Count Dracula (Christopher Lee) regains his youth by dining on the blood of maidens.
He is pursued in London and Transylvania by Professor Van Helsing (Herbert Lom), Jonathan Harker (Fred Williams) and Quincey Morris (Jack Taylor) after he victimises them and their loved ones.
This is one of four films released in 1970 in which Christopher Lee played Count Dracula. The others are Taste the Blood of Dracula, The Scars of Dracula and One More Time. Lee rated his performance in this film as his best portrayal of Dracula.
Count Dracula
Christopher Lee Professor Van Helsing
Herbert Lom Renfield
Klaus Kinski Mina
Maria Rohm JonathanHarker
Fred Williams Lucy
Soledad Miranda Quincey Morris
Jack Taylor Dr Seward
Paul Muller
Director
Jesús Franco (as Jesse Franco)
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