Evil_Cactus

Yes please! Besides his phenomenal and very versatile acting hearing him voice the character would be fantastic.

Mmh definitely going to read that! I wasn't aware there was a sequel until yesterday to be honest, am very keen to get my hands on it now :) And thanks for the reply! Hope you and those two lucky people have a good night at the castle tomorrow (without too much interruption from a bunch of strange sisters), hehe

Hi Dacre! Firstly, thank you for doing the AMA and offering us the opportunity to ask all this stuff! Secondly, a few years back we adapted Bram's original novel to a stage play. We ended up mashing the Dracula-Mina romance from the 1992 film storyline into it and included our own bit of interpretation for our ending, namely having Mina locked away into a mental asylum for rebelling against the traditional role of the female in the late 19th/early 20th century. The aspect of her being so torn between wanting to be a good wife to Jonathan and conforming to society's expectation and the connection she feels to Dracula was especially interesting to us and we spent so many hours discussing it... So I'd be really interested in your opinion about this divergence from the original storyline. Do you think Bram had this in mind at all? And how do you think interpretations of the novel have changed with time?