Bram Stoker's Dracula (5/8) Movie CLIP - Vampires Do Exist (1992) HD
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Over a prime rib dinner, Van Helsing (Anthony Hopkins) explains to Jonathan (Keanu Reeves) and Mina (Winona Ryder) that vampires do exist and the rules to their existence.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on Bram Stoker's classic 1897 novel, this film from Francis Ford Coppola and screenwriter James Victor Hart offers a full-blooded portrait of the immortal Transylvanian vampire. The major departure from Stoker is one of motivation as Count Dracula (Gary Oldman) is motivated more by romance than by bloodlust. He punctures the necks as a means of avenging the death of his wife in the 15th century, and when he comes to London, it is specifically to meet heroine Mina Harker (Winona Ryder), the living image of his late wife (Ryder plays a dual role, as do several of her costars). Anthony Hopkins is obsessed vampire hunter Van Helsing, while Keanu Reeves takes on the role of Jonathan Harker, and Tom Waits plays bug-eating Renfield. Bram Stoker's Dracula was the winner of three Academy Awards.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1992)
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Producers: Michael Apted, Francis Ford Coppola, Susan Landau Finch, Fred Fuchs, James V. Hart, Charles Mulvehill, Robert O'Connor, John Veitch
Screenwriters: James V. Hart, Bram Stoker
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"Yeah she was in great pain then we cut off her head, drove a stake through her heart, and then she found peace." I love how he says that like its a normal thing for him.
I love how Van Helsing gives absolutely no f**ks at all that he's talking about staking and dismembering Mina's best freind and they are in the middle of a resteraunt
He says it as if he's slightly agitated by the question, as if he doesn't like discussing it. And who could blame him? lol
I laughed so hard when he said that.
Anthony Hopkins was PERFECTION in this role! That being said, i can also say that this scene never fails to make me hungry, as Van Helsing looks as if he is enjoying a sumptuous meal!
He sound it like Hannibal Lector
Van Helsing's response to Mina's question cracks me up.
More than Reeves accent?
Speaking “like a Dutch Uncle.”
Well, I suppose he wasn’t wrong.
Mina: Was she in great pain?
Van Helsing: Ja, she was in great pain. Then we cut off her head and drove a stake through her heart and burned it and then she found peace.
Harker: DOCTOR! Please.
Reeves and Hopkins: The biggest contrast of acting abilities ever seen on screen together.
I'll drink to that.
+Matt Tuckey Somehow I feel like there has to be something ever greater.
LinkMarioSamus
Sofia Coppola and Al Pacino in Godfather Part III?
***** Also a...what's up with all these post-'70s Coppola films?
Also Reeves and Oldman. :P
I simply love Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing. I find it flawless, the way he rambles on and on, seems to pop out of nowhere, and speaks with complete and total honesty about what happens, no sugar-coating. Just like the book.
Hopkins has so much presence and charisma, he steals the limelight without trying. He can tackle any character.
I like Anthony Hopkins' role as Van Helsing, too. I said the same thing in Minty Comedic Arts' video on Bram Stoker’s Dracula and someone said that it seems like he took after Al Pacino. I would believe that, but I think that's the intention. Yelling towards the supernatural enemy shows how powerful you are. Anyone agree?
Lawrence Olivier in John Badham's 1979 version of Dracula starring Frank Langella just pips out Hopkins.
Anthony Hopkins is great in this overblown version of Dracula by Coppola, but Lawrence Olivier as Van Helsing is brilliant!
Hopkins is definitely the closest to the novel's Van Helsing. He's...eccentric. He has this ironclad sentimentality. And he's constantly talking. Yeah he was perfect in this role.
Harker: "DOCTOR!!! WHOOOAA chill dude."
WHOOOAA
Ted Logan?
Excellent!!
WOAAHHHH
Nice one mate.
Reeves (with a poor man's British accent): "I was impotent with fear."
Hopkins (stuffing his face, casually): "I know."
The way Helsing gulps down that entire glass of beer in one go is out-standing.
While asking if Harker had ever blood from any of these creatures lol
The power of german livers at work!
