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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Dracula: Dead and Loving It is a 1995 Mel Brooks movie (and, as of 2019, his last directorial effort) starring Leslie Nielsen as Dracula. It starts as a young solicitor from London, Thomas Renfield (Peter Mac Nichol), meets the mysterious Count Dracula. He begins to suspect that something is amiss, but the Count hypnotizes him before he can escape. The pair then travel to London, where the Count has purchased a manor next to an insane asylum. He meets his next-door neighbors at an opera: Dr. Seward (played by Harvey Korman), his daughter Mina (Amy Yasbeck), her friend Lucy (Lysette Anthony), and Mina's fiancee Jonathan Harker (Steven Weber). Shortly thereafter, Lucy becomes mysteriously ill. This prompts Dr. Seward to seek advice from his old friend Dr. Abram Van Helsing (played by Mel Brooks). |
