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• Béla Lugosi was born Béla Ferenc Dezsõ Blaskó on October 20,1882 in Lugos, Hungary (now Lugoj, Romania). The youngest of four children, Bela had dreams of an acting career from a very young age. ...
• Under the pseudonym Arisztid Olt, Lugosi began his film career in 1917. ...
• Lugosi arrived in America in 1921, where he played various roles on stage and in film. ...
• Another film that Lugosi costarred with Chaney, Jr. ... Lugosi plays the monster. ... All of Lugosi's dialogue was cut, causing quite of bit of confusion in the story line. ...
• In 1948's comedy classic Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, Lugosi returns to his Dracula role, Chaney portrays the Wolf Man, and Glenn Strange plays the Monster. ...
• In the fifties, Lugosi met up with Edward D. ... In this film about transvesticism, Lugosi plays a mad doctor whose presence is never adequately explained. ...
• Lugosi was in his seventies, and Hollywood didn't want anything to do with him. ... Lugosi died of a heart attack on August 16, 1956 in Los Angeles, California, shortly after filming of the movie began. ... Lugosi was a zombiefied old man, whose also-zombiefied wife was played by Vampira. Wood's wife's chiropractor covered half his face to double for Lugosi in the remaining scenes. ...

• ela Lugosi nasce a Lugos, un paese non lontano dalla Transilvania, prima di entrare alla Accademia di Arti Teatrali di Budapest lavora come minatore e, come operaio in una fabbrica. ... Nel 1918, Lugosi sostiene il governo rivoluzionario e, con la controrivoluzione dell'ammiraglio Miklos Horthy von Nagybanya, é costretto ad abbandonare il paese. ... Il grande successo cinematografico arriva con "Dracula" di Tod Browning (1931), il ruolo doveva essere ricoperto da Lon Chaney che però muore qualche mese prima dell'inizio delle riprese, Browning affida dunque la parte del Conte a Bela Lugosi in virtù del successo riscosso nella versione teatrale e grazie (soprattutto) alla sua decisiva intercessione epistolare nei confronti della vedova Stoker per cedere i diritti del romanzo alla Universal. Nel film Lugosi esordisce con la frase "I - am - Dracu - la": la sua voce ben impostata e l'accento aristocratico, rendono evidente a tutti che il cinema americano ha trovato finalmente un cattivo di mefistofelica grandezza. Durante gli anni '30 e i primi anni '40 Lugosi raccoglie insieme con Boris Karloff l'eredità del grande Lon Chaney. Sfortunatamente Lugosi accetta facilmante parti in film di bassa qualità e finisce presto per arrendersialla routine degli horror o a parodie diquesto genere, riservando il suo talento di interprete al teatro.
• Molti sono stati gli attori che hanno interpretato il ruolo del Conte Dracula, nessuno come Lugosi, però, come ha scritto il critico americano Robert F. ...

• Bela Lugosi.
• Bela Lugosi is a timeless screen image that deserves to be remembered at a higher level of respect than he is. Lugosi more or less invented the role of Dracula for which he will be known, but he has become more famous in recent years for his work with Ed Wood. ...
• When Lugosi traveled to America he was already a successful actor, and luckily for him success followed relatively quickly. Lugosi's biggest problem that plagued him on the American stage would be a lot of what kept him from having continued success in Hollywood, he never really learned the English dialect. ... Lugosi did eventually learn the language, but it was always a struggle and he often did not understand words in scripts when he saw them for the first time, even up into the 50's. ...
• Lugosi portrayed Dracula on Broadway with incredible success. ... Eventually Lugosi was brought in to read for the part, which he received. Lugosi had already done a variety of silent films in America, but this role would make him a star. ...
• Lugosi would soon after be offered the role of Frankenstein which he swiftly turned down, the role was not sexy enough for him. ... Lugosi turned in a riveting role in his consolation film Murders in the Rue Morgue but he had already started down the wrong path. ... Lugosi had not made enough films to be a prim Donna, and it was not appreciated. ...
• Lugosi did still work steadily, nearly always for $500 a week. Lugosi did not have the strong business sense to realize how much more he deserved, and seemed pleased with these wages as long as he kept busy. ...
• In You'll Find Out a Kay Kyser vehicle with Karloff and Peter Lorre Karloff and Lorre both received special star billings, Lugosi was lost in the cast shuffle. ...
• It was while working with Karloff that Lugosi would create one of the most memorable roles ever in horror films, Igor in Son of Frankenstein. ... Lugosi worked hard in the role, but it was obvious at this point that quality of Universal Frankenstein movies was degenerating fast. ...

