Jason Hill
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612 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Jason Hill’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I studied Copeland through his haze of cigar smoke.
And how did he get hold of the film, anyway?
Sikorsky is quite the man of mystery.
You see, he made a series of claims that his forebear hadn't simply starred in Dracula's Doom, but that he'd actually helped Lepofsky write the script and sell it to his patron.
There is a character in Dracula's Doom, a schizophrenic violinist who believes himself to be the Count.
Allegedly, Lepofsky based his Dracula character on a real-life individual,
Detailed in Sikorsky's great-grandfather's journals, he claimed that outside of music the fellow's interest lay in blood rights and eternal life, which all sounds far-fetched but possible enough.
Wouldn't you agree?
Only with Lepofsky dead since 1946 and the cast and crew of Dracula's Doom seemingly vanished into the ether, Sierkowski's claims fell on deaf ears.
That fire at the National Museum of Film?
Well, who do you think was on the books as a consultant before he stabbed the director half to death?
and tried to torch the place?
I'll give you three guesses, and you won't need the first two."
I chewed this over, then nodded for Copeland to continue.
Sikelski absconded with several artifacts of incalculable value that remain as yet unaccounted for.
It is presumed that Dracula's doom is among them.
According to his cellmate, Sikelski scarcely stopped babbling about it.
the blood-hungry abyss, an open wound in the universe itself, etc., etc.
Waiter returned with more drink and went away.
I took a good gulp of it and said, So, mate?
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