman, Will Kemp, Richard Roxburgh, Kate Beckinsale
Director: Stephen Sommers
Producers: Bob Ducsay, Sam Mercer, David Minkowski, Artist W. Robinson, Stephen Sommers, Matthew Stillman
Screenwriter: Stephen Sommers
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One of the best portrayals of Dracula. Very underrated actor. The way he came out of the fireplace and materialized fixing his strand of hair was classic.
Interesting that he did the voice of Flip (Maya the Bee trilogy)
He also played the Duke in Moulin Rouge and I still have not recovered from learning this.
Gary Oldman's version of Dracula is a masterpiece. if you haven't see it, I highly suggest watching it. "Bram Stoker's Dracula 1992" :D
I want my hair like that 😂 still trying to grow it out
@@TheLatiosnlatias02 He's also Tom Cruise
I love his take on Dracula. There's an old world elegance about him that's equally intimidating and seductive.
Have you ever watched Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee and Gary Oldman? This guy is like a bad Saturday morning cartoon villain compared to them. The only cool thing about him was his transformation known as Beast Form.
@@Facade953 Nobody agrees with you and nobody cares.
@@Facade953 you can’t just appreciate the Dracula now and see what makes him, him?
@@Facade953 I watched Gary oldman but I prefer this Dracula.
@@Facade953 each had an interpretation of the Count that whas their own and was from their time.
None was lesser than the others.
its like trying to compare Black Sabbath with Ozzy and Black Sabbath with Dio.
I love the fact Dracula resisted a cross, set it on fire with his very presence, and melted into nothingness out of sheer will, all the while shrieking in pain, and then after the fact treats it with the same level of constrained irritation as if he just stubbed a toe.
I took it as him being dramatically sarcastic. Like he's seen people attempt the cross numerous times and he finds amusement in tricking them
@@kgunitkeese17 I love both of ideas he did look like it happened to him a few times
It was epic
Nah the cross burned him
Live that long, get used to pain, I suppose.
This movie is extremely underrated. The vampires, werewolves and other things are 100 times better than anything of today
Love the werewolves in this film, especially how their fur changes colour to suit their human form
Actually the movie is one of the highest-grossing movies in 2004 with box office USD 300 million
Well said indeed...
Agreed 💯👍
This far exceeds any other vampire movie I've ever seen. The details in how the vampires & werewolves were designed are outstanding. The acting cast is so good here too . They should come up couple more movies after this with the same characters
Richard Roxburgh knocked it out of the park with his Dracula performance. Way better than anything we have today
This movie is underrated. It was banished because of cheesy script. But it was the whole point. It was meant to be overdramatic and they did just great. Especially actor who played Dracula. Dude just gaved an outstanding performance and created by far the best version of Vlad Dracula.
The movie's script is beyond awful and makes no sense. The only good things about this film were the werewolf and vampire CGI, the action scenes and....the Brides Of Dracula.😈
@@Facade953 Well it may not be your taste, however to the average movie goer, this movie was amazing.
@@cactusmalone it come out in 2004, what do you expect ? endgame ? infinity war ?
i still maintain to this day that this is the closest we've ever gotten to a live action castlevania movie.
That cheesiness is part of what I like about the film.
For those who complain about Dracula's accent, have any of you actually heard a slav or a Romanian speak? Their accents can actually sound like this.
yea , the way he speaks here is pretty much how romanian speak in english . I'm romanian and took me a little bit to train my english to sound more "american". Before , that was pretty much how my english sounded.
***** well depends on the situation i guess :P
Molhedim
Welcome to America! I'm sure your accent was fine the way it was, you could have scored a lot of girlfriends with it!!
Sumanadasa Wijayapala well is not like i can't switch accents anytime i want, if you know what I mean :P
***** I can do both accents when I want, I can switch with no problem.
Honestly this guy played a VERY awesome Dracula :o
Richard Roxborough, and yeah he's a great actor
I love that his voice pays homage to Bela Lugosi
Fsaw Skhb
Mike Wilder hhnznznI
+هاجر الحمودي Sacco
This dracula is sooo laid back and has so much swag. Like yeah? He COULD kill you. But he PREFERS to have a chat. LOL!
yeah like that "Usually when i hear someone´s heartbeat *starts clapping hands rhytmically* i can almost dance to the rhytm,but yours,so calm." line.
