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* BigOlEyebrows: Orlok sports some pretty thick bushy ones.
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** Dracula becomes Orlok
** Jonathan Harker becomes Thomas Hutter
** Mina Harker becomes Ellen Hutter
** Renfield becomes Knock
** Van Helsing becomes Bulwer
** Seward becomes Sievers
** Jonathan Harker becomes Thomas Hutter
** Mina Harker becomes Ellen Hutter
** Renfield becomes Knock
** Van Helsing becomes Bulwer
** Seward becomes Sievers
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** Dracula becomes Orlok
Orlok.
** Jonathan Harker becomes ThomasHutter
Hutter.
** Mina Harker becomes EllenHutter
Hutter.
** Renfield becomesKnock
Knock.
** Van Helsing becomesBulwer
Bulwer.
** Seward becomesSieversSievers.
** Jonathan Harker becomes Thomas
** Mina Harker becomes Ellen
** Renfield becomes
** Van Helsing becomes
** Seward becomes
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* AdaptedOut: Arthur Holmwood and Quincey Morris have no equivalent in this version.
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* AdaptedOut: Arthur Holmwood and Quincey Morris have no equivalent in this version. The vampire brides are also absent.
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* AdaptedOut: Arthur Holmwood and Quincey Morris have no equivalent in this version.
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The film entered the PublicDomain in 2019; consequently, it may be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC6jFoYm3xs in its entirety]] on Website/{{YouTube}}. A re-scored version with ProgressiveRock music by Creator/IsaacBaranoff can be viewed online. In 2017, a version called ''[[http://nonsilentfilm.com/en/ Nosferatu: The Non Silent Film]]'' was created by Brazilian agency [=AlmapBBDO=] and Punch Audio, which not only re-scores the film but also layers on sound effects and voice clips from Getty Images' massive audio library (a trailer can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFUbKJ64BKo&t=25s here]]).
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The film entered the PublicDomain in 2019; consequently, it may be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC6jFoYm3xs in its entirety]] on Website/{{YouTube}}. A re-scored version with ProgressiveRock music by Creator/IsaacBaranoff can be viewed online. In 2017, a version called ''[[http://nonsilentfilm.com/en/ Nosferatu: The Non Silent Film]]'' was created by Brazilian agency [=AlmapBBDO=] and Punch Audio, which not only re-scores the film but also layers on sound effects and voice clips from Getty Images' massive audio library (a trailer can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFUbKJ64BKo&t=25s here]]).
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Orlok? Orlock? Both spellings have been used frequently, though the former ''seems'' to be the correct one.
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Annie is Ellen’s close female friend, so I don’t see how that isn’t analogous to Lucy
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** The film's equivalents of Van Helsing, Holmwood and Seward only appear in scenes that do not relate to the overall plot, and they never learn that Orlok is a vampire. However, they're better off than Quincy and Lucy, who [[AdaptedOut don't have counterparts at all]]. Annie is often viewed as Lucy's counterpart though. One English copy of the film even calls her as such.
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** The film's equivalents of Van Helsing, Holmwood and Seward only appear in scenes that do not relate to the overall plot, and they never learn that Orlok is a vampire. However, they're better off than Quincy and Lucy, Quincy, who [[AdaptedOut don't doesn’t have counterparts a counterpart at all]]. Annie is often viewed as Lucy's counterpart though.counterpart. One English copy of the film even calls her as such.
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* {{Plaguemaster}}: The most significant difference between Count Orlok from Count Dracula is that the former has the ability to bring pestilence all across Europe via rats in coffins full of dirt.
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* {{Plaguemaster}}: The most significant difference between Count Orlok from and Count Dracula is that the former has the ability to bring pestilence all across Europe via rats in coffins full of dirt.
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* {{Plaguemaster}}: The most significant difference between Count Orlok from Count Dracula is that the former has the ability to bring pestilence all across Europe via rats in coffins full of dirt.
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* EvilSorcerer: Orlok apparently can become noncorporal at will to get through locked doors.
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* GagNose: Orlok has a very long and beaked nose.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Count Orlok (Graf Orlok in the original German).
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Count Orlok (Graf Orlok in the original German). He's a count and a bloodthirsy (in all senses) vampire.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the middle of the movie, Count Orlok sees Thomas' locket of Ellen and comments on how she has a "beautiful neck". By the end of the movie, he would sink his teeth into her neck which almost immediately leads to his downfall.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the middle of the movie, Count Orlok sees Thomas' locket of Ellen and comments on how she has a "beautiful neck". By the end of the movie, he would enter into Ellen's bedroom and sink his teeth into her neck neck, [[WeakenedByTheLight which almost immediately leads to his downfall.downfall]].
