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| | AudioRevolution.com DVD Review of Dracula, Prince of Darkness |
 | | They encounter blunt but friendly monk, Father Sandor (Andrew Keir), who warns them to stay away from Carlsbad, especially from the castle near there. |
 | | Actually, the only one in the movie with interesting dialog at all is Andrew Keir's shrewd Father Sandor (so say the credits -- he's called "Shandor" in the movie), a rifle-carrying outdoorsman of a monk. |
 | | Keir is outstanding, brusque, efficient, intelligent; although all those traits apply equally well to his title role in Quatermass and the Pit, his other Hammer movie, Keir totally differentiates between the characters, and Sandor emerges as the hero of the piece. |
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