I watched this as a young child, and I'm still fond of it. I like how they portrayed Dracula as this unstoppable hellish creature virtually the spawn of Satan himself. I've always believed Dracula should be harder to kill than a normal vampire.
Yeah, bro got one shotted with a single bite from Van Helsing. He should’ve been able to more damage imo
@@billyjoe8185 in this film, Dracula was terrified of werewolves because they were the only thing that could kill him.
@@billyjoe8185werewolves are the only thing that can kill Dracula.
@@Mayan_88694it's a homage to Wolf Man taking out Dracula back in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, which may have helped popularize the fur vs fang trope of werewolves vs vampires.
I LOVE how he keeps his composure as a gentleman even after getting staked, and then a cross shoved in his face which he grabs lol. It's almost comical.
Well, that is kind of the point. Watching Van Helsing's conventional attempts at killing Dracula fail when we're so used to seeing them work adds to the hilarity.
yeah
is this your silver stake? LMAO I died there!
The actor did say he portrayed Dracula as though it were a comedy, ACTING
It feels similar to how Sideshow Bob keeps getting smacked in the face while trying to maintain is composure 😂
Did this movie get bad ratings? I thought it was a great movie. Loved Dracula's portrayal in this one.
BaltazarJR I enjoyed it too! Yes this was one of the best Draculas. Intimidating and yet quite sophisticated lol.
*****
Haa! Gaaaaaay! lol
+BaltazarJR Because this movie is cheesy as shit
+BaltazarJR this is the best movie about vampires and werewolves, it's better than Twilight
Ramon Oliveira
Waaay better.
Haha i burst out laughing when he just grabs the cross and starts yelling and just continues like nothing happened
DeadHeadFred2436 hahahah....he's sure is essentric
Leonardo's Truth True that’s one of the problems with this movie. Dracula’s brides were easily killed with a stake but they were supposed to be just as powerful as Dracula was yet Dracula can survive it. Plot holes galore still a fun film.
Explorer where did it state that?. Hes supposed to be different than those he turns
Chase Janus His brides are suppose to be just as powerful. Maybe not as powerful but powerful enough and they easily get destroyed.
@@johnnyfive222 No they aren't lmao, Dracula has so many immunities it's not even funny.
This Dracula played by Richard Roxburgh and the one bram stoker's dracula played by Gary Oldman are probably the only 2 casts that actually managed to put the respect to the name of Dracula they portrayed the role of what a real vampire Dracula should be to perfection.
Agree and disagree. Both of them did a fantastic job, but the best portrayal of Dracula still belongs to Sir Christopher Lee (Bela Lugosi may be the physical incarnation of Dracula, but Sir Christopher Lee was the one who imbued Dracula's spirit into his performances).
Gets a silver stake to the chest "is this your silver stake?"
Gets a Holy Cross "Melts it to liquid"
Most inaccurate version of Dracula ever, not to mention the most comedic and ridiculous one!😠
@@Facade953 your mom
@@Andrew-wf6kb Oh, you have no idea!😅
@@Facade953 your mom (x2)
@@Andrew-wf6kb I couldn't agree more!😂
I absolutely love this film, it fulfils every dark fantasy or image that I have in my mind. Definitely one of my favourite films, and I can't understand why people gave it bad reviews.
Dark fantasy?
+NiranGs you're hot
+left4deadian That scene from the Spongebob movie was how I saw your comment.
Dark fantasy? LoL
NiranGs kiss
I actually loved this Dracula a lot. Immune to all those things a regular vampire would fear. And the actor was awesome.
*Interesting fact:* the actor who played Dracula in *Van Helsing* is married to the actress that played his raven-haired bride.
Son of Hecate and recently played Dr. Poison in Wonder Woman
Glitz Garcia no, dr poisons actress is the red head not the raven haired one
*Another Interesting Fact*: He also play as wolverine
Son of Hecate that’s hot
Would’ve been more fun if he was married to all three
I just love how they portray Dracula in this movie. I think it's a unique one.
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Richard's take on Dracula was amazing. Van Hellsing's take on Dracula will hold a special place in my heart.
I love how casually he pulls out a vampire killing stake and says "is this yours?".
I think what he meant by that is him saying "is this what you are resorting to?"
In the film, Van Helsing is the reincarnation of the Archangel Gabriel.
Despite the bad ratings this is one of my favorite depictions of Werewolves and Vampires
Better than Twilight!! THEY DONT SPARKLE LIKE OVER SIZED FAIRIES!!!!!
