Dracula

Producer and director Francis Ford Coppola explains on the DVD commentary that Mina and Harker's wedding was a re-shoot done at a Los Angeles Greek Orthodox church. They filmed the entire ceremony with a genuine Romanian Orthodox minister, and realized afterwards that Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves may have really been married to each other, not in any legal sense, but "under the eyes of God" as Ryder claims. Reeves has since confessed that he often gets text messages from Ryder that read "Hello, husband", and that they are both completely fine with it.

When Mina and Vlad are at the cinematograph, the films being shown are moving very smoothly, without the jerky movement typical of early silent films. However, although many of the early silent films did have jerky movements because they were filmed at a lower frame rate than what is used today, this does not apply to every film of that era. The earliest silent films actually had a variety of frame rates, between 14 and 26 frames per second (24 frames per second is today's standard). One example of an early silent film without jerky movements is the 1896 short film The Kiss.

British video version contains a scene where Jonathan Harker's nipple is licked by one of the female vampires, who then bites it and causes it to bleed. When the film premiered in America this scene was not included.