Billy the Kid vs. Dracula (1966) |
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| Director(s) | William Beaudine |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Action, Comedy, Drama, Horror, Western |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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John Carradine(as Count Dracula / posing as James Underhill)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
John Carradine
(as Count Dracula / posing...)
Virginia Christine(as Eva Oster)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Virginia Christine
(as Eva Oster)
Harry Carey Jr.(as Ben Dooley)
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Harry Carey Jr.
(as Ben Dooley)
Bing Russell(as Dan 'Red' Thorpe)
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Bing Russell
(as Dan 'Red' Thorpe)
Olive Carey(as Dr. Henrietta Hull)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Olive Carey
(as Dr. Henrietta Hull)
Roy Barcroft(as Sheriff Griffin)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Roy Barcroft
(as Sheriff Griffin)
Marjorie Bennett(as Mary Ann Bentley)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Marjorie Bennett
(as Mary Ann Bentley)
William Forrest(as The Real James Underhill)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
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1966
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula
Released
1966
William Forrest
(as The Real James Underhi...)
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula Overview:
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula (1966) was a Action - Drama Film directed by William Beaudine .
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Billy the Kid vs. Dracula Quotes:
William 'Billy the Kid' Bonney:
I haven't met a man yet that a bullet couldn't stop.
Dr. Henrietta Hull: But he isn't a man!
See More Quotes from Billy the Kid vs. DraculaDr. Henrietta Hull: But he isn't a man!
Billy the Kid vs. Dracula Facts
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Jack Lewis actually wrote the script but sold all rights to credited screenwriter Carl K. Hittleman for $250.
Shot in eight days.
Despite the film's title, John Carradine doesn't play Dracula. He plays a nameless American vampire in the old west, 1880 or so. The name "Dracula" is never mentioned--understandable, since Universal Pictures owns the rights to the character "Dracula" and the producers would have had to pay royalties to Universal if they named their character "Dracula".
This film, and its companion piece, Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter, were the final films for William Beaudine. This marked the end of a career that included approximately 250 (known) films beginning in the silent period.