@@emperorconstantine1.361 Twilight is sick
This movie was good. One of my favorite adaptations of the count
This is the origin for Universal's DARK UNIVERSE franchise ambitions. The Mummy 2017 reboot started as an attempt to reboot this film here!
How can you like this version? That idiot was one of the worst Draculas ever made!
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The movie was good but the story and the character could have been better
This film is bullcrap. Dracula is nothing like this and Van Helsing is in fact a 60 year old doctor. The werewolf thing is something that Steven Sommers added to the script while was taking a crap. Jesus, try to read a bit for a change.
Not gonna lie.....this is definitely one of my favorite versions of Dracula.
I love how the cross DID actually affect dracula until he melted it.
Goes to show even if hellsings faith has faltered he's done enough good for god to still protect him.
It's just that draculas curse also protects him :) even the devil has his champions.
This is one of the best monster movies ever and more then deserves a sequal.
1. This movie had the best looking werewolves ever. CG or not. Mix these wolves with the underworld vampires, and you got a blockbuster on your hands!
2. I love that introduction. Boss as hell!
Shame we didn't get it. The underworld ones looked like taxidermied animal. Very comical.
Who else noticed that the three male leads were all Australian? Hugh Jackman (Van Helsing), Richard Roxburgh (Dracula) and David Wenham (Carl) They sure raise 'em gorgeous in Australia!
They sure do!
Yep 🇦🇺❤
@Darkzz Lord Well, yes, but most weren't real criminals - the harsh laws back then meant you could be sentenced to seven years transportation for stealing anything over one shilling (i.e. ten cents) in value, so a lot of people ended up en route to Australia for minor misdemeanours like nicking a loaf of bread to feed their starving family. As it is, less than 10% of Australians today have any convict ancestry. And let's face it - for a nation to grow from a couple of hundred convicts dumped on a beach on the other side of the world, to a thriving First World country with a high standard of living, universal healthcare, (almost) free university education and the world's sixth-largest economy, in only just over two hundred years, is one hell of an achievement.
Hugh Jackman actually has Greek roots.😊
TBH lol when someone is strikingly gorgeous I’m not surprised if they’re Australian
The best comedic Dracula I've ever seen. Everything about Mr. Roxburgh performance is and remains magnificent!
Kate Beckinsale is beautiful to the point of it almost being bizarre. She looks like a master artist sculpted her in marble and she came to life. She's easily one of the most beautiful women alive.
I love the fact that _This_ Dracula is smart. He's not simply some idiot on a power trip.
Incredible performance of Dracula, such grace
Very true.
666th like, booyah.
You’ve clearly never seen Bram stokers Dracula
@@alecwalker3042 you get that not everything has to follow the original right?
Trained by MULLAS of ISTANBUL...!!! Ha ha ha
Roxburgh was so cool as Dracula.
I agree, he totally nailed it
I seem to remember in the 'making of' segment on the DVD there is an interview with actor Richard Roxburgh where he said he decided to approach the role by playing Dracula as a rock star; I think he pulled it off well
Honestly outside of Australia; he's an underrated actor. If you've seen Rake (Aus) you've seen his complete mastery of Comedic timing.
The accent is way too heavy and sounds unrealistic. A good actor but with the wrong choice of accent.
Romulan2469 Well the whole movie was a love letter to the old Hammer horror films, so I think Richard Roxburgh deliberately chose to imitate Bela Lugosi's heavily accented Hungarian voice as a tribute to him
I watch this movie every year on Halloween. Honestly, it's not a bad film. True it's got cheesy dialogue and a few plot points that are unresolved, but honestly, it's an action/adventure film based on the classic Universal Monsters franchise; you honestly expected it to be on the Best Picture list for the Oscars? It's silly, action-packed, and filled with fun. The visuals and the designs are cool, and the ones for the monsters are some of the most original out there, and honestly, they're my personal favorites. When I think of a werewolf or a vampire, I imagine them looking like what they're portrayed in Van Helsing. They look so menacing and powerful, and I would hate to run into either of them. Also, props to the filmmakers for such awesome casting. I really liked David Wenham as Carl; he's a goofy comedic foil to Van Helsing, and every scene with him is cool to watch. I also liked Richard Roxbough's Dracula; he's so over-the-top with his villainy, and you could tell he was having fun with the role. At the same time there were a couple of scenes where he was genuinely menacing, like the scene where he coldly kills Dr. Frankenstein. Hugh Jackman did a good job as Van Helsing, though I kind of think he was mostly channeling the same characteristics he used in his interpretation of Wolverine. However, this isn't necessarily a bad thing; he's still a good actor, and he delivers the lines he's given really well.
