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Blacula (film)

CTL-W-1267 · Work

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Combined Graph record U-03136 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-W-1267. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Blacula is a film released in 1972 (The A.V. Club: '1972's Blacula'). The film was the feature-film directorial debut of William Crain (The A.V. Club). Principal cast as established by the source: William Marshall as the African prince Mamuwalde; score by Gene Page.

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Blacula is a film released in 1972 (The A.V. Club: '1972's Blacula'). The film was the feature-film directorial debut of William Crain (The A.V. Club). Principal cast as established by the source: William Marshall as the African prince Mamuwalde; score by Gene Page.

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Blacula is a film released in 1972 (The A.V. Club: '1972's Blacula'). The film was the feature-film directorial debut of William Crain (The A.V. Club). Principal cast as established by the source: William Marshall as the African prince Mamuwalde; score by Gene Page.

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