Luc Besson unleashes behind the scenes look at his Gothic love story Dracula: to love such

Europacorp has published an interesting new featurette for Dracula: to love suchThe Gothic Romance-drama of the legendary French director Luc Besson. The video behind the scenes arrives just before the theatrical debut of the film in France, offering fans a peek in Besson’s unique vision for the myth of timeless vampires.

Instead of telling Dracula as we know him, Besson dives deeply into the history of the origin, focused on a 15th century prince who, devastated by the loss of his wife, cursed God and turns into a creature of the night.

Caleb Landry Joneswho previously worked with Besson DogmanProtagonists like Prince Vladimir, with the story that he later jumps in 19th century London, where Dracula is attracted to a woman who strangely resembles her lost love.

The English -speaking featurette immerses itself in the intense transformation of Jones into the iconic vampire, showing how he was physically and emotionally committed in the role both inside and out of set.

Besson, known for The fifth element AND Léon: the professionalHe is realizing a visually rich and guided kingdom by the character of Dracula.

Synropsis recites: “In the fifteenth century, Prince Vladimir (played by Caleb Landry Jones) denies God after the brutal and cruel loss of his wife. He inherits a curse: eternal life. He becomes Dracula. Condited to wander for the centuries, he has only a hope that has left his lost love.”

Even with mutual Zoë Bleu Sidel, Christoph Waltz, Matilda De AngelisAND Guillaume de TonquédecThe film is marked by Danny Elfman and produced by Virginie Besson-Silla. While in French cinemas will arrive on July 30th, a release date of the United States has not yet been announced.