Christopher Lee spent his final evening watching Lord of the Rings, his family revealed. The actor, whose acclaimed career spanned several decades, died from heart failure aged 93 in 2015.

Christopher Lee was known for his distinctive voice and penchant for playing villains, but there was much more to him than Dracula or Saruman. For example, he was also really into heavy metal.

Image Credit: Twentieth Century Fox. Alongside Dracula and Saruman, Count Dooku is without a doubt the most famous role associated with Christopher Lee. Appearing in the prequel films Attack of ...

Sadly, Christopher Lee passed away in 2015, long before The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim was conceived of and created. But despite this, we will see Christopher Lee return as Saruman ...

Thankfully, the new Lord of the Rings movie will see Christopher Lee posthumously return to his beloved role *without* the terrible powers of AI. The new Lord of the Rings anime prequel War of ...

Count Dracula sits upright and swoops away in ... You'd never guess it, but masters of the macabre Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing were fans of Looney Tunes cartoons. Like silly schoolboys ...

Christopher Lee as Dracula. Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images "I came across Christopher Lee’s episode of This Is Your Life from 1974 on YouTube," Spira recalls, "and he looks like he’s ...

Christopher Lee about to bite Joanna Lumley in a scene from the film 'The Satanic Rites Of Dracula', 1973. (Photo by Hammer Film Productions/Getty Images) There’s a telling news clip near the ...

Find out more about our reviews policy. Former Nazi hunter, Charlemagne descendant, definitive Dracula, and all-around screen legend Christopher Lee is lovingly profiled in this biographical doc.

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To resurrect a late actor — as recent franchise films have done using CGI — is akin to an act of puppetry, and The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee tackles ... Count Dracula in the Hammer ...