Might have been Sarsaparilla, which was popular in England at the time
@@garrettsattem4799 Van Helsing is not german, he's Dutch
@@spacegerrit9499 Ah. Gotcha. Then it’s Dutch livers at work!
This is probably my favorite food scene of any movie. I love how Anthony Hopkins is piling on dinner for them. The food they’re eating looks fantastic
medium rare roast and vegetables with dark ale...damn that is good
Huge steak with potatoes. 💯🤤
Harker: "I was impotent with fyah."
Van Helsing, casually: "I know."
I no wear the bostard slips.
Oh no! Three incredibly beautiful vampire women seduced me and we had an orgy! What torture!
That roast beef looked so good.
It looked like peas and roast potatoes as a side order. It did look tasty. Probably a typical London restaurant around 1895.
Also looks like some mixed carrot and parsnips in one dish and what looks like mash potato in another. Although that does look suspisiously like Coka Cola they are drinking
I did a bit of Internet searching to find out what late Victorian food was like, especially in restaurants. Roast beef was common, as I suspected anyway. Fairly low alcohol ale (about 2% alcohol) was often drunk, mainly because the water could be dangerous although this was less true as the Victorian era neared its end. It might be that, or some kind of fruit juice. Or they could have tired of historical accuracy and gone with Coca Cola...
Steve Kaczynski
Coca Cola did exist in the 1890's, but was unlikely to be sold in the UK at the time, although there were many Colas that were sold as medicinal drinks. Frankly, I think it was supposed to be beer, but they just used coke as a prop drink, because do you really want to have Anthony Hopkins downing mug after mug of real been with each retake?
Early Coca Cola had cocaine in it and I definitely don't think they would turn it loose on the cast and crew here. Most likely it was meant to be weak beer or ale, with modern Coke as a stand-in.
Even though Keanu Reeves' accent is atrocious, he was perfect for the character of Jonathan Harker. I've read the book several times, and this is *exactly* how Jonathan is in the book: attractive, slightly weak in character, and a bit of a pansy. So, in that case, Reeves was *perfect* for the role.
And then Mel Brooks brought in Steven Weber for Dracula Dead and Loving It and the character became funnier.
I have always maintained that he didn't ruin the movie at all because he acts like sort of a stodgy fool, and that's Harker.
I didn't think Jonathan was weak in the book at all. Bewildered and confused, yes, but who wouldn't be? Polite and overly conscientious, but that's just because he's English :-) Climbing down the sheer cliff of the castle wall to escape took a lot of courage, as did dodging the wolves and gypsies to make his way to the train station. Yes, he suffered a nervous breakdown once he got to the safety of Budapest, but one can hardly blame him after all he'd been through - it doesn't mean he's weak, it meant he'd had to be brave for too long.
And then John Wick came along...
Johnny Depp would have been better.
The meal they're having looks so good. Ngl.
0:19 that line always cracks me up 😂
A perfectly captured Dracula, Anthony Hopkins and Gary Oldman, seals it.
When I FIRST saw this film, I was SO impressed with the interpretation of Van Helsing by Anthony Hopkins. Usually, the character is portrayed as being proper IF NOT dour. Anthony Hopkins take is more earthy. It sounds like this Van Helsing has a grudge against Dracula besides wanting to RID the world of vampires!
If I'm not mistaken, this scene was immediately after the part where they behead Lucy :P I was a child when I watched this film, so I remember thinking "Are they eating the vampire girl's head?"
Ye i was the same
I know right! Of course they weren’t but having the brief shot of the steak right after Lucy’s exorcism made you think so.
Correct, Lucy’s head flies off screen and then it cuts to the the rib roast plopping on the tray. Lots of laughs in the theater.
Food always catches my attention in movies. I love here how Hopkins chugs that brew and blurts out “no?” It’s a beat that I always look forward to in this movie idk why lol.
I like to think if Harker said he did taste their blood that Van Helsing was ready to stab in the heart right then with the carving knife. 😄
lol you can tell Sir Anthony used to be a heavy drinker
The way Keanu Reeves says "no" twice is a work of acting genius. It is so overpowering with emotion and depth, it moves me to type this comment.
