«The Little Vampire» is based on the books of the same name by Angela Sommer-Bodenburg. The German children's book author published her first novel in the series in 1979 and published twenty more books by 2015. The stories have enjoyed great popularity with children over the years and have been reissued as audio books, comics and musicals, among other things. The first moving-image production to feature the little vampire was the 1985 German-English-Canadian television series The Little Vampire, which had 13 episodes. It was followed in 1993 by the 13-part TV format "The Little Vampire - New Adventures". In 2000, «The Little Vampire», directed by Uli Edel, finally made it into the cinema as an English-language film adaptation – with actors such as Jonathan Lipnicki, Rollo Weeks, Richard E. Grant, Jim Carter, Iain De Caestecker and Alice Krige. There, the German Anton Bohnsack was renamed Tony Thompson, who was more marketable internationally, and the vampire boy Rüdiger von Schlotterstein became Rudolph Sackville-Bagg. In this children's film, the little vampire is once again allowed to take to the skies at night with his philanthropist Tony - this time in animated form and in 3D. So the little vampire's name is Rudolph and he's 13 years old. At a time when his family, his clan, is threatened by vampire hunters, he befriends a human boy of the same age, Tony, who is not only fascinated by castles and cemeteries, but also by vampires. The boy becomes the little vampire's ally, because soon everything is at stake, because the new friends have to use all their ingenuity to protect Rudolph's family against the enemy hunters. Because the danger soon lurks around every corner and so the night bathed in moonlight is soon no longer safe for vampires either...
The Little Vampire - Trailer (German; FSK 0)
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