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• With his aristocratic accent, distinctive profile, slicked dark hair, spidery fingers, mesmerizing eyes, and swirling black cape, Hungarian-born actor Bela Lugosi helped to create cinema's definitive Dracula, the vampire as sexual and charming as he is villainous. Born Béla Ferenc Dezsö Blask¢ in Lugos (the town from which he derived his stage name) near Transylvania, Lugosi came to the United States in late 1920 and, over the next few years, appeared in small film and theater parts. His break came with the title role in the play Dracula, which ran for 33 weeks on Broadway in 1927 and successfully toured the West Coast in 1928-29; this led to the 1931 Universal film, whose romantic settings and sexual undercurrents revolutionized the horror film genre and established Lugosi's place in Hollywood history.
• Lugosi, however, quickly became the victim of his own success. ... Refusing to be typecast, Lugosi aspired instead to the romantic leading roles he had performed on the Hungarian stage. ... Originally slated to play the monster, Lugosi disliked both the heavy makeup and the character's lack of dialogue, and so the part went to Boris Karloff, who soon surpassed Lugosi in salary as well as fame, becoming his lifelong rival. Even years later, when Universal again tried to exploit the public's hunger for horror films by teaming Karloff and Lugosi in such films as The Black Cat (1934), The Raven (1935), and The Body Snatchers (1945), Lugosi received second billing and played a decidedly supporting role to Karloff.
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• Bela Lugosi was the stage name of Blaskó Béla Ferenc Dezső (b. ...
• Lugosi started his acting career on the stage in Europe, most notably known for his portrayal of Dracula in a stage production of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story. ...
• The film was a success, but Lugosi was typecast as a horror heavy with such movies as White Zombie and Scared to Death. ...
• Ed Wood, a long-time fan of Lugosi's, offered him numerous roles in his films, always playing some variant of a mad scientist/vampire type, even in movies in which such a role made no sense -- such as Glen or Glenda. The biographical film Ed Wood, by Tim Burton, portrayed Wood's relationship with Lugosi, who was played by Martin Landau. ...
• One of Lugosi's most infamous roles was in a movie that was released after he was dead. Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space featured footage of Lugosi -- who died during filming -- interspersed with a double who looked nothing like him, and Lugosi got top billing for the movie. ...
• He was also the subject of a song by gothic rock band Bauhaus entitled Bela Lugosi's Dead. ...
• Truth being stranger than fiction sometimes, Bela Lugosi was buried in his full Dracula costume, as per the request in his will. ...

•  Bela Lugosi.
• Lugosi was a horror god. ... His death in this simple home on August 16th, 1956 led Lugosi to the pine condo for the very last time. ...
• Lugosi was laid out at the now razed Utter-McKinley Mortuary, at 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. ...
• Legend has it that Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff were viewing the body of their old friend, who had risen out of so many coffins as Count Dracula, Lorre said, "Come now, Bela, quit putting us on!".
• Lorre commented to Price as they were viewing Bela's body, "Should we drive a stake through his heart, just in case?" .
• Bela is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City.
• Trivia: Bela supposedly died with a script entitled "The Final Curtain" in his hands.
• There's nothing funny about watching Bela Lugosi (actually, a stand-in was used for most shots) wracked with pain, a morphine monkey on his back, creeping around a southern California development with his Dracula cape pulled up over his nose.
• Lugosi died shortly after this abysmal, exploitative, misbegotten piece of trash was released, and I've always wondered in my heart if maybe poor old Bela didn't die as much of shame as of the many illnesses that were overwhelming him. ... Lugosi was buried (at his own request) in his Dracula cape, and one likes to think -- or hope -- that it served him better in death than it did in the miserable waste of celluloid that marked his last screen appearance. ...
• com friend Donna: I picked-up a copy of Bela's biography, published in 1976 with an intro by Bela, Jr. ...
• Bela had serial marriage nailed long before Liz Taylor was born. By the time Bela Lugosi married Lillian Arch, an Hungarian-American nearly 30 years his junior, in 1931, he had already been married 3 times. ...
• hard times as an actor, did not ask for child support for Bela, Jr. ...
• Supposedly, on the day they married, I think in 1955, Bela got on the phone and called wife #4, asking her to take him back!.

