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About
Bram Stoker's Dracula is literature's definitive vampire novel, published in 1897 and forever shaping how the world understands the Dracula myth and gothic horror. The character and narrative have inspired countless stage productions, films, and adaptations across every medium—from Hammer Horror classics to contemporary interpretations. The property combines literary prestige, enduring horror appeal, and cultural ubiquity that resonates across film, television, theatre, and publishing.
Highlights
Literary cornerstone of gothic horror and vampire mythology—defining cultural reference globally
Public domain source material enabling diverse creative adaptations and interpretations
Proven multi-generational appeal across film, stage, television, and interactive media
Strong licensing history with major studios including Universal, Hammer, and BBC
Cultural icon (Dracula character) recognized across mainstream, niche, and international audiences
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