For decades, the only surviving print, while in mint condition, was missing several minutes worth of material that encompassed Renfield's seduction by Dracula's brides and the voyage to England. The "lost" reel was eventually located in Cuba, and has been restored to complete the film as much as possible. Though much more worn and aged than the rest of the film, the additional footage differs strikingly from the English-language version of Dracula (1931), probably more so than any other part of the film.
Many long shots of Dracula alone are of Bela Lugosi, not Carlos Villarías. These were outtakes from the English version of Dracula (1931), used to save money.
Spanish, Hungarian
$66,000 (estimated)