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• My father was born Béla Blaskò and after a number of years acting, he changed his name to Bela Lugosi. Lugosi was taking after the name of the town in Hungary where he was born. ...
• Acteur dramatique de grand renom en Hongrie et en Allemagne, Bela Lugosi père émigrera aux Etats-Unis en 1920. ...
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• Bela recevra un cachet de $500 par semaine alors que David Manners, qui n’avait pourtant qu’un second rôle, en avait touché 2000. ...
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• On dira que c’était sa plus grosse erreur et Bela regrettera toujours de n’avoir pas accepté le rôle. ...
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• Vers la fin de sa vie, Bela deviendra ami avec celui qui a été surnommé « le cinéaste le plus nul de l’histoire », Ed Wood, qui dans le film du même nom était interprété par Johnny Depp. Bela Lugosi, lui, était joué par Martin Landau .

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• Bela Blasko nació el 20 de octubre de 1882 en Lugos, Hungría, en el seno de una familia acomodada. Su padre era banquero, aunque la muerte de éste cuando Bela tenía 12 años, provocó que el joven Lugosi se pusiera a trabajar como minero. ...
• En esta época, Bela se involucró muchísimo en el contexto histórico en que vivía su país. ... Cuando el régimen comunista comenzó a declinar, Lugosi se trasladó a Alemania y posteriormente a los Estados Unidos. Sin dominar el inglés y con un acentuado acento húngaro, Bela (adoptó el apellido Lugosi en homenaje a su lugar de nacimiento) consiguió debutar en Hollywood con la película "The silent comand" (1923). Tras un período de inestabilidad, Lugosi consiguió en 1927 hacerse con el papel de Drácula en la obra teatral del mismo título que se iba a representar en Broadway. La función resultaría todo un éxito y Bela se afianzaría como actor cinematográfico, aunque por ahora sin demasiado renombre. ...
• La gran oportunidad de Bela Lugosi llegaría cuando otro mito del cine de terror, Lon Chaney, no pudo encarnar por motivos de salud al conde Drácula en el film que estaba preparando la Universal. Tod Browning, su director, recomendó a Lugosi y finalmente el húngaro aceptó el papel que le convertiría en una superestrella mundial. ... En 1933, Bela contraería matrimonio por tercera vez con Lillian Arch, su esposa hasta 1953. ...
• Durante toda la década de los 30 y la primera mitad de los años 40, Bela Lugosi no cesaría de trabajar en multitud de películas del género. ... Lee o "Asesinato por televisión" (1939) de Clifford Staniforth son algunos de los títulos más destacados de Bela en su época de esplendor. ...
• Además, su vida se inestabilizó ya que Bela asumió en la realidad la personalidad de vampiro que le había hecho famoso y se convirtió en un adicto a las drogas. ...
• Olvidado por los grandes estudios e inmerso en el mundo de los estupefacientes, Bela Lugosi pudo regresar a la actuación gracias al requerimiento de un extraño fan llamado Ed Wood Jr. ...
• En 1955, Bela se casaría por cuarta vez con Hope Lininger, a quien dejaría viuda el 16 de agosto de 1956, cuando Lugosi murió de un ataque al corazón en Los Ángeles. ...

