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Vampyre

The vampire is an elderly woman whose hold extends beyond her immediate victims. Many villagers, including the village doctor, are her minions in the film Vampyre (1932). On a late evening, Allan Gray arrives at an inn close to the village of Courtempierre. During the night, the death of the lord of a nearby manor occurs, his oldest daughter is bitten by a vampire, and his youngest daughter is kidnapped by a deranged doctor. Gray and an old servant track down the vampire, and the ghost of the manor lord exacts revenge on the doctor.
Alias The Vampyre
Real Names/Alt Names Marguerite Chopin
Characteristics Villain, Film Characters, Occult, Undead, Vampire, Immortal, Modernism Era, French
Creators/Key Contributors Carl Theodor Dreyer
First Appearance Vampyre (1932)
First Publisher Carl Theodor Dreyer Filmproduktion, Tobis-Filmkunst
Appearance List Vampyre (1932), based on elements from J. Sheridan Le Fanu’s In a Glass Darkly (1872), specifically “Carmilla” amd “The Room in the Dragon Volant”
Sample Read Vampyre (1932) [YT]
Description The vampire is an elderly woman whose hold extends beyond her immediate victims. Many villagers, including the village doctor, are her minions in the film Vampyre (1932). On a late evening, Allan Gray arrives at an inn close to the village of Courtempierre. During the night, the death of the lord of a nearby manor occurs, his oldest daughter is bitten by a vampire, and his youngest daughter is kidnapped by a deranged doctor. Gray and an old servant track down the vampire, and the ghost of the manor lord exacts revenge on the doctor.
Source Vampyr – Wikipedia
Henriette Gérard as Marguerite Chopin, the vampire, in Vampyre (1932)
Henriette Gérard as Marguerite Chopin, the vampire, in Vampyre (1932)