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Scott Fitzgerald was a customer of Tiffany & Co, the most famous jeweller of the Jazz Age. Karloff agrees on the condition that he be allowed to finish his experiments first. What inspired and motivated you to create "Who Was Dracula? Bram Stoker's Trail Of Blood"?View slideshow: Jim Steinmeyer on 'Who Was Dracula? Bram Stoker's Trail Of Blood'I’ve always been a fan of Dracula, and I’d read the book as a boy. But he continued working as much as ever. Robinson newspaper picture, but Karloff’s performance here deserves to be linked together with any of his more famous, more traditional horror roles. Plus it’s got the great Dwight Frye. For millions of kids this is likely their intriduction to the world of Karloff, and it’s probably the way he’d like it.Extreme. And then Myrtle’s apartment is like my Nana’s been decorating. Once more his theories are ridiculed by the short-sighted medical community, forcing him to carry out his experiments in secret on a small island in upstate New York.Karloff plays a man who returns from a journey not feeling quite himself anymore, and not in a good way, either. It’s an Edward G. More accurately, they’re mystery thrillers with a pseudoscientific backdrop.Green/eco-friendly.'I was on my break after making Moulin Rouge, on the Trans-Siberian, and I don’t want to bag out Mongolia, but it was a bit lonely and that’s when I decided, I have to read The Great Gatsby.