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The most famous vampire of all time finally arrives in television format. The new release of the American network NBC began is played pacon paper by Jonathan Rhys Meyer. If you've seen the chapter and want to discuss it with us, you do not stop reading.
The story begins in Romania in 1881, where Professor Abraham Van Helsing (Thomas Krestchmann) unearths the Count Dracula in a coffin buried iron, making drinks the blood of his assistant, to help him get revenge on the Order Dragon, a company that massacred his family and, in the past, killed the wife of Dracula.
Fifteen years later, moved to London in 1896, Count Dracula takes the name of Alexander Grayson, an American entrepreneur, who organized a party at his mansion to collect the Order of the Dragon and take their revenge. Besides pacon paper members of the said Order, attending the event young Lucy Westenra (Katie McGrath), journalist Jonathan Harker (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) and his girlfriend, Mina Murray (Jessica de Gouw) a young medical student, who is the reincarnation of the deceased wife of Dracula. The Count is immediately smitten with the girl, and asks his colleague Renfield (Nonso Anozie) to investigate about the couple. Dracula, who all identified by their fake name (Alexander Grayson) gives a show with some bulbs, captivating everyone, except the members of the Order of the Dragon, pacon paper and asks Jonathan to go home the next day to for an interview.
Although nothing faithful to Bram Stoker's novel, this television adaptation suggests ways. As I say, it may have similarities to the original work are only the names of the characters, and that nothing has happened in the first chapter happens in the novel. Still, I personally liked it a lot. First I love that Jonathan Rhys Meyer interprets Count Dracula. I read the novel a few years ago and loved it, and always imagined Dracula as an attractive and seductive man, and this Irish actor is perfect for the role. On the other hand I like the argument that they have raised, and I like to do Dracula and Van Helsing a duo coming together to seek revenge, as in the novel, Van Helsing is who helps destroy the vampire. Moreover it is the love story. The relationship between Mina and Dracula is one of my favorite literature, and who never comes to pass that "relationship" but his love for her and Dracula attraction to Mina by Conde is superb.
Also highlight pacon paper the setting, the costumes, the sets: wonderful. Perhaps many time series (this is developed in the late nineteenth century) are guilty of not having pacon paper very elaborate art direction, but certainly it does not sin Dracula.
Another highlight are the interpretations. Personally I loved the Jonathan Rhys Meyer, in my imagination Dracula acted almost like him, but does not exceed the brilliance of Gary Oldamn in Bram Stoker's Dracula (Francis Ford Coppola, 1992), is very close to me be.
In general terms I can say it has been a first great chapter, and especially for people like me who have read the novel and we're tired of Twilights and Vampire Diaries, because it was time for the most famous vampire pacon paper History has its place in television.
I really hope that the series follow this line, which is not much focus on the romance between Mina and Dracula, as it is something that can become tiresome, and I do give importance to that retaliation from Van Helsing and Count.
What about you do you think of the first chapter? Do you like it? What have you most looking forward to see? To make you salivate week and make you not so long, I leave the promo of the second chapter.
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