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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

This is going to be a great one, folks.

And before we get into Gary Rhodes Project, weird you mentor mentor, I guess that's what it is.

Gary Rhodes will tell us about some other things

that I've been anxious to ask him about,

and that is Dracula.

And of course, the one and only, the Mela Lagos.

Now, before we get started here,

I had brief email contacts with Sarah Karloff,

and she and Legosi's son were fighting Universal to get a piece of the action for merchandising

because the characters they played, Dracula and the Frankenstein monster became cultural icons and Universal made

huge, huge amounts of money. Do you recall that? Oh, absolutely. I am very fortunate. I got to know

Bayla Legosi Jr. Bayla G. Legosi, his formal name, I got to know him in about 1985 when I was still kind of a nipper,

maybe about 12 years old, and they're in touch with the Legosi family even in the past weeks.

So I've known him for decades now.

And Bela was the real, I think, thrust, the guiding light, the guiding force amongst attorneys,

entertainment attorneys, trademark attorneys in terms of trademarking celebrity names,

their likenesses, protecting their image in ways that studios, by 1960 and after,

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