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30 interesting facts about Bram Stoker's Dracula


Bram Stoker is famous for introducing Dracula counting vampire characters, but do we know which trips about this novel?

Yes, we searched for the Internet for the most interesting facts, so sit back and enjoy 30 truths about Dracula!

The novel written by Stoker 'Bram' Bram '.

Stoker is Irish.

In 1878, he married Florence Balcombe, and they had a son together;

Immediately after his marriage, they moved to London, where Stoker became the manager of the Lyceum Theater.

His novel Dracula was published in 1897.

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Dracula was published by Archibald Constable and Company.

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The outstanding novel with Dracula counted the same name and battle with Abraham Valve Helsing.

Count the original name of Dracula is Count Wampyr.

He was inspired by Wallachia's Vladd II Murdd II (also known as Vladd The Inqualer) and Cow

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The novel is recounted through the diary e

The novel was copyright until 1962 - fifty years old

While writing, Stoker is affected by European culture and adventure stories.

He was also affected by the Sidhe Irish Myths, who developed a taste for the blood.

His colleague at Lyceum, Henry Irving, is the embodiment of all Dracula's styles.

Stoker made many references to Whitby - a place he spent summer vacation when he was young.

The novel was ahead of Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu in 1872.

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In 1914, Dracula's guests were published.

Eight days before the publication of novels, Stoker released stage, which he also wrote, at Lyceum Theater.

An unauthorized movie version has been entitled to Nosferatu and WA

There were about 217 dracula movie roles.

Actor Christopher Lee has in 11 dracula roles.

Author Stephen King wrote 'Salem's lot, which is his honor to Stoker and the vampire genre.

DC Comics has published Batman & Dracula: Rain Rain in 2003.

Anime Digimon has its own vampire.

The novel is the inspiration for the TV show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Bela Lugosi (Dracula, 1931) is the inspiration for Sesame Street character, quantity.