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Vampira (1974)
| AKA's: | Folle Histoire Vampiror, La / Old Drac / Old Dracula / Temps Sont Durs Pour Dracula, Les |
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| Release date: | 1974 UK | Running time: | 85' (cover 85') - Source: VHS PAL | Rating: | Germ.: 16; UK: 15; US: PG | ||
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Director: Clive Donner (Arthur The King 1985; A Christmas Carol 1984; The Scarlet Pimpernel 1982; What's New Pussycat 1965) Producer: World Film Services Score: David Whitaker / Anthony Newley (Theme) Writer: Jeremy Lloyd Director of photography: Antony B. Richmond |
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It's been for 50 years now that his beloved Vampira (Teresa Graves) rests in her coffin, but Count Dracula (David Niven) can't put up with it. He'd be able
to change it, if he'll finally find a "transfusion victim" for his bloodless wife who has a nearly untraceable blood group. |
Finally, the sales gimmick of a nudie magazine seems to offer the solution: four real, ripe and ready-to-be-biten beauty queens including their distinguished entourage. For all the voluntary strain they are rewarded with a dinner at Dracula's castle. And yes, the resuscitating blood type is found amongst the joyfully sucked in. Vampira is saved and revives to a new life - but in a way neither she nor her spouse had hoped-for. In the heat of the moment it must have come to some momentous mistakes...
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