The Spanish Dracula – What many people don't know is that Universal made two versions of Dracula at the same time. The second was Drácula, a Spanish-language film shot at the same time as the English-language version. During the day, the English-speaking actors did their scenes. At night, the Spanish-speaking actors arrived at the studio and did theirs on the same sets and often with the same blocking. Even more interesting, the crew shooting the night scenes would often watch the day crew's dailies and, amongst themselves, they'd tell themselves they could do much better.
Tarr-seminaari 6.3. Orionissa – 5.–19. esitetään Tarrin leffat (paitsi ei tietysti uusinta Turin Horsea, joka oli vasta Berlinalessa)
