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IDK men, Christopher Lee just had that tall deadly presence as Dracula. And his look on 1970, was one of the best depictions of Dracula.

8:39 Signature look of superiority.

Christopher Lee had an amazing voice to listen to all day! He should have voiced over a book or audio diary of his life. As for Boris Karlof...he did. A LOT of work besides the Frankenstein. He was basically a master of so many different faces!

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Conrad is such beautiful man I love him in the man who laughs

What a lovely man.

Memo: Otello ist für Tenoren

The many different faces of christopher lee were from 1944 to 2016

A Splendid Chap Indeed...He Too Did Not Like Typecast As Dracula...

What a lovely tribute from another great actor!

They may have passed on but they left a legacy and will continue to entertain us

I had many a nightmare watching Mr. Lee's Dracula on the late movies back in the 1960's and 1970's .

these british people are SO HIGHLY OVER-RATED

RIP. Sir Christopher.

We were so lucky,my generation,to have these great actors. Giving us awesome scares,whereas today's youngsters have just gore for spooky movies. And they arent even scared by these newer movies. So sad.

O melhor ator do mundo

The actors who came into our viewing in the the 1930s were already seasoned professionals! No WONDER those films are still so great today!

“All the Who’s down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot. But the Grinch who lived just north of Whoville… Did not!”

I feel like these guy are my late uncles. Great actors, great characters.

Never better an epitaph for such a BRILLIANT soul!

My favotite Karloff film is The Mummy.

Years ago I was in the classical dept of the old HMV in London's Oxford St and in front of me, being served, was a man who was not just tall but BIG - with a voice to match. I couldn't help but notice him - but I could never have imagined that, when he turned around, I would be looking at Christopher Lee. He was an unmistakable presence - especially from only 3 feet away! - something that doesn't really come across when you see him seated in a TV interview.

Christopher was a good judge of character so if he says Boris was a Great person i believe him

I could listen to Christopher Lee for hours!

Amazing actor

I am so impressed by this video. I had no idea they were friends. Karloff and Lee and Cushing too were absolute gentlemen and fantastic actors. Will never see their like again. RIP. You gave us so much entertainment and we are so grateful

Also BORIS had a successful career as a comic book host of his own, "True Tales Of Terror".

Mr Lee had the finest voice that I've ever heard ...it was perfection in tone and pitch ..just fabulous .

Had dinner with Christopher Lee and his charming wife at Cannes Film Festival in '95, a gentleman of the old school with numerous insides into his experiences over the decades, definitely more than Hammer Dracula by far.

I am one of the few and fewer who had the privilege of growing up in the golden age of Boris. Going to the local theater as a small boy with older brothers to be frightend shitless by him.

Thank you for this. I really enjoyed it. I love the old monsters and Christopher Lee.

Yes Boris Karloff. Wasn't he great and So were you. Thank you Christopher.

Really nice closing line, by a friend to a friend.

Yes…..Christoper lee…was a legend also, but a true friend to Boris Karloff. Two men who were great on screen, and off.

I could listen to Lee's voice all day.

Very touching! Also I enjoyed his horror movies.

Targets is an amazing movie!!

All these Actors had some kind of Shakespeare theater in them.they knew how to captivate the Audience.I also enjoyed Christofer Lee's Movies.

What an eloquent man. Something we could certainly do with more of these days. Legends. All of them.

Boris Karloff was screwed over by the studio system, paid pennies, and died poor.

Films for all the family to enjoy, not.

I loved The Mask of Fu Manchu! @1:26 it looks like there is an opening in the collapsing room! Thanks for the clip about Karloff from Christopher Lee! BTW, Karloff owed Corman a couple of days from doing The Terror too quickly I guess and that's why he did Targets, although after working with Bogdanovic, I think Boris helped him out with more time.

Lee was the most elegant villain in movie history. Whether it was a 007, Chuck Norris or Star Wars movie, Lee was the best.

Boris Karloff was magnificent in the flick "Targets" ,me personally I loved the movie especially cuz of Boris 👌

In addition to film and t.v., Karloff also appeared in many radio shows during the 1930s and 40s.

Christopher Lee, Boris Karloff, Peter Cushing, Vincent Price, Lon Chancy Sr, and Jr- All made a living playing villains - all were gentlemen in real life

Price, Karloff, Cushing, and Lee were all brilliant actors and even better Human Beings. Real gentlemen. And having their films made growing up a lot easier for a nonconformist rebel.

Thriller and The Veil. Sorry they didn't do more of them.

Boris Karloff in his last film, in a wheelchair between takes, (shortness of breath, emphysema) near the ens of his career and life, heard a young fan wanted to meet him. Karloff got up and as though he was in full health and entertained the young boy, had pictures taken with the boy etc. After the lad left he collapsed completely exhausted, as the person who witnessed and related this said, Boris was a “Santa Claus” of a man, and always appreciated his fans. Contact to many of today’s stars.

Comedy of Terrors is a giant of a film. A wonderfully dark comedic romp.