Blood for Dracula

"The blood of these whores is killing me."

"Why did you take me on this hopeless... journey? let me go home and die in peace! what good is it to have tea when I can't find the right vegetable to go with it? I guess I have to eat the rest of the Romanian lettuce... with lemon. Ze oil! Zey put zo much oil here on everyting! But there must be some cheese?"

"It's very useful for a woman to practise home-making."

"But they don't have ze food I eat. They only have chicken and vegetables I've never seen before. I am sure they have no wirgin meat."

"It must be tonight. The girls are beautiful, they look so pure... but how can we get at them?"

"My body can't take this treatment any more."

"How old are you, little girl?"

"Flowers that are too cultivated lose some of their parfume. They wither more quickly."

"In this house, one can say the most intelligent, most poetical things—and nobody takès any notice."

"Dracula, did you say? Dra-cu-la. The sound is so intriguing. Three syllables. Dra, cu, la. I think I like that name."

"I have never met a more perfect a name on the heraldic mark't. Your father, my children, can undarstand the substance of a form, the pulp of the fruit, by the peel that covers it. There are wine tasters and name tasters. Yes, Dracula. Just the right amount of Orient and Occident, of a reality and farntasy. If I were not too afraid of making literature or rhetoric out of it, I might add that it has borrowed some ingredient from the Count of Monte Cristo, or even Sinbad the Sailor."

"He couldn't live without a virgin's blood..... ...So a virgin had to die!"

"He'll go right to your neck and you'll go right to his heart."

"Udo Kier - Count Dracula"

"Joe Dallesandro - Mario Balato, the worker"

"Arno Juerging - Anton, Dracula's manservant"

"Vittorio de Sica - Il Marchese di Fiore"

"Maxime McKendry - La Marchesa di Fiore"

"Milena Vukotic - Esmeralda di Fiore"

"Dominique Darel - Saphiria di Fiore"

"Stefania Casini - Rubinia di Fiore"

"Silvia Dionisio - Perla di Fiore"

"Roman Polański (uncredited) - man in tavern"