Count Dracula (1931) I'd want to drink your blood. There is no true quote. Despite the fact that there is no reason to link him to it, the line EUR (tm) is inextricably linked with the Bela Lugosi incarnation of Count Dracula. It appears in several films starring this character. EUR (tm) is a phonetic transcription of Dracula's name. The letters "DRACULA" followed by any word or phrase are an ironic homage to the vampire legend that has inspired so many horror movies. In addition to the above-mentioned film, other movies have used this line including: DRACULA'S BRIDE (1942), DRACULA'S NIGHTMARE (1943), and DRACULA'S (1964). Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula said many things in his various movies, but none more famous than this one. However, it wasn't actually spoken by the character; it was written by William H. Reynolds as a catchphrase for his character Eddie Foy, Jr. who played a high school student in several films made between 1935 and 1937. Later versions included other words added by the writers of the scripts.