Dracula 3D

- Tania, have you finished? - Yes

Remember to close the shutters tight.

- Tonight is ... - Walpurgis night. I know.

Do not worry, Mamma, I'll do it.

Good night.

Good night.

You scared me!

- Did you hear that? - What?

Footsteps.

Footsteps.

Just the wind.

Walk me home.

What if they see us? You know I'm married.

Who's gonna see us? They're all locked up in their houses.

Milos, you can't let me walk home alone.

You came this far.

Now, I'm afraid.

Do you have the cross I gave you? You won't be in any danger with that.

You can keep your cross!

Tania, please ...

Go to hell, Milos!

Tania! The cross! Oh, the hell with you!

Who's there?

Help me!

Help me!

Help

Excuse me ... The coach to Passburg?

I'm sorry, sir, but there's only one coach to Passburg

and it has already departed.

Well ... so

I'll have to take a horse.

Of course, sir, but ...

- Well ... - Well what?

These woods, for those who do not know them,

could be dangerous.

- So. The horse. - As you wish.

What was that?

Was it an illusion?

Good evening, sir.

- You want to lodge your horse? - Thank you.

Take good care of him.

It's a bit nervous.

Yes, sir.

- Thank you. - I'll see that he gets fed.

Good evening, sir.

Good evening. I need a room something to eat.

Certainly sir. How long will you be staying?

- Only one night. - Fine.

I'll bring you something from the kitchen.

Only if Delbruck comes too.

Well.

We need you tonight.

We can not do it alone.

- Ok, now. - Thank you.

Thanks again.

- Will this be enough? - Yes, more than enough!.

Thank you.

4th of May.

As I rode to Passburg,

I thought I saw wolves appearing and disappearing through the trees.

It felt like a nightmare. And yet ...

I was not asleep.

Here!

This is the one.

It's this one! Give me the crowbar!

Go on!

Look ...

The bite.

Hey you, leave her alone!

I won't let you hurt her!

Get away from her now!

We have to do it, is for her own good.

Come on Renfield give me the ...

Why didn't you stay with her?

Please ...please, don't ...

- It's your fault! - It's not true ...

It's all your fault!

Renfield. Please!

Milos ...

Lieutenant!

It's empty!

Let's get out of here.

Help me drag this miserable carcass away.

Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Kisslinger house?

The mayor? Come, I'll show you.

Thank you.

One, two, three, four.

No, Marika, faster with those fingers.

Like this.

Allright. Now try it again.

Very good.

I think that's enough for today.

- I'll see you Saturday. - Thank you, Miss Kisslinger.

- Goodbye. - Goodbye.

- Jonathan! - Lovely to see you again, Lucy.

- Do come in. - This way?

- But where's Miminah? - Unfortunately she couldn't come.

- Lucy are you alright? - Yes

But nothing has happened to her I hope.

No..no Just an annoying delay that has kept her from coming here to visit.

But..don't worry, she will arrive Friday on the 10:00 train.

You might think me foolish, but ...

I have not seen her since the wedding day,

and she's like a little sister to me.

I know, I know.

I cannot stay long, the Count is waiting for me.

I only wanted to thank you for writing to Mina

that you were seeking a librarian.

It was no trouble at all. You will enjoy working for the Count.

He is a true gentleman and has done so much for this town.

Papa says that without his help, Passburg would still be in the Middle Ages!

You both look so happy.

And we still are.

Papa!

Lucy ... Why so overjoyed to see me!

Good morning, Mr. Mayor!

Well I'll be damned. Jonathan Harker!

Allow me to greet you properly, my boy.

So, what brings you here to Passburg?

Good luck.

Why didn't you tell me that Harker would be going to work ...

for Count Dracula?

It must have slipped my mind.

But why such a long face. You look worried.

I'm only tired. Come ...

let's go inside.

- Ready? - Let's go.

- Tighten it up. - All right.

- Here you go. You got it? - Yes

Help!

This way, you will never bite ...

anyone.

You like the wine, Mr. Harker?

It appears to be excellent.

The Count is always very attentive to his guests.

And are you as well?

..er guest, I mean.

Actually ...

I'm not yet quite sure what I am.

My name is Tania.

Jonathan.

Please ...

Do sit down, Jonathan.

Thank you.

Welcome, Mr. Harker.

Count Dracula.

Yes, I am ...

Dracula.

You may go, my dear.

You must forgive my niece, Mr. Harker.

Sometimes ... girls of her age have a tendency to be a bit too forward.

Nothing in Ms Tania's behavior was less than correct, Count.

You're too kind.

Please.

You would not dine, Sir?

I never eat ...

in the evening.

I have heard that your wife could not come.

Passburg is a small town.

- She will join me in a few days. - I'm glad.

The wife's place is at her husband's side.

Yes.

Listen to them...

children of the night.

What music they make.

This library has existed for more than four hundred years.

Although they were warriors, my ancestors

always held books in great esteem.

The same holds true for me.

It does you honor, sir.

You seem impressed.

I admit it.

I have ...

How many are there?

That you must tell me.

- Is something the matter? - No, no ...

I was mistaken. It must be a trick of the light.

Tomorrow, my niece and I will be away for the entire day.

Nevertheless you shall begin to catalog these.

Of course.

Let's return to the salon.

Yes.

This evening I finally met Count Dracula.

He's younger than I expected,

Although his behavior, and his demeanor,

seem to somehow contradict his appearance.

Come in.

- Am I disturbing you? - No. Not at all.

What can I do for you?

That's .... my wife, Mina.

She is beautiful.

Yes she is. Thank you.

- I'm sorry. - No, it's not your fault.

God ...

Miss? The sight of blood disturbs you?

Let me help you.

No. It really is nothing.

You don't want to get an infection.

Miss Tania!

In 1462, after the fall of Constantinople,