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''Dracula Has Risen from the Grave'' is the fourth of the ''Dracula'' films from Film/HammerHorror, released in 1968 and set immediately after the events of ''Film/DraculaPrinceOfDarkness''. Directed by Freddie Francis, the film stars Creator/ChristopherLee in his third appearance as the Count, along with Rupert Davies, Veronica Carlson, Barbara Ewing, Barry Andrews, and Ewan Hopper.
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''Dracula Has Risen from the Grave'' is the fourth of the ''Dracula'' films from Film/HammerHorror, released in 1968 and set immediately after the events of ''Film/DraculaPrinceOfDarkness''. Directed by Freddie Francis, the film stars Creator/ChristopherLee in his third appearance as the Count, along with Rupert Davies, Veronica Carlson, Barbara Ewing, Barry Andrews, and Ewan Hopper.
Creator/EwanHooper.
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* AvoidTheDreadedGRating: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. A very rare and confusing example; despite it being an obvious horror movie with two stabbing scenes, several deaths, and quite a lot of blood, Dracula Has Risen From The Grave was actually rated G by the Motion Picture Association of America, the same rating you'd see attached to any Disney film of the time. This error has not been corrected since with even the film's Blu-Ray release retaining the G rating.
** The film was released just as the MPAA went into place; it was the very first film to be rated. The ratings [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness were different then]], it may be that the ratings board saw it as a horror film the general audiences could enjoy. Remember that ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''[[note]]with a number of onscreen murders and the "Stargate" sequence leading into the legendary GainaxEnding, it was decidedly not kids' fare[[/note]] and ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''[[note]]Which included some genuinely terrifying scenes of a transporter accident and the Vejur probe attacking the ''Enterprise'' bridge, not to mention bucketsful of sexual innuendo surrounding Lt. Ilia, neither of which would be likely to even be considered for a G today[[/note]] were also rated G on their original releases [[note]]''Star Trek'' was later re-rated PG for the 2001 Director's Edition[[/note]]. It could be that since the [=MPAA/MPA=] only requests re-rating for new cuts of the film, and since no known re-edits of the film have been released, the G rating is grandfathered in.
* BettyAndVeronica: Maria and Zena.
** The film was released just as the MPAA went into place; it was the very first film to be rated. The ratings [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness were different then]], it may be that the ratings board saw it as a horror film the general audiences could enjoy. Remember that ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''[[note]]with a number of onscreen murders and the "Stargate" sequence leading into the legendary GainaxEnding, it was decidedly not kids' fare[[/note]] and ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''[[note]]Which included some genuinely terrifying scenes of a transporter accident and the Vejur probe attacking the ''Enterprise'' bridge, not to mention bucketsful of sexual innuendo surrounding Lt. Ilia, neither of which would be likely to even be considered for a G today[[/note]] were also rated G on their original releases [[note]]''Star Trek'' was later re-rated PG for the 2001 Director's Edition[[/note]]. It could be that since the [=MPAA/MPA=] only requests re-rating for new cuts of the film, and since no known re-edits of the film have been released, the G rating is grandfathered in.
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* AvoidTheDreadedGRating: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. A very rare and confusing example; despite it being an obvious horror movie with two stabbing scenes, several deaths, and quite a lot of blood, Dracula Has Risen From The Grave was actually rated G by the Motion Picture Association of America, the same rating you'd see attached to any Disney film of the time. This error has not been corrected since with even the film's Blu-Ray release retaining the G rating.
**rating. The film was released just as the MPAA went into place; it was the very first film to be rated. The ratings [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness were different then]], it may be that the ratings board saw it as a horror film the general audiences could enjoy. Remember that ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''[[note]]with a number of onscreen murders and the "Stargate" sequence leading into the legendary GainaxEnding, it was decidedly not kids' fare[[/note]] and ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''[[note]]Which included some genuinely terrifying scenes of a transporter accident and the Vejur probe attacking the ''Enterprise'' bridge, not to mention bucketsful of sexual innuendo surrounding Lt. Ilia, neither of which would be likely to even be considered for a G today[[/note]] were also rated G on their original releases [[note]]''Star Trek'' was later re-rated PG for the 2001 Director's Edition[[/note]]. It could be that since the [=MPAA/MPA=] only requests re-rating for new cuts of the film, and since no known re-edits of the film have been released, the G rating is grandfathered in.
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->''Who has done this thing? Tell me who has done this thing!''
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* TheQuietOne: Dracula is more talkative here, unlike the previous movie. Just a few line sparse, however.
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* TheQuietOne: Dracula is more talkative here, unlike the previous movie.movies. Just a few line sparse, however. In fact, starting from this movie till the last one of the Hammer saga he has more lines than he had before.
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* TheQuietOne: Dracula is more talkative here, unlike the previous two movies. Just a few line sparse, however.
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* TheQuietOne: Dracula is more talkative here, unlike the previous two movies.movie. Just a few line sparse, however.
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* TheQuietOne: Dracula is more talkative here, unlike the previous two movies. Just a few line sparse, however.
