Dracula, despite how many times he has been remade has always been the 'bad guy' or the main antagonist in a horror film. In a typical sense he is not the 'main' character he creeps in while the main characters are trying to figure out whats going on. and I think that this new series is a shift from that continual theme of Dracula only being that 'mysterious antagonist'.
Jonathan Harker is an English solicitor and the main narrator of the first episode of the BBC drama Dracula. He travels to Transylvania in 1897 and encounters Count Dracula. When he is invited into his castle, he realises things are not what they seem, especially with the Count. Little is known about Harker's early history, other than he worked for a large law firm in England.
Given that Dracula means to use women to access the men of England, Mina’s loss could have terrifying repercussions. We might expect that Mina, who sympathizes with the boldly progressive “New Women” of England, would be doomed to suffer Lucy’s fate as punishment for her progressiveness. But Stoker instead fashions Mina into a goddess of conservative male fantasy. Though resourceful.
Dracula (2020) 18th January 2020. Quincey is present and a Texan but not too well endowed in the brain department, although there is no sign of Arthur Holmwood. There is also the amusing idea of watching Dracula readily adapting to the modern world, texting, escaping from captivity with the use of a tablet and using online hook-up sites as a handy means of ordering meals. There are some.