Regardless, it may not be the greatest movie ever, but if you're for a great action romp with cool action scenes involving a badass main character, I'd recommend watching Van Helsing.
Totally. The movie is not pretentious and incorporates a lot of humor.
Main character isn't badass. He's hilarious. When he first showed up at the village, Anna and the town's folk had him turning one way and the other. Then he just kept holding the trigger down on the crossbow knowing he'll *eventually* hit a vampire and he dropped the goddamn thing about four times! Even when he's talking to Dracula, he's got this face that looks more confused than badass and oh my god he's just great. XD
I just feel like his overall attitude towards everything is going something like, "Hey I was sent here to kill vampires. All this talk of history is making me uncomfortable. That's Carl's work".
Still my favourite version of a werewolf. They've got just the right combination of wolf and man in it! :) And I think they did a very good job in the characterizations of each monster, even if the backstories have been completely changed. And really, if it's clear that the movie is just for having fun, I will enjoy it! I love this movie!
Still love the scene where Dracula is actually dancing to Velkan's screams. It was perfect.
Loved this comment. I feel the same way about most films. People like to impose their idea of what is the 'best' film on other people, simply because they feel their opinion is correct. I've had a lot of people mock my taste in film because I enjoyed Van Helsing (and some of Stephen Sommers other films), because evidently, they're the self-appointed arbiters of 'good taste'. We need to start articulating ourselves in the way that you have MrPjw5 - talking about what films are 'our favourites' instead of what is 'the best', because we're dealing with an inherently subjective medium.
Van Helsing was one of my favourite action/adventure films as a young boy. I doubt that's going to change now that I'm becoming a jaded adult. It's fun and it's got my favourite interpretation of Dracula and my favourite creature designs. The brides of Dracula were so brilliantly beautiful and terrifying. Frankenstein is also the most likeable character in this film. Fun, silly and bad-ass. Love it.
I know its been five months but PREACH!!! Exactly how I feel. Only this is my favorite movie ever. Seen it countless times literally. Still love it. I would love to play this Count Dracula in a prequel so bad. xD
I've been thinking since the day I watched van helsing.Richard is the most handsome, cool ,charismatic Dracula I've ever seen in my life, his voice is amazing, very impressive...I think I fell in love...Please, if you're reading, you should get an oscar as Dracula..you're the only one in the world ,you're the best ..I hope a new movie comes along, Dracula...you're someone else for me 🖤 🧛
Best scene:
(Grabs Cross)
AHHHHHHHH, AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
(Cross melts)
Just kidding, that didn't do shit.
VPT2 lol i love it
Very funny, but I actually think it did hurt him while he was holding it
I think if you where a normal vampire it might’ve work but since that’s Dracula he can resist it
@@redhood2394 Go read Bram Stoker's novel instead of watching that blasphemous and inaccurate Hollyweird crap!
@@ladymafia7010 You must be quite the atheist/cultist/satanist.
This is how I started to like strange accents
me too
Lisa
heh yeah
oh yes XD
+JORGE. agtes
rgdjo
Called in sick to watch this when it came out. Fun times!
This is one of my favorite movies. It's extremely underrated.
Always liked Dracula in this! Love this scene. :)
Dracula's costume in this movie was so cool! Everything about him really, go Richard!
God, I love this accent. D:
Actually I thought this Dracula was much better than a lot of others I've seen (Blade 3...*retch*).
Blade 3 Dracula is ehh, not so bad but not the best either. He's alright. I do prefer this one though.
Romania bitch xD
I am from Romania, and this is my accent when i speak english. I SUCK AT IT! lol
Practice, practice and practice. Become the Dracula.
Jet Jenkins I think the Trinity Dracula was the worst Dracula I've seen. This Dracula is alright.His accent is good his behavior is good,he's a decent Dracula but the other one was a total miss.
This show needs a sequel or something. I love this movie.
This is one of the best movies ever made. All the actors did a great job. The story was incredible.
Richard Rockburgh brilliantly played the character. With a lot of improvisation but everything is perfectly integrated. This is undoubtedly the best interpretation of Dracula. The second place is shared by Klaus Kinski and Gary Oldman
This is the best dracula ever he's like Gary oldmans drcula except he's like tougher and more badass. I don't know why but I love this movie to death it was awesome and just overall fun.
