Lady Dracula (1977)

Release date:	1977 West Germany
Running time:	75' (cover 90') - Source: VHS PAL
Rating:	Germ.: 16; US: PG
Main Crew:	Director: Franz-Joseph Gottlieb (The Phantom Of Soho 1964; The Black Abbot 1963) Producer: IFV Produktion / TV 13 Score: Horst Jankowski Writer: Redis Read / Bradford Harris Director of photography: Ernst W. Kalinke / Fritz Baader
Cast:	Use the dropdown menu to see the full cast Evelyne Kraft / Countess Barbara Von Weidenborn Brad Harris / Inspector Eddi Arent / Assistent Inspector Eddi Theo Lingen / Theo Marmorstein Christine Buchegger / Irene Ruhesanft Walter Giller / Oskar, 1st Pallbearer Klaus Höhne / Hubert, 2nd Pallbearer Roberto Blanco / Karli, Excavator Driver Stephen Boyd / Count Dracula Walter Feuchtenberg / Notary Herbert Fux / Hotel Guest Willy Harlander / Cabby Heinz Reincke / Drunk Rinaldo Talamonti / Ferdi, Construction Worker Johann Sklenka / Eyewitness Marion Kracht / Young Countess Barbara Ulrich Beiger / Party Guest Christine Schuberth Edith Leyrer Zdenka Prochazkova
Summary:	In 1876, the countess Barbara Von Weidenborn (Marion Kracht) is abducted from her young ladies' boarding school by Count Dracula (Stephen Boyd). He puts the bite on her and turns her into a vampire, but Dracula is killed by the angry villagers. Barbara is interred in a coffin, but accidentally exhumed one hundred years later, in modern day Germany. Although she is a vampire, she doesn't want to kill people. So Barbara (now plyaed by Evelyne Kraft) tries to be a nice little vampire who only gets her food from the blood bank... She also works in a funeral home where she feeds on supplies. But when she kills her boss's fiancee and falls in love with the investigating police officer (Brad Harris), the problems start.
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