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Scars of Dracula  (1970)
Nomination Year: 2002
SYNOPSIS: Drac is back! Christopher Lee stars in this rather typical example of the genre in which he tries to steal a beautiful young girl away from her fiance.
Bryan Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
Deus Ex Machina
Now We Know Where He Got the Scars
They're on the rooftop of Drac's castle. The hero rips a long wrought-iron bar from a nearby gate and hurls this makeshift metal spear at Drac. It sticks in the vampire, but does little more than amuse him. Drac rips the pole out of himself and raises it on high, as if to say "Now it's my turn." At that instant, lightning stabs down from the convenient thunderstorm that always surrounds Transylvanian castles. Dracula gets electrocuted, first writhing in agony, then bursting into flames (really nice, big ones), then plummetting from the parapet. We get to see a lovely outside shot of the flaming Count falling, falling, falling like a comet.
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Directors
Director Claim to Fame
Roy Ward Baker A Hammer director, usually, but does Amicus and others. A Night To Remember, The Monster Club, Asylum, and Two Left Feet were under his direction. 
Cast
Actor Character Claim to Fame
Christopher Lee <Not Yet in Database> It's hard to find a more iconinc Crown Prince of the Horror/Fantasy/Sci-Fi genre. Sir Christopher played Dracula a lot. He was Scaramanga in the James Bond films. Known for his role as Saruman in The Lord of the Rings movies and Count Dooku in the Star Wars franchise. 
Dennis Waterman <Not Yet in Database> Ex-husband of Rula Lenska 
Jenny Hanley <Not Yet in Database>  
Patrick Troughton <Not Yet in Database> The Second Doctor ("Dr. Who") 
Michael Ripper <Not Yet in Database> Has been in more Hammer films than anyone else 
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