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Jun. 2nd, 2011 12:03 pmKim Newman on the world of his novel, Anno Dracula, including material that had to be cut from the novel:
In 1967, the New York production company of Bialystock and Bloom set out to mount a surefire loss-making Broadway disaster and stage The Count and I, a musical about Dracula’s marriage to Queen Victoria starring Jim Morrison and Dom DeLuise. It runs for twenty-eight years, two years longer than the sentence B&B receive when their accountancy practices come to light. The hit songs are ‘The Pain in Vein’, ‘Coffin With the Fringe on Top’ and ‘Spring-Time for Dracula’.
In 1967, the New York production company of Bialystock and Bloom set out to mount a surefire loss-making Broadway disaster and stage The Count and I, a musical about Dracula’s marriage to Queen Victoria starring Jim Morrison and Dom DeLuise. It runs for twenty-eight years, two years longer than the sentence B&B receive when their accountancy practices come to light. The hit songs are ‘The Pain in Vein’, ‘Coffin With the Fringe on Top’ and ‘Spring-Time for Dracula’.
