Dracula Untold

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Dracula Untold reimagines Vlad as a tragic hero, trading his humanity for dark powers to save his people, wrestling with his new vampiric thirst while battling an insidious Turkish army. It's a symphony of darkness, heroism, and sacrifice.

Dracula Untold Trivia

In "Dracula Untold," who plays the role of Vlad the Impaler? (Hard)

#1: Luke Evans

#2: Charles Dance

#3: Dominic Cooper

#4: Sarah Gadon

What year was "Dracula Untold" released? (Expert)

#1: 2012

#2: 2014

#3: 2016

#4: 2018

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Dracula Untold Fun Facts

Dracula Untold was originally intended to be the first film in a shared cinematic universe of Universal Pictures' classic monsters.

Luke Evans performed many of his own stunts in Dracula Untold.

Dracula Untold Polls

Favorite Character in Dracula Untold

Vlad

Mirena

Mehmed

Simon

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Favorite Scene in Dracula Untold

Opening Battle

Vlad's Transformation

The Final Fight

Epilogue in Modern Day

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Popular Characters

Vlad

Mirena

Mehmed

Ingeras

Master Vampire

Shkelgim

Dimitru

Cazan

Simion

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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1431

Birth of Vlad III Dracula

Vlad III, also known as Vlad the Impaler, the historical figure who inspired the character Dracula, is born.

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1448

Vlad III Becomes Prince of Wallachia

Vlad III ascends to the throne as the ruler of Wallachia, a historical region in present-day Romania.

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15th century

Ottoman Empire Expands into Europe

The Ottoman Empire continues its expansion into Eastern Europe, posing a threat to Wallachia and other regions.

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October 10, 2014

Release of Dracula Untold Movie

The movie 'Dracula Untold' is released, a fictional story inspired by the life of Vlad III Dracula.

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