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• Lugosi started his acting career on the stage in Europe, most notably known for his portrayal of Dracula in a stage production of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story. ...
• The film was a success, but Lugosi was typecast as a horror heavy with such movies as White Zombie and Scared to Death. ...
• Ed Wood, a long-time fan of Lugosi's, offered him numerous roles in his films, always playing some variant of a mad scientist/vampire type, even in movies in which such a role made no sense -- such as Glen or Glenda. The biographical film Ed Wood, by Tim Burton, portrayed Wood's relationship with Lugosi, who was played by Martin Landau. ...
• One of Lugosi's most infamous roles was in a movie that was released after he was dead. Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space featured footage of Lugosi -- who died during filming -- interspersed with a double who looked nothing like him, and Lugosi got top billing for the movie. ...
• He was also the subject of a song by gothic rock band Bauhaus entitled Bela Lugosi's Dead. ...
• Truth being stranger than fiction sometimes, Bela Lugosi was buried in his full Dracula costume, as per the request in his will, in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California. ...

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• His real name was Bela Blasko. Bela began a stage career in Europe and in 1921, he emigrated to the United States and began acting in films and on stage. ...
• In 1929, Bela Lugosi played Dracula in Horace Liveright's play, and shortly after that, the play was made into a movie where Bela played the lead role. ...
• At 73 Bela Lugosi died of a heart attack in 1956. ...
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• In the 1940’s Bela Lugosi made several low budget horror films. ...   In the latter part of his career Lugosi gave several over the top mad scientist performances and this here is one of his best. ...
• Lugosi stars as Dr. ...   While both of those families have become rich for the perfumes, Lugosi hasn’t really made any money off of it. ...
• The Devil Bat (AKA Killer Bats) is one of Lugosi’s funniest roles. ...   The story is a laughable one but with Lugosi you know he’ll bring a certain joy to the film.
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• At the time of it’s release, Scared to Death was one of Bela Lugosi’s most popular films.   Sixty plus years later, the film is only known for being Lugosi’s only film in color. ...
• Lugosi plays a psychologist with a dwarf sidekick.   Lugosi is wasted in this very boring film as he tries to be the spook show. ...   It’s somewhat interesting to see Lugosi in color but this is also a problem.   Lugosi doesn’t seem as creepy in color.  For most of the film Lugosi is just standing around looking like he wished he had taken the Frankenstein role in 1931. ...
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• Scared to death from 1946 is Bela Lugosi's only color movie. ... Lugosi playing a strange man of mystery and magic. We follow two policemen, the dracula-like Lugosi and the slightly mad doctor in the hunt for the answer.
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• It's Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula. ...   Just in time for Halloween, here comes a piece on Lugosi's serial career. ...
• The reader needs no introduction to Bela Lugosi. Born Bela Blasko in Lugos, Hungary (he took his screen name from his home town), he was a genuine screen legend if ever there was one, and his impact on the movie world will never be forgotten. ... But Lugosi's career can't be covered as it deserves in this small article. My purpose is to cover the serials that Bela did--five, to be exact. ...
• It's often been said that it was Lugosi's willingness to accept any role offered him, regardless of its low-budget or low-quality nature, which led to the eventual destruction of his career. ... Bela played Prof. ... Of course (SPOILERS) in the final chapter, hero Malcolm McGregor unmasked another character as the Shadow, and Lugosi proved to be nothing but a "red herring". Mascot was obviously banking on the fact that audiences would assume Bela to be the villain after his huge success in DRACULA three years before.
• Above: Bela Lugosi at his sinister best as he fiddles with a strange-looking electronic device in this scene from THE WHISPERING SHADOW (Universal, 1934). ...
• Lugosi's second serial, released by Sol Lesser's Principal Pictures, holds the distinction of being the only time, on the serial or non-serial screen, that Bela played a romantic, two-fisted hero! That's right--in 1934's RETURN OF CHANDU, Lugosi played Frank Chandler (aka Chandu) a skilled practitioner of White Magic, who battled the forces of the Black Magic cult of Ubasti in order to save his fiancee, the Egyptian princess Nadji (Maria Alba), who the Ubasti cult believed they must sacrifice in order to restore their long-dead mummified princess to life. ... As the only serial hero with supernatural powers, Chandu clearly needed to be played by an out-of-the-ordinary actor, and Lugosi was the perfect choice. He really seemed to relish the chance to play a hero, throwing himself heart and soul into the goings on and making the serial memorable by his enthusiastic, energetic performance which combined his usual sinister air with a surprising friendliness and charisma that showed what a truly versatile actor Bela was. ...
• Above: Frank Chandler (Bela Lugosi, center) looks like he's trying to get some information from his crystal in this scene from THE RETURN OF CHANDU (Principal, 1934). ...