Lmao
Acting genius? More like exactly like the script says. :)
I know right? He’s a good actor to me, some would say he sucks but not for me .
@@gonzalo4561 clearly, you’re not sensing the sarcasm.
@@THEdjpluto I guess comparing Anthony’s acting would be a little unfair for pretty much any actor anyway
"I was...IMPOTENT with fear!"
"I know."
😂
Keanu admits he wasn't right for the role but he's come a long way as an actor.
no one should forget that Tom Waits as R. M. Renfield is also a great casting for this film. along with Hopkins and Oldman they make this one of thee best ever Dracula movies, their brilliant acting can make us almost forget Keanu.
Did you hear Keanu's accent? [shudders]
1985 Charles Barkley the bastard sleeps in Carfax Abbeh!
@1162320723482935137that parts gets me everytime, that's when you know the accent went from bad to a whole new level.
+s g Only problem is that in the book Renfield is described as being an extremely crazy but also an extremely powerful individual, heck he actually dies fighting Dracula with his bare hands and probably could have put up a serious fight but Dracula's hypnotic powers sapped him of his strength.
So I don't quite agree with the casting.
Waits plays him very well, ... he's crazy. scarey crazy. and i could see him in a mad rage battling Dracula, would be scary as hell.
With all respect to Hugh Jackman, Hopkins did the best Van Helsing.
Peter Cushing and Laurence Olivier are my favourite Van Helsing's. Hopkins just came across as a mad, dirty old man.
+Obscure Entertainment Of course he's mad. He has seen some seriously disturbing shit. To be a vampire hunter, you have to be a little crazy.
No love for Mel Brooks? lol
I guess you never heard of Peter Cushing..
@@obscureentertainment8303 you didn't read or didn't understand the Van Helsin in the roman, apparently
A nice casual chat about decapitation, infidelity and hunting vampires XD
When they look like Monica Belluci then Yes
His annoyance with her question kills me everytime 😂😂😂
Not as brutal as Lucy was.
“Ja, she was in great pain!”
He says if like an angry father “for crying out loud, what is it now?”
This movie is so beautifully corny and kitch - it's a masterpiece, a real tribute to the 1930's, 40's and 50's vampire movies.
Oh yeh? Easy for you to say!
@@TrevorParsnips what?
You read me@@adawgnamedcat!
Van Helsing is one of my all-time favorite characters. No matter when he's a doctor or a full-blown monster hunter, he's simply just badass!
Helsing's discourse on vampires, underscored wonderfully by Kilar, always gives me chills.
As much as Dracula is a 'love to hate villain', Van Helsing has always been my favorite character in "Dracula", especially this film. He's just so cool. Dracula is interesting, but Van Helsing is just awesome.
Best version of Abraham Van Helsing ever!
I always loved Coppola's use of food as subtext. Who can forget the Godfather's oranges, caneloni, olive oil , etc? Here he does it again....Closeup of Lucy's head being cut, CUT TO closeup of Van Helsing cutting meat CUT TO Lucy's body, head cut CUT TO Van Helsing swallowing the wine and asking about drinking blood ...Masterful
I love how bluntly honest Van Helsing is when he talks, I mean he doesn't even attempt to be considerate of what he's saying haha
It's what the Dutch are known for. Oftentimes called 'rude', but in the end it's just answering the question as honestly as possible. No dancing around it.
Prime Winona was perfect in every sense of the word. You can tell why Johnny Depp was nuts about her.
Keanu once again being upstaged by the furniture
I love Anthony Hopkins portrayal of Van Helsing, and it was only later that I realized that he was using a German accent and I was laughing how he said “ja?” 😂😂😂
He's Dutch. The character is Dutch.
The expression "ja" is also used in the same sense by the Dutch... although I do not know that other nearby territories, which share a past in the Holy Roman Empire use that expression or a very similar one.
I don't understand why so many people bash Keanu Reeves in this film and Much Ado About Nothing and say he should have pursued a career in something else and I've studied the work of the "Giants" like John Gielgud, Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole and Lawrence Olivier. Yes, he may not be a 'giant' but he still has a good sense of inflection and expression in his voice and portrays the emotions of the characters fairly well.
