How the 'nightmarish' classic Nosferatu was almost destroyed – by one furious widow
100 years on, FW Murnau's Dracula rip-off still has the power to chill. But thanks to Bram Stoker's widow, it was nearly lost forever
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100 years on, FW Murnau's Dracula rip-off still has the power to chill. But thanks to Bram Stoker's widow, it was nearly lost forever
The Master of Suspense liked to say he made his first film in 1923, but, in fact, there was an aborted debut a year earlier
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Filming his 20-years-in-the-making action masterpiece almost drove director George Miller crazy. But it turned his two stars into monsters
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