This Dracula is the best of all time, and I luv this movie a lot too. It is my favorite movie.
Agree... this Dracula is badass, Oldman's Dracula is more of a romantic, "suffered soul" take on Dracula...... equally brilliant, though.
Both Draculas are horribly written but at least Oldman gave a great performance which makes him the third greatest Dracula after Lugosi's and Lee's.
Each bit of this clip is so good. He is completely in his role as Dracula, portraying his pasture, movements and that little evil laugh he did must have improvised so on point.
One of favourite movies I watched in my childhood days. I watched this scene over and over and still love it.
He's no Gary Oldman but definitely one of my favorite Dracula's
Lol he just grabs the cross?! Lol that always cracks me up
Then brushes it away like nothing happened!
We need a remake of this Movie Honestly so good
@Toe Rogan Just watched it soo good thank you
Just realized this year would've been Dracula's 600th birthday.
Richard Roxburgh played one of the best Dracula!! He is so good and he looks perfect!! Handsome and dark!
Funny how Count Dracula had to beat the cross in his own way, by fire and hate before he could move on to Van Helsing.
John Klob No what really happened is with that cross up he can't proceed so he touched the cross and since he is cursed like a demon is why when he touches the cross it burns so after getting that out of the way he can proceed
”Allow me to REINTRODUCE myself.” Some lovely tongue-in-cheekiness.
1:50 - That escalated quickly.
1:57 - That deescalated quickly.
1:52 me when a Jehovah's witness comes to my door
:DDDDDDD lol
Stacci Guma funny how come u didn't say mormans why did it have to be Jehovah's witnesses?
Stacci Guma 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm so fucking done!! LMFAO 😂😂😂
hehe
Justin Comoa JW don't believe in the cross...
I understand why this movie got bad ratings and acknowledge flaws in...but there is so much to love in it too!
EverythingFan02 While it's not a bad film in it's own right it's a decent enough romp. The problem is that it came after the first two Mummy films. Witch more or less did the same thing that this film did. So I guess that kind of story was wearing a bit thin on audiences at the time.
+TeamTowers1 The second Mummy film was horrible. No way it compares to this. Van Helsing was much better.
I love how three actors in this movie are Aussies
This guy deserved his own Dracula movie for his portrayal, I thought it was stellar.
Richard Roxburgh is such a wonderful actor. Trust me. He's really a nice guy. :-) -3
The most hot Dracula I've ever seen.
Go and see interview with the vampire
Have you seen Gary Oldman in Bram Stokers Dracula 1992 film? Hot🔥🔥
Claes Bang- Dracula 2020
Yesss
He was my first crush ever even when I was ten years old the first time I watched this movie. I couldn't help but fell in love with him, his mannerism and seductive voice are incredible!
I like to rewatch the movie just to appreciate this character. :)
I remember having a blast watching this in the theater with friends. Cheesy, silly-but not boring, and that’s worth a movie ticket. Plus they released all the classic Universal monster movies-and all their many sequels, many for the first time ever-in DVD sets as part of the promotion for this film. Those sets are still fantastic.
This Dracula looks as if he's gnna play the most menacing guitar riff ever
It was a pleasant childhood days. I'am from Chennai (India) where even during higher grade schooling, we cant able to cut classes, so we tried nearly 3 sundays for booking this movie in a theatre (No online booking those days). With chips, cone ice creams, we just had a good day with snacks and a pleasant enjoyment. Whatta movie this was! Especially the BGM is electrifying. Also i heard this movie had got such negative reviews, and thought that dracula movies are all very common in Hollywood, so they didn't consider this movie as good one. In India it was a massive huge Blockbuster. We celebrated it, it was around 150 days Housefull in theatres. Just an epic moments those days. IMO, this was one of excellent movie.
I can't believe this guy was also the Duke in "Moulin Rouge"
that was my reaction too when i found out
hes also M in the league of extraordinary gentlemen
Van Helsing is one of the films from my childhood and I still love it to this day and Moulin Rouge is one of my favourite films ever, just yesterday I realised it was the same actor, I almost got a heart attack LOL....
Also Hugh Stamp in Mission: Impossible II
All I hear him saying is "I don't like this ending." 🤣🤣
Best Dracula Ever :3
I absolutely love the way he still delivers how painful the cross is, but manages to overcome its power and regain his composure afterwards.
Criminally underrated film.