Sometimes, beginner actors start off a bit shaky and amateurish but that doesn't mean they have no talent; they just need more time to develop. If you were to compare a rich, complex role Keanu Reeves plays now to his work twenty eight years ago, you'd probably say "Wow! He's come a long way!"
I always laugh when helsing responds to Mina after she asks was she in pain hilarious and so Is Keanus accent 😆
"DOCTOR!! Please." His delivery is what makes it hilarious.
I also love how he says "during your infidelity with these creatures, these demonic women..."
@JohnDoe-gi1vr Is he? Easy with that edge there.
damn 0:51 Van Helsing empties that mug real quick.
stuka80 It looks like Coca-Cola that's gone flat.
damn, he drinks like a fish lol xD
I always imagined it was Dr. Pepper :)
That's probably what they used for the prop. But considering that England is one of the many countries that is wine country, that was probably a dark glass of red.
Van Helsing: Another! *throws it on the ground*
Why does this clip all of the sudden feel like the parody film? That hard cut to the four dudes just sitting there with the narration continuing is borderline comedic perfection.
This whole film is extremely campy and over the top.
@@ShadowSonic2 True, but in many ways it's pretty close to the original book which previous adaptations didn't do.
EYE KNEYW WHARR THEH BHARSTAHRRD SLIIIIIIPS
Reeves doing a British accent. Love it!
Trying and failing at a British accent. :)
I understand the criticisms of this Dracula... but holy moly.. the way Coppola did the back story, Harkers journey to the castle and his time there with the count are some of the best scenes in movie history. As a 70s kid, Christopher Lee will always be Dracula, but Oldman was sooooo good. The costumes and sets..beyond amazing. Coppola should be extremely proud of the film
To put this in context, I watched Renfield and actually forgot Tom Waits is an American. Keanu never makes me forget that for a moment.
Keanu is Canadian.
I thought he had bits of Hawaiian and Chinese but was a Yank. I'll look it up.
@@stevekaczynski3793 I think he's from Toronto.
@@TheTsar1918 He was born in Lebanon.
@@24572 That's still an American. You know... North America... Central America... South America. We're a collection of states in America.
Keanu: " DOCTOR!!! WOAH!!! "
Ted Logan?
0:52 Van Helsing downs his drink
1:06 Van Helsing’s glass is full again
1:29 Van Helsings glass is once again empty
Van Helsing asking about the party he had with Dracula's brides.. LOL
I really want some of that delicious looking roast. You know. For the dark days ahead.
Everything about Keanu in this scene is perfect, from the accent, the hair, the costume, the acting in general...a real tour de force.
You're joking, of course.
😂😂😂😂😂
" Vampires do exist" , good story coming from a cannibal eating a roast ...😃✌️
Keanu Reeves has admitted himself he wasnt right for this role however hes improved 100% over the years
Please excuse me, but out of the entire movie, this scene ranked right up there on top... That roast beef and all the fixings just made me forget the popcorn and hot dogs all together while watching this in the theater...
This scene is actually funny from the beginning; the previous scene they cut the head of Lucy, then they begin this scene with a close up of the meat. And when Mina ask how did Lucy died they cut to all of them next to her corpse. Van Helsing is the only one in this movie that brings some humor. Coppola knows this and film it in such way; when VH insist Harker’s “infidelities” with the vampires , man he’s so funny.
Best Van Helsing ever.
This is like eating strawberries and double cream with a side of rusty nails.
1:38 ah, and here is what you receive your epic quest to gain that accolade and epic tier weapon and armor set!
0:19 best part in the movie.
Reeves acting is like a fine wine. Give it a few years and the taste really shows itself.
@0:19 I remember audiences laughing at Hopkins' line here.
This scene always made me hungry and thirsty. I have to eat and drink something similar during or after watching it.
Winona's face at 1:36. Hilarious.
Carfax Abbey.
They are of course having dinner in _Rules,_ the London dining house established in 1798; where else to film such a scene!
"The"Rules? Jesus Freaking H Tapdancing Christ, they didn't screw around with accuracy!
The food looks good !
Van Helsing: *Is Dutch* *Speaks German*
Seems legit
Roast beef, fresh bread, baked potatoes and red wine.
