Hart (the screenwriter of Coppola’s film), Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder and others. The territory here may be familiar but the evolution of Stoker’s novel is contextualised by some expert commentators-Leonard Wolf, Elaine Showalter (with a copy of Bram Dijkstra’s Idols of Perversity at her side) and Christopher Frayling-while discussion of the film adaptations includes Christopher Lee, Francis Coppola, James V. I also remembered it being more about Coppola’s film than it is, although there’s still enough to make it a substantial promo piece.
I watched this when it was first shown, and remembered it being a good one but neglected to go searching for it back in January. ( This post detailed some of the plus points.) The South Bank Show‘s programme devoted to Dracula on page and screen was broadcast in early 1993, timed for the opening of Coppola’s film in the UK. I also watched Coppola’s film again, it’s an adaptation I enjoy a great deal despite its flaws. While illustrating Dracula earlier this year I was listening to Wojciech Kilar’s soundtrack to Francis Coppola’s Dracula to sustain the vampiric mood.
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