Breaking Baz: Hammer’s ‘Horror Of Dracula’ Starring Christopher Lee Is Ready To Sink Its Teeth Into Audiences At Halloween With Censored Scenes Restored – Exclusive Interview
A fully restored 4K version of the 1958 film 'Horror of Dracula' will be released in cinemas for Halloween. The restoration includes previously censored scenes that were discovered in a Warner Bros. warehouse. This version aims to honor the legacy of Hammer Horror Films and features Christopher Lee's iconic portrayal of Dracula.
- ▪The restored version of 'Horror of Dracula' will be available in cinemas and on home entertainment.
- ▪Censored footage cut from the original release has been found and restored.
- ▪Christopher Lee's portrayal of Dracula introduced the iconic vampire fangs that are now widely recognized.
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Christopher Lee in 'Horror of Dracula' (1958) Everett A fully restored 4K version of 1958s Horror of Dracula starring Christopher Lee as Bram Stoker’s nightmarish creation will be released into cinemas, in time for Halloween, John Gore owner of the Hammer Horror Films label, tells Deadline. Hammer is now a part of recently formed John Gore Studios. Horror of Dracula will also be available on home entertainment, dates TBC. Gore explains that footage cut by censors and distributors at the time of its original release was discovered in a Warner Bros. warehouse. Related Stories News 'Pillion', 'Hamnet' & Milestones for Bleecker Street & Vertical At The Specialty Box Office News 'Send Help' Still Eyes $10M No.
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