Like his contemporary Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee was no stranger to the work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, starring opposite Cushing in the 1959 Hammer Horror mystery film, The Hound of the ...

Before starring as Dracula, Christopher Lee earned his big break into horror by playing an iconic monster in The Curse of Frankenstein in 1957.

Christopher Lee Met Tolkien in the 1950s Before his death, Lee often spoke of his love for Middle-earth. He was the only actor in the movies who had the fortune of meeting Tolkien.

The Film Fantastically Blends Gothic Horror And Sci-Fi The Man Who Could Cheat Death takes place in 1890 Paris, where Dr. Georges Bonnet, a man who appears to be in his mid to late 30s, is ...

“Before his death, Lee often spoke of his love for Middle-earth. He was the only actor in the movies who had the fortune of meeting Tolkien. In an interview, he talked about meeting the author ...

1 Christopher Lee witnessed France’s last public execution by guillotine In 1939, a then-17-year-old Lee was one of the spectators in Versailles, France, when serial killer Eugen Weidmann died ...

EXCLUSIVE: Fans of Peter Cushing are in for a Halloween treat, with the iconic Frankenstein star the latest to be resurrected by AI. In Hammer: Heroes, Legends and Monsters, a Sky doc airing in ...

Christopher Lee is one of the most beloved actors of all time, and throughout his 92 years, he had nearly 300 acting credits to his name. The actor was known for playing Dracula in various ...

"I reached out to Gita, Lady Lee, and she said the thing that I think Peter (Jackson) felt in his heart. Christopher would've wanted this," Boyens told TheOneRing.