Something not easy to get on a 19th Century Dinner table.
Again the way Anthony Hopkins enjoys the same dinner makes it
more real than ever and that's powerfull acting.
0:20 Van Helsing gives no fucks
Van Helsing wasn't insensitive to the gruesomness and horror of Lucy's death. He was distraught by what happened and had it with Mina asking him about it. This is made clearer when he's protecting Mina from the vampires and says he won't let what happened to Lucy happen to her. Great acting by Mr. Hopkins.
I hope i remember my lines today!:
"Doctah!"
"No -_- "
"No -_- "
I did love this movie, but I despised Keanu as J.H. His accent was too over the top and I wouldn't have picked him personally, I would have chosen Ioan Gruffudd as J.H instead. But Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins were both spectacular in this movie!
+Magari Evidently even Coppola and Keanu themselves hated this performance. Regret it to this day I imagine.
Coppola wanted Johnny Depp but the studio wanted Reeves. Imagine Depp in this movie, he would be more than perfect for the role.
Ioan Gruffud would’ve made a great J.H. but at the time this movie was in production he would’ve been 18 years old.
keanu reeves didn't do well on the accent at all lol
lol yeah i heard a tinge of ted's californian accent when keanu spoke XD
The reviews of the film said they kept expecting him to say dude every other word lol
Doctor! That is most heinous!
😂😂😂😂
Anthony Hopkins brilliant acting !!
"Doctor! That was non-non...NON-NON-HEINOUS!"
I love this movie, but Jesus Christ, Keanu Reeves’ English accent is beyond contempt.
Keanu's attempt at an English accent was not entirely...successful .
Harker: DOCTOR!... Please
Me imitating Keanu: "Whoa! There are children present!"
I love how Van Helsing has absolutely NO filter in this movie.
The honesty on the guy.
Keanu Reeves funny as hell in this movie!!!
It's that long-awaited meeting between Neo and Hannibal Lecter! With Joyce Byers from Stranger Things for bonus.
00:15 the cut to this shot cracks me up every time. Arthur crossing himself is like icing on the cake.
“Vampires do exist!” Cue music. 🎶
Such a badass part. 👍🏼
I can't believe they let Reeves' accent pass like that
God this is a masterpiece. Even Keanu's horrible English accent can't take away from the excellence of this film.
I remember how that roast beef looked juicy and succulent, never mind the scene just before it of Lucy's severed head. Also gave roast chicken with paprika a go for the first time because of the description in the book and especially how the dish itself looked when Dracula served it for Harker's dinner. Bugs are delicious also and quite nutritious. Hmm..just need something to wash it all down with.
Mina: Doctor?
Van Helsing: Ja?
Mina: How did Lucy die?
Van Helsing: Well-
Mina: Was she in great pain?
Van Helsing: Ja, she was in great pain. Then we cut off her head and drove a stake through her heart and burned it and then she found peace.
Harker: DOCTOR! Please.
This movie was so incredibly good that even Keanu's terrible acting couldn't ruin it.
Jimmy Hong yessssss!!!!
His importance in the film is relatively minor, so...
He literally sounds like Ted imitating an accent.
Hopkins as Van Helsing is great. Keanu Reeves as Harker is hilarious, it's like something out of Saturday Night Live.
This movie has always been a comedy to me 😂
2:12 I love how movie clips just cuts off Anthony's monologue lol
The shot of them staring at the Lucy’s corpse is so good
He was so honest! Hopkins is a legend, Ryder is a hottie and Reeves he started the dceu and mcu.
I love Keanu Reeves. You probably love Keanu Reeves too. But this movie makes you question that love just a little bit.
One of the most grossly miscast roles in Hollywood history.
Keanu Reeves feels like he fell out of a Whitest Kids U Know sketch.
Van Helsing likes his beer.
0:17 I love van helsing he's seen hellish
creatures and entity's and yet still has a dark sense of humour
0:19 I’d be surprised if that was Ad libbed.
"Yeah she was in great pain then we cut off her head, drove a stake through her heart, and then she found peace." substitute she with he and tht's wht my ex did to me lol . .