as it does in the book. Christopher Lee made his debut as the Count in this British classic that was followed by several sequels. It begins with Jonathan Harker meeting Dracula at his castle and ...

The ending line of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" suggests that the protagonist, Jonathan Harker, has undergone personal growth and will come to understand the sacrifices made by men who loved his wife ...

As he read, Kirkland noticed the letters from the novel’s protagonist, Jonathan Harker ... recognized the book’s appeal to a broad audience, she said. “It’s about Dracula having intense ...

Jonathan Harker travels from London ... and English life and customs and manners" Count Dracula tells Harker, "'These friends (the books).. have been good friends to me, and for some years past ...

Nearing the end of the book, Dracula breaks into the bedroom of the now married Harkers and . . . well . . . I'll let Stoker describe the scene. On the bed beside the window lay Jonathan Harker ...

However, the book doesn't reveal a great deal about Vlad Dracula's past or the centuries of unlife he experienced prior to inviting Jonathan Harker to visit his creepy castle. That's an omission ...

The year is 1897, and English solicitor Jonathan Harker embarks on a long journey, traveling quite the distance to Transylvania to meet with a mysterious man named Count Dracula. Harker has ...

It also set the mold for future adaptations by eliminating several characters from the book ... Jonathan Harker (Trevor Eve). Breaking from earlier adaptations, Lucy is very much in love with ...