Spanish crew shot an alternative Dracula after Bela Lugosi had gone to bed
>Then in the early 1990s it transpired there was a copy in Cuba, a fact confirmed by the Cinemateca de Cuba in Havana. Still, it took four meetings – the UCLA Film and Television Archive had to fly out to take part in negotiations – to arrange a temporary loan. As of 2015, the film sits in the US Library of CongressSo, they made a deal and Library of Congress broke it? Or is it still on loan or is it a copy?