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Dracula
- Narrated by: Mark Gatiss, Joseph Kloska, Deirdre Mullins, Nigel Betts, Rupert Young, Katy Manning, Alex Jordan
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- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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Summary
When a young solicitor, Jonathan Harker, visits the heart of Transylvania - ostensibly to meet reclusive nobleman Count Dracula - he cannot begin to imagine what horrors might lie in store for him there...or the chain of events he will set in motion at Castle Dracula.
Soon, Dracula's bloodlust spreads to England's shores, and Harker's fiancée, Mina Murray, becomes embroiled in his affairs. Her best friend, Lucy Westenra, falls victim to the vampire's thirst, and it is only with the help of an unlikely bunch of allies that the Count might be defeated...but can the undead ever truly perish?
Mark Gatiss stars in this chilling three-hour audio adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story, dramatised by Jonathan Barnes. This release also includes bonus interviews with Dracula's writer and cast, plus a selection of James Dunlop's soundtrack for the production.
Directed by Scott Handcock.
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- Stuart C
- 20-02-18
Great adaptation...
A great adaptation of a horror classic by Mr. Gatiss & Co. Very atmospheric with some good extras including some funny outtakes. Well worth a listen.
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- Chris Halliday
- 05-02-18
Bloody good!
Despite being a fan of Big Finish I’ve been reluctant to pick this up. I should have my head examined. It’s an excellent adaptation, remarkably faithful to the book, with a great script and cast, and Big Finish’s usual high-quality sound design. Recommended.
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- Nigel
- 18-10-17
Mark Gatiss as Dracula, Big Finish prod. 2016
After listening to three productions of Dracula this week it is surprising how different they are compared with each other. All were enjoyable and each had their faults/ positives; though if you wish to listen to a more faithful telling of Dracula I would suggest the Mark Gatiss version (Big Finish Productions).
Mark Gatiss as Dracula, Big Finish productions 2016 (3hrs 15mins)
Listened to this twice as first time wasn’t entirely convinced by it, but subsequently concluded it has a much better ‘everything’ than the other BBC adaptations - and Mark Gatiss as Dracula is superb.
My only criticism is the sound design (incidental music + soundscape) didn’t always seem to naturally blend with the vocal recordings. Ideally it should invoke the right atmosphere and flow with the rest of the production so barely be of notice. And I do stress this criticism is only occasionally, not with all music/ sound effects.
Dracula 3hrs 15mins
Interviews with the cast 30mins
Soundtrack 15mins
Outtakes 5mins
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Overall 4hrs 5mins
The other productions were I listened to were:
Frederick Jaeger as Dracula, BBC Radio 1994 (3hrs 19mins)
David Suchet as Dracula, BBC Radio 2006 (1hr 54mins)
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- Dr Mark Thomas
- 17-08-20
Bela Lugosi's Dead!
I've been the biggest fan of Bram Stoker's chilling classic since I was 6 years old. Now at 30 I finally come across a version that is perfect! Every version of Dracula I love but there's always 1 or 2 slight flaws but not with this! Every character is delivered perfectly and Mark Gatiss is my new favourite Dracula! Every person involved in this was absolutely stellar! Please listen to this if you love Bram Stoker's work. The people involved have done him proud here. Listened to this in 1 go as it was that good! 😁🦇
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- Banjoman
- 19-03-22
Dracula
This dramatisation of Bram Stokers classic Dracula, is one of the best in my opinion. The tension builds throughout the story, the terror and horror of the most unlikeliest of realities, draws our heroes to a thrilling ending. No wonder so many films and TV drama's have been created upon the Dracula story. The cast deliver a first class performance, and the story is brought to life by efficient dialogue and music score. Brilliant.
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- John Wall
- 25-08-20
Excellent Adaptation of the Novel
Everything about this is great. The acting, soundtrack and adaption is spot on. It's not a complete faithful adaption but it's one of the best and is karhkey faithful and Mark Gattis is amazing as Dracula.