Ooooh, I just love Richard as Dracula. And the accent XD And it's Roxburgh.
Why did this movie got bad reviews. I think it was relatively good, maybe about 6/10 or 7/10.
Same here
because......critics. nuff said
Way better than Twighsheet
weskoki
While It's true, that's not even a fair comparison, it's insulting for VH movie, imho. Lets just agree that even without Twishieet on the scale, VH is still better than most vampire action movies.
Lord Zuko Roger Ebert gave the film a positive review, mostly for the production design but I think it's a decent attempt to try to mash up all the classic universal monsters and have one hero hunt them all down
Another awesome dracula, next to Gary Oldman, Christopher Lee, Bela Lugosi and Luke Evans. He looks so close to Marvel Comics' ultimate version of Dracula.
Close to Lee and Lugosi? You're trolling, right?
I meant his look. It looks almost similar to the ultimate version of Dracula from Marvel Comics, but without the armor and big ear rings.
dinodisneylover1 I don't know much about "Ultimate Dracula", but if it's from Marvel it must be pretty bloody far from the original.
Frank Langella 1979 was great too
Don't forget the one and only Max Schreck despite Nosferatu being black and white and no sound.
A lot of people don’t like this version of Dracula but I think this actor did a great job! Very theatrical, and that’s exactly what I’d expect Dracula to be.
"Is this *your*... silver stake?"
Simply perfect.
and people wonder why i insist in letting my hair long, i mean just look at the count! gotta love ponytails
* gets stabbed * Is this ur silver stake? :3
yvette van den berg * gets stabbed * * pretends he's dying * * smiles * Hello Gabriel. :3
That dracula can't be killed by a sliver stick
You know you're evil if you can melt a crucifix!
chavamara It melted because Demons/vampires are cursed from jesus on the cross that is why it burns when they touch it
@@erikamatlock6132 He knows. It was said in jest
@Leonardo's Truth I'm not so much wierded out by your nuttery as by the fact that people liked your post.
Leonardo's Truth You know ur evil if u just wont stfu.
Total bullshit! The director and script writer gave the ultimate middle finger to Bram Stoker's novel which was all about the triumph of God and good over Dracula AKA Son Of The devil and evil. Even Castlevania's Dracula could be hurt by crosses, holy water and stakes! What is this OP piece of crap? They made him look more like a badly written Dragonball Z villain!😠😠😠
Such an underrated movie I do wish this was a tv series with Hugh reprising his role.
I love this version of the count as well, he is acting a lot like a real vampire archetype, charming, suave and appears completely detached from human values at the same time yet he definitely has a twisted heart somewhere deep, lonely and pitiful.
This Dracula has an awesome accent.
For me the best Dracula of modern times, Luke Evans comes second.
Perfect comment!
Such a handsome man
You're a pretty girl 😋
Richard Roxburgh is amazing actor
I would’ve loved to see this portrayal of Dracula in more movies!
In love with this Dracula!
I love Dracula's accent.
Uh...waow.
Dracula is surprisingly good looking... ;)
But his children are not. ;)
Hurlock alpha, true, guess vanpire genetics are stranger than the parents.
Emily Rose my mom thought the same.
He is actually a good looking man until he show you his true form
It's a glamour spell, his real form is a literal batman with more teeth than the Osmond family.
Looks at dislikes "is this your silver stake"?
Since I've seen this movie, I've never noticed that Van Helsing is the wolverine.
Dracula is badass!
Best Dracula ever!
This movie had the most impressive vampire cgi I have ever seen....I was very much impressed as a kid some 15 years ago....i especially liked the encounter with the brides when van Helsing arrived at Transylvania...the bride costumes were also lit...and a charming and charismatic count dracula
he is definitely the best actor to play Dracula
Best vampire Dracula movies ever !
that's a shame I wanted to hear Dracula's story
If they made a sequel, it'd be cool if Alucard was in it.
Which Alucard?
+Dayan Ramirez The Castlevania one.
I thought you ment the Anime One But that Would be Fking Cool
***** i thought that too
anime gay
Take notes Twilight, this is how you make a Vampire and Werewolf movie.
*Laughs in Blade 3 secret ending*
Twilight is only relevant in YT comments lmao
as a romanian, he nailed his accent very well
Hugh Jackman looks like Gabriel Belmont.
l love Richard Roxburgh, and this movie!
Best Dracula and one of the best villains I've seen on screen. The movie and the actor very much underrated((