• So you think Bela Lugosi meet his first transvestite co-star in Ed Wood's Glen Or Glenda?   Wrong, bucko!  You see, once upon a time, Bela Lugosi was stuck in Merry Old England, and then, even worse.
• Not many people know about this obscure movie that starred the great Bela Lugosi and a man in drag, and I am not talking about Glen Or Glenda (created by Plan 9 From Outer Space cult director Ed Wood Jr. ... Actually, Ed Wood was the second "man in drag" to star opposite Bela.   I am talking about the British horror romp Old Mother Riley Meets The Vampire (AKA My Son The Vampire, AKA Vampire Over London) which starred Lugosi and Arthur Lucan (who played Mother Riley). ...
• Lugosi was to be in a tour of Dracula in the British Isles that was to pay him very well, but the play became bankrupt due to mismanagement. This left Lugosi and his wife in England, with no means of support. So word came about an upcoming horror/comedy movie, a deal was set and Lugosi was cast.
• Perhaps they felt by adding Lugosi on the cast would give the series "new blood. ...
• The plot involves Lugosi as the mad scientist Von Housen, who needs the map of a uranium deposit so he can build an army of robots and take over the world. ...
• Some points should be made about Lugosi's character; he is not really a vampire but rather someone who fancies himself one. ...
• Someone then came up with the brilliant idea came to cut out all of the Mother Riley scenes, and leave in Lugosi and the robot scenes. Then, new scenes with Lugosi would be shot to complete the picture.
• Unfortunately Lugosi was sicker, so he did not look the same as in the earlier shot scenes. ...
• All in all, this is a quirky part of Bela's filmic history. ...
• Thanks, Crystal, for "dragging" this Lugosi epic out into the light of day. ...

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• Born in Lugos, Hungary, in 1882, as Bela Blasko (he later took his name from the place he was born) the actor began with a career in silent cinema, before turning to theatre. ...
• Bela Lugosi first came to the American public's attention in 1927, where he starred in the Broadway production of "Dracula", a role which he would be associated with throughout his life, and even after his death; he was that memorable in it. ... So Bela Lugosi became the first, big worldwide star of horror movies, a success with which Boris Karloff soon followed.
• If there is one singular reason to sit through Dracula, then his name must be Lugosi. With his rich accent, immaculate suit, smooth black hair and foreign features, Dracula was a role Lugosi really made his own. ... Dare I say that other actors (Christopher Lee exempted) have tried to copy Lugosi in their portrayal of the screen's bloodthirstiest vampire? (Yes, I mean you, Mr. ...
• However, Lugosi himself regarded his most famous role as both "a blessing and a curse". ... For Lugosi could never throw off the image of Dracula, and it hung over him for the rest of his life, as would a vampire bat. Perhaps Lugosi himself was, ironically, Dracula's biggest victim.
• Lugosi was offered the role of the Frankenstein monster for Universal's next hit. ... Lugosi wasn't out for the count, though (pun completely intentional). ... Rue Morgue is an atmospheric watch more than worthwhile through the deranged antics of Mr Lugosi. However, Bela was back soon after in White Zombie, an early tale of voodoo and zombies (not the latter day cannibal zombies we are used to seeing, however). ...
• Lugosi went on to star in Island of Lost Souls, the 1933 hit from the story by H. ... Although Lugosi had essentially a bit part as a "man-monster" called The Sayer of the Law, nonetheless he was memorable in the role. However, in 1934, Lugosi got the respect he deserved when teamed up with Karloff in The Black Cat, again loosely adapted from a Poe story. Considered by many horror fans to be the actor's best role, Lugosi does indeed display a number of emotions and remains a tragic hero in the film, which although vilified on release, now stands out as one of the best horror films of the 1930's. ...

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