Dracula's Daughter
1936 · 68 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 8,567 VOTES · DIR. Lambert Hillyer
Overview
A countess from Transylvania seeks a psychiatrist’s help to cure her vampiric cravings.
Dialogue Timeline — 890 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:55 Look!
00:04:55 Vampires, vampires-- oh, why do you persist?
00:07:22 I wish that bloke'd hurry up and get here from Scotland Yard so we could go home.
00:09:58 [ Clears Throat ]
00:12:48 by the sprinkling of the salt.
00:16:06 - Stop. Stop! Stop! - [ Stops ]
00:20:32 The ordinary secretary wouldn't have intelligence enough to think of it.
00:22:51 My dear, how sweet of you to come.
00:25:16 I'm-I'm interested in what you've been saying, Mr Garth.
00:27:49 - Yes, what is it? - Telephone, for him.
00:30:23 Not another phone call. A woman?
00:33:28 Don't be afraid, my dear.
00:36:37 causing me to tell the chief of staff to go back to the zoo.
00:38:57 who might explain them--
00:41:11 - Well! You might say, "Good evening." - Good evening.
00:43:28 Come. Sit down.
00:45:53 All right. I'll be there at once.
00:48:45 pictures behind your eyes.
00:52:03 Dr Garth on the wire, sir. He says--
00:54:55 Yes, Sir Aubrey Bedford's.
00:57:10 [ Sir Basil ] Hello, hello, hello! Scotland Yard?
01:00:39 [ Panicked Chattering ]
01:04:08 Very well.
01:07:37 a hundred years ago.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed890
Dialogue density13.1 lines / min
First line00:01:55
Final line01:07:37
Production Record
DirectorLambert Hillyer
LanguageEnglish
Budget$278,380
IMDb votes8,567