Where was Nosferatu from?

Answer 1

Dracula is not real at all. Back in the day (when Bram Stoker's Dracula took place) his real name was Vlad "the Impaler" Tepes. They called him The Impaler because he impaled heads on spikes and placed them in the front of his castle (in Transylvania). He also cut off the bottom of peoples feet and had lambs lick the exposed muscle. He used to be real, but he most certainly wasn't a vampire or anything (find Bram Stoker's book in the fiction section).

Answer 2

Nosferatu is a fictional character inspired by Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula." He was portrayed in the 1922 German Expressionist film "Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror," directed by F.W. Murnau. The film was an unauthorized adaptation of Stoker's novel, and the character of Count Orlok was created as a variation of Dracula.

Answer 3

yes but not the way you think he was a man named vlad dracula he was an impaler (which is some one who kills people by driving steaks through them) he in a sense drank blood but a theory is said to belived that he had an allergic reaction to blood which made him want more of it. He and his father were last named dracula and were both impalers and it is said to believe that the madleon they have the order of the dragon was given to his father and left in the castle they once impaled people in and whoever touches it or takes it out of place is cursed. So he was real but not as you think.bem1993

Answer 4

Der ursprüngliche Film und seine neue überarbeitung wurden in Deutschland gefilmt.

Die Buchstaben leben und die meisten der Tätigkeit findet in einer fiktiven deutschen Stadt "Wisberg" statt. Die Protagonistspielräume zu den Karpatenbergen, zum des Zählimpulses Orlok an seinem Schloß zu treffen. Die neuere Version des Films legt Orlok in Transylvania oder in Rumänien. Keine Anzeige wird gegeben, ob dieses Orloks ursprüngliches Haus ist.

Answer 5

No. He was based on Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Answer 6

No.