Harker tries unsuccessfully to stake his host through the heart but is stopped by one of his many servants. Harker is tossed into the castle’s dungeon where he is subjected to attacks by Dracula’s vampire wives. Like the novel, Dracula (1974) sees the count traveling by ship to England. Once there, he embarks on a mission to win over Lucy, who he has become convinced is his long-deceased love.
Complicating Dracula’s efforts in the 1974 version are Lucy’s determined fiancé, Arthur Holmwood (Simon Ward) and vampire expert Dr. Abraham Van Helsing (Nigel Davenport). The two mortals track Dracula down and prepare to end the world of his evil in what is an exciting climax.
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