Count Dracula has been dead for so ... “Saturday Night Live” in 1991 — to enjoy Renfield’s transformation. (Franken also played the character in Harold Ramis’s 1995 film “Stuart ...

As the film comes to a close, Lovaas chose to reference both characters’ beginnings, with Dracula sporting another red ensemble and Renfield revisiting his black-and-white suit. “Renfield’s ...

But if you haven't read Bram Stoker's "Dracula" in a while — or ever — you may wonder if Renfield is a real character in the world of the novel and how he's similar to Hoult's onscreen version.

Here Renfield is configured as a hapless demi-superhero trapped in a codependent relationship with a mincingly dismissive Dracula (Cage), who also happens to be the most interesting character in ...

Not to mention Renfield constantly gobbling down insects to gain super-strength like some demented Marvel character. Forget the action/horror/comedy stuff. All you want to see is Dracula and ...

but the character actor left his mark on Universal horror movies of the 1930s, including his portrayal of Dracula’s maniacal henchman in the Bela Legosi classic. Enter “Renfield,” a cheeky ...

As Cage himself noted, “Dracula is a character that’s been done many times, it’s been done well a few times.” He said the performances of Christopher Lee, Bela Lugosi, Frank Langella and ...