Bram Stoker's Dracula
(Blu-ray) 

Title from container.

Originally produced as an American motion picture in 1992.

"Mastered in 4K; immersive audio."

Wide screen (1.85:1).

Special features: all-new interviews with Francis Ford Coppola and Roman Coppola; rare commentary with director Francis Ford Coppola, visual effects director Roman Coppola, and makeup supervisor Greg Cannom; audio commentary & film introduction by director Francis Ford Coppola; original theatrical trailer; The blood is the life: making of Bram Stoker's Dracula; In camera: the naive visual effects of Dracula; deleted & extended scenes; The costumes are the sets: the designs of Eiko Ishioka; Method and madness: visualizing Dracula.

Director of photography, Michael Ballhaus ; edited by Nicholas C. Smith, Glen Scantlebury, Anne Goursaud ; production designer, Thomas Sanders ; costume designer, Eiko Ishioka ; music composer, Wojciech Kilar ; visual effects and second unit director, Roman Coppola.

Gary Oldman (Dracula), Winona Ryder (Mina Murray/Elisabeta), Anthony Hopkins (Professor Abraham Van Helsing), Keanu Reeves (Jonathan Harker), Richard E. Grant (Dr. Jack Seward), Cary Elwes (Lord Arthur Holmwood), Bill Campbell (Quincey P. Morris), Sadie Frost (Lucy Westenra), Tom Waits (R.M. Renfield).

15th-century warrior Vlad goes off the fight the Turks. Upon his return, he finds that his wife Elisabeta, hearing he was dead, has killed herself. Maddened by this injustice, Vlad curses God, and becomes the immortal blood-eating fiend known as Count Dracula--for centuries. When English attorney Jonathan Harker journeys to Dracula's castle, the Count sees a photograph of his fiancée, Mina Murray. Dracula's patience has been rewarded--Elisabeta lives again! The Count goes to dastardly lengths to possess Mina, while her best friend Lucy, Lucy's three suitors, and Prof. Abraham Van Helsing all become entangled by Dracula's quest. The modern age is dawning, even in Transylvania. Will the Count triumph, or be relegated to the past?

MPAA rating: R; for sexuality and horror violence.,Canadian Home Video rating: 14A.

Blu-ray ; region A; 1080p high definition; English Dolby Atmos (Dolby TrueHD 7.1 compatible); 5.1 Dolby Digital (English, French, Spanish).

English, French or Spanish dialogue; English, French or Spanish subtitles; English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH).

Academy Awards, 1993: Oscar - Best Costume Design; Best Make-Up; Best Sound Effects Editing.