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Behind the Masks - Dracula part 2
by PJ Montgomery 
Um... I'm supposed to write some kind of preamble to these things, but how do I do that when it's just a continuation of what I wrote on Friday? Ooh! Let's pretend it's a TV show!
Previously on Behind the Masks - Dracula...
People voted Gary Oldman and Christopher Lee as the best Dracula of all time. They were wrong about Oldman, 'cos he wasn't very good, in point of fact. The top ten currently stands like this:-
10. Gary Oldman
9. John Carradine
8. John Forbes-Robertson
7. Peter Stormare
6. Rudolf Martin
But who made the top five? And will Spider-Man and Iceman rescue Firestar? Find out... Right now!
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Categories: News Tags: angel, bela lugosi, christopher lee, count orlock, dracula, frank langella, hammer, max schreck, nosferatu, spider-man, spider-man and his amazing friends, stanley jones
31/10/11 06:23:09 pm, 
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31/10/11 06:23:09 pm, 2 comments »
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Good choices but no Gerard Butler?
:-)
:-)
01/11/11 @ 08:51
No. Sorry. He was rubbish. Again, an actor who I reckon would be a god Dracula in a good Dracula film. But alas, it wasn't to be.
01/11/11 @ 15:15