Countess Dracula

Notes & Trivia

 * Copyright holder: 1970 (MCMLXX), Hammer Film Productions Limited.


 * Countess Dracula (1971) redirects to this page. This film is alternatively known as La condesa Drácula in Spanish, which also redirects to this page.


 * Countess Dracula is a stand-alone film, which does not share continuity with any other Dracula film, or any other film in the Hammer Horror library.


 * The tagline for this film is "Her macabre and bloody quest for eternal youth".


 * Production on Countess Dracula began on July 26th, 1970.


 * Countess Dracula was filmed at Pinewood Studios in Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England.


 * Countess Dracula was released as a Blu-ray and DVD combo-pack by Synapse Films on May 6th, 2014. It includes audio commentary with actress Ingrid Pitt, director Peter Sasdy, screenwriter Jeremy Paul and author Jonathan Sothcott.


 * The film was also released on DVD in Region 1 format, packaged along with The Vampire Lovers as part of its "Midnite Movies" series.


 * Composer Harry Robertson is credited as Harry Robinson in this film.


 * Director of photography Kenneth Talbot is credited as Ken Talbot in this film.


 * Actress Olive Gregg provided the voice for Countess Elisabeth Nádasdy, but is uncredited for her participation in this film.