However audio quality seems to be an issue. This wasn't a problem when I first purchased it. But I broke my device and have had to redownload all my titles and this is a lot worse quality than it was before. Checked and it's not my device as I also downloaded it onto my PC am experiencing same problems. These are not present when I went directly to Big Finishes website and downloaded a sample and on investigation it looks like audible has reduced the bitrate and sample rate since I originally downwloade it. Such a shame
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- E. Thornton
- 21-08-20
Marvellous
Quite possibly the single best, and most delightfully chilling rendition of such a wonderful classic!
Do not debate getting it. You owe yourself the pleasure!
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- Liam Cairns
- 31-03-20
The strongest radio adaption of the novel yet!
Incredibly faithful adaption, even preserving the epistolary style of the original novel. The tone and the atmosphere is gratifyingly straight-laced, avoiding the melodrama and camp of other productions (The version with David Suchet springs to mind). Gatiss' restrained, under-played performance as the eponymous villain is perfect; wonderfully sinister without divulging into cliche. The supporting cast is uniformly strong as is the overall sound design. Fans of the novel will rejoice and casual listeners will be enraptured. Highly, highly recommended!
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- jack cf
- 30-06-19
Excellent Paranormal Performance
A pleasure to listen to. There were chilling descriptions and the story had a gripping plot.
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- Natalia Yam
- 28-10-18
Mark Gatiss, remarkable!
His wonderful voice drives you through this short but amazing performance . I’d found that the way the events are disposed and telling it’s very similar to the film.
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- theamazingcatherine
- 27-01-18
It's lovely
It's an adaptation that... makes some cuts as adaptations generally have to do, while staying really strong (I feel) to the spirit of the original novel. The voice acting is brilliant. There are short cast interviews at the end, plus the (gorgeous) music without voicing, and some bloopers, if you like that sort of thing.
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- Paul Andrew Haried
- 30-06-18
Dracula
I love the music and the sound effects. What a marvelous dramatic adaptation of the Classic Story of Dracula.
I give this 5 stars because the cast, the music and sound effects did such an awesome performance
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- MR
- 04-11-19
Classic
I loved it. I felt like I was standing in the room with the characters.
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- admitone
- 09-08-19
A well acted adaption.
While the acting throughout was excellent, and the music and sound effects as well, I felt this adaption lacking many of the qualities that I enjoyed about Bram Stocker's original novel. While attempting to modernize this classic story the makers of this production, while bringing us a properly chilling, well acted and heart stoppingly good tale of terror, many of the character traits that I enjoyed about these classic characters and many of the parts of the story that I found particularly moving or profound became a little lost in "translation". However, despite this, still an overall good adaption that I would recommend to horror enthusiasts but not necessarily fans of the origin title.
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- H. Martin
- 06-08-19
Creepy, engrossing, well-told story
Big Finish does it again with another fantastic rendition of a well-known classic. Jonathan Barnes’ adaptation and narrative is so engrossing and well-paced that I found myself staying up late to finish the play in one long run. The full cast version of the story is such a treat that it will appeal to all listeners. And the accompanying sound design is so well done I felt surrounded by the world of Dracula throughout. Audio is such a great medium for this story. I will always treasure this selection in my library.
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- blahblah24
- 12-07-19
Wonderful Radio Drama
I’ve been curious about checking this out ever since learning that Mark Gatiss and Stephen Moffat would be doing a Dracula series and now I get to hear Mark Gatiss as the iconic Count. Not only did he nail it, but everyone else did a great job! This is definitely a version I think will be hard to top as far as modern Dracula radio dramas are concerned. If you’re a fan of Dracula and radio dramas, I highly recommend it.
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- Jaydra P.
- 31-10-18
A wonderful listen, perfect for Halloween!
This is much more than an audio book... it’s a radio drama! Which is so much fun!
The actors are all wonderful and do an excellent job portraying the characters. The sound effects are also great. They draw you in and create a complete and immersive experience.
I have enjoyed listening to this Dracula performance every Halloween season since I first discovered it!