I see Dracula is also set in an alternate universe.
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I don't think there is anything on this earth that would get me to watch Dracula on NBC.
I see Dracula is also set in an alternate universe.
Yeah, it's been a while since I've read the original, but I don't remember Mina being a med student or Jonathan being a reporter. Or Dracula posing as an American industrialist or inventor or whatever this guy is, for that matter. (Actually, that's my biggest peeve so far -- I miss Meyers's actual accent instead of the American accent he's using.)
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Ooo, and Van Helsing just showed up!
Blechh, he fries in sunlight.
How heavily am I going to need to drink to get through this version of Dracula?
The only thing that's the same as the original is the names.
The clothes are all wrong for any era in this universe, and the "science" is more than laughable. And Dracula is wearing a wristwatch.
So drinking a LOT is what you're saying. Good thing I bought dry sparkling wine so I can make Death in the Afternoons!
I don't know. Unlike Reign, where the historical inaccuracies appalled me, this provides more of a framework for an actual series. Giving Dracula a vendetta reaches back to the time of his death is interesting, and giving Mina more to do than sit around pining for Jonathan doesn't bother me either.
What I guess I missed is, who is Lady Jane and the guy she brought the severed head to? Are they vampires, too? (I am watching sort of half-assed, I'll admit.)