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Alucard (2008)
Jonathan Harker, a young lawyer, has been sent to the furthest reaches of Transylvania to help an old count with his move to the more populated Nilbog.
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Jonathan Harker, a young lawyer, has been sent to the furthest reaches of Transylvania to help an old count with his move to the more populated Nilbog.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Spenser Tomson
In Theaters:6/3/2008
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:Darkstone Entertainment, Brain Damage Films
Cast
John Johnson
Director
Jay Barber
Dr. John Seward
William G. Smith
Johnathan Harker
Rebecca Taylor
Miss Mina Murray
David Harscheid
Dr. Abraham Van Helsing
Karthik Srinivasan
Arthur Holmwood
Mariah Smith
Miss Lucy Westenra
John VanPatten
R.M. Renfield
Hal Handerson
Count Alucard
Vicki Taylor
Mrs. Westerna
John Johnson
Quincey P. Morris
Johnny Archer
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