Dracula Individually Numbered Limited Collector's Blood Edition

This Limited Collector's Edition comprises:

• Seven discs in a stylish digipak: two UHDs and five Blu-rays, with the UHD content duplicated on Blu-ray.
• Five iterations of Dracula: uncensored UK version, UK theatrical version, uncensored US version (Horror of Dracula), US theatrical version, editor's workprint.
• Brand-new 5.1 mix for both sets of uncensored and theatrical versions of the film alongside the original mono film soundtrack.
• Packaged in a high-end, numbered, Blood red leather-feel slipcase with debossed foil titling.
• Rigid inner box featuring exclusive alternate cover art from Sam Hadley.
• Double-sided poster.
• Eight art cards featuring facsimiles of the original cinema lobby cards.
• 200-page book featuring new articles on the film, cast and crew.
• 60-page comic featuring a reprint of the comic strip from legendary 1970s magazine The House of Hammer.
• English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Japanese subtitles on each version of the film.

The Disc content comprises:

• Dracula workprint: A unique Hammer artefact, this rough, work-in-progress version of the film was the one assembled during post-production and is almost certainly the element that went back and forth between Hammer and the BBFC as they haggled over cuts. No other Hammer workprints are known to exist.
• Proving Them Wrong: The Christopher Lee that people saw in interviews was what he wanted the public to see – but that was not the man himself. Dame Harriet Walter, actor and Lee's niece, in conversation with Lee's biographer Jonathan Rigby, discuss their own experiences of this complex man, his life and his ambitions.
• The Road to Dracula: Tony Dalton, author of Terence Fisher: Master of Gothic Cinema, writer Stephen Laws, Hammer expert and writer Wayne Kinsey and Little Shoppe of Horrors publisher Dick Klemensen examine Terence Fisher's pre-1957 work and the path he trod that lead him inexorably to Castle Dracula.
• The Sound of Dracula: James Bernard's biographer David Huckvale examines the man, his influences, his initial struggles and his relationship with both Hammer and the shadowy figure that followed him from childhood through to his final composed work: Dracula.
• Victim of His Imagination: written in the early 1970s, this Hammer script treatment about Dracula creator Bram Stoker remained unfilmed – until now. Adapted by actor/writer James Swanton, this dramatised reading channels the blood-and-thunder melodrama of a Henry Irving performance, bringing to life a tantalising what-if from Hammer’s archive.
• Commentaries for each version of the film and new programmes on Terence Fisher as auteur, interviews with Janina Faye and Paul Cole (sole surviving actors from the film), Bram Stoker, the female characters of Dracula, Dracula censorship, Syd Pearson model-maker, 8mm versions and much, much more – approximately fifteen hours of additional content, most of it brand-new to this release.
• And more, including a wealth of rare archival materials.

The Booklet comprises:

• 200 page book featuring brand-new essays on the making of this definitive Hammer horror, Hammer's design team, Victim of His Imagination, a comparison of the final film with the original script and much more.
  

This Limited Collector's Edition comprises:

• Seven discs in a stylish digipak: two UHDs and five Blu-rays, with the UHD content duplicated on Blu-ray.
• Five iterations of Dracula: uncensored UK version, UK theatrical version, uncensored US version (Horror of Dracula), US theatrical version, editor's workprint.
• Brand-new 5.1 mix for both sets of uncensored and theatrical versions of the film alongside the original mono film soundtrack.
• Packaged in a high-end, numbered, Blood red leather-feel slipcase with debossed foil titling.
• Rigid inner box featuring exclusive alternate cover art from Sam Hadley.
• Double-sided poster.
• Eight art cards featuring facsimiles of the original cinema lobby cards.
• 200-page book featuring new articles on the film, cast and crew.
• 60-page comic featuring a reprint of the comic strip from legendary 1970s magazine The House of Hammer.
• English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Japanese subtitles on each version of the film.

The Disc content comprises:

• Dracula workprint: A unique Hammer artefact, this rough, work-in-progress version of the film was the one assembled during post-production and is almost certainly the element that went back and forth between Hammer and the BBFC as they haggled over cuts. No other Hammer workprints are known to exist.
• Proving Them Wrong: The Christopher Lee that people saw in interviews was what he wanted the public to see – but that was not the man himself. Dame Harriet Walter, actor and Lee's niece, in conversation with Lee's biographer Jonathan Rigby, discuss their own experiences of this complex man, his life and his ambitions.
• The Road to Dracula: Tony Dalton, author of Terence Fisher: Master of Gothic Cinema, writer Stephen Laws, Hammer expert and writer Wayne Kinsey and Little Shoppe of Horrors publisher Dick Klemensen examine Terence Fisher's pre-1957 work and the path he trod that lead him inexorably to Castle Dracula.
• The Sound of Dracula: James Bernard's biographer David Huckvale examines the man, his influences, his initial struggles and his relationship with both Hammer and the shadowy figure that followed him from childhood through to his final composed work: Dracula.
• Victim of His Imagination: written in the early 1970s, this Hammer script treatment about Dracula creator Bram Stoker remained unfilmed – until now. Adapted by actor/writer James Swanton, this dramatised reading channels the blood-and-thunder melodrama of a Henry Irving performance, bringing to life a tantalising what-if from Hammer’s archive.
• Commentaries for each version of the film and new programmes on Terence Fisher as auteur, interviews with Janina Faye and Paul Cole (sole surviving actors from the film), Bram Stoker, the female characters of Dracula, Dracula censorship, Syd Pearson model-maker, 8mm versions and much, much more – approximately fifteen hours of additional content, most of it brand-new to this release.
• And more, including a wealth of rare archival materials.

The Booklet comprises:

• 200 page book featuring brand-new essays on the making of this definitive Hammer horror, Hammer's design team, Victim of His Imagination, a comparison of the final film with the original script and much more.