Dracula Untold revisits the origins of Bram Stoker's iconic monster, who we are told began as Transylvanian prince Vlad III Țepeș (Luke Evans), a man who, as a boy, was trained by Turkish overlords to become the savage
Now he's playing Vlad Tepes, a warrior who becomes an undead monster, in the new movie "Dracula Untold." Evans told reporters, "We're almost turning the monster on its head in a way and allowing people to see Dracula in a different light." In theaters now.
Maybe "Dracula Untold" is the entertaining fantasy action-adventure moviegoers have been waiting for since, um, "Guardians of the Galaxy" opened at the beginning of August. Maybe Luke Evans has a huge following know one really knew about. Maybe
Dracula Untold revisits the origins of Bram Stoker's iconic monster, who we are told began as Transylvanian prince Vlad III Țepeș (Luke Evans), a man who, as a boy, was trained by Turkish overlords to become the savage
Universal's Dracula Untold, an origin story of the classic character starring Luke Evans, opened in second place with $23.5 from 2,887 theaters, including IMAX ($4 million from 351 screens) and large format screens.