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Mark Gatiss voices the Count in dramatisation of Dracula
http://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/dracula---starring-mark-gatiss
Listen to a chilling teaser here
https://soundcloud.com/big-finish/dracula-starring-mark-gatiss-teaser-trailer
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- nakahara
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Re: Mark Gatiss voices the Count in dramatisation of Dracula
Hmmm, perfect choice! 
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- besleybean
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Re: Mark Gatiss voices the Count in dramatisation of Dracula
I always find Mark is the perfect choice...for most things, really!
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- Lilythiell
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Re: Mark Gatiss voices the Count in dramatisation of Dracula
Oooh, that's a terrific choice!
Can't wait to hear the whole of it !
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