That said, Christopher Lee is the reason you watch the film anyway. You may not laugh aloud, but it's clear that he's having fun with his final turn as Count Dracula. There's real joy in seeing ...

Christopher Lee remained a horror icon until his death in 2015 at the age of 93. He starred in The Wicker Man, became a muse for Tim Burton, a self-described Dracula nerd, and ruined a few hobbits ...

Before Christopher Lee starred in Star Wars,Lord of the Rings, and Tim Burtonâ s movies, he was a British horror movie star. In 1957, Lee got his big break by starring in The Curse of ...

Christopher Lee’s debut as the vampire in 'The Horror of Dracula' is the scariest performance that he has ever given.

As a result, Lee constructs a version of Dracula that felt uniquely his own, predating the more explicit overtones of ‘60s horror a decade later. The Lord of The Rings Image Credit: New Line Cinema.

Christopher Lee, Actor Who Made Dracula Count Again, Dies at 93 Home Film News Jun 11, 2015 5:09am PT ...

In 1970, Christopher Lee had a busy year. The icon who rose to prominence 12 years earlier thanks to Hammer Films' first Dracula entry re-donned the fangs and cape three times across 365 days.

Christopher Lee delivered a defining performance of the character in 1966’s Dracula: Prince of Darkness, which is getting the Collector’s Edition Blu-ray treatment from Scream Factory.