DRACULA

Main characters

Count Dracula: This great aristocrat from Central Europe is really a vampire who feeds on human blood

Jonathan Harker: A young English notary in charge of selling a property to Count Dracula. He doesn't know Dracula is a monster

Mina: She is engaged to Jonathan , and she's worried about this journey to Transylvania

Summary of the plot

Jonathan Harker, a young notary, goes to Transylvania to negotiate a sale with Count Dracula. It doesn't take him long to discover his host's terrible secret: Dracula is a vampire that goes out night to quench his thirst for human bloof.
When he arrives in England, Dracula chooses as him victim Lucy, who is a friend of Mina,  Jonathan's fiancée. Lucy bleeds to deadth . Will Jonathan Harker, Mina and the condescending professor Van Helsing manage to defeat the vampire?

Bram Stoker

1847- 1912

Mysterious and tormented: that's what we know about Bram Stoker, the creator of Dracula. And, indeed , that's is how he must have been to imagine such a bloodthirsty creature. 104 years later, the author is perhaps not so well remembered but Dracula is certainly still as famous as ever. It's a case of a character that has ''eliminated'' it's author!

The forgotten writer
 Who could have imagined such a thing?

What feverish , tormented, creepy imagination could the bloodiest novel of
all times have come from? Who was the inventor of Count Dracula, the famous vampire that would end up terrifying the whole of England and the rest of the world?

His name was Bram Stoker, a practically unknown writer when his novel appeared in London in 1987.

Dracula, the character , is now 115 years old, and is still going strong. The'' number one vampire'' regulary decides to come out of the dark to appear on TV, in comics or in cinema