00:00Nosferatu has interesting facts we might not know. Dracula is weak compared to Nosferatu.
00:05A werewolf and an angry mob are also featured in the fictitious German city of Wisborg.
00:11Nosferatu has it all. There is only one original copy. Jens Getbrich, a German collector, owns it.
00:18The vampire only appears for just under 9 minutes throughout the entire film.
00:23It lasts 81 minutes. German buildings used in the film are still intact today.
00:28They look very similar to when they were filmed Lubeck and Wismar.
00:32A real hyena played the werewolf. An actress who played the hero's sister once described a scene
00:38not in the film. The vampire chased her across a beach. Max Schreck, who played the vampire,
00:44was described as strikingly ugly. Makeup was minimal. False teeth and ears were used.
00:50Rotten Tomatoes currently ranks it as the second best horror film. A vampire could be killed by
00:56sunlight for the first time. It set the trend for vampire movies. Many deemed the film too scary
01:02upon release. Sweden banned it. Fifty years after its publication, the ban was lifted in 1972.
01:09We almost lost the film. Someone still owned Dracula's copyright when Nosferatu was released.
01:15In court, the judge ordered that all copies of Nosferatu be destroyed. Only one copy remained.
01:21A copy of the film somehow ended up in America. Nosferatu was duplicated and eventually became
01:28a real classic. Here are a few Nosferatu facts to give you an idea of why I love this film.
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