W.Murnau.In Murnau""s film, the rodent-like Dracula (Max Schreck) was renamed "Graf Orlock." [The film was released in England asDracula.]Since then, there have been about a dozen ""true"" film adaptations of the Stoker novel, and literally hundreds of otherDraculasequels, farces, parodies, loose adaptations, and other vampirish variations (including the "blaxploitation"Blaculafilms of he early 70s).She thanks him with a simple: "Thank you...Thank you for protecting me."This sets up the famous "Tarzan-Jane" introductory conversation between them which involves lots of pointing, jabbing, and prodding.Sexually-suggestive costumes adorn most of the female characters.The film""s screenplay by Waldemar Young and Vincent Lawrence was based on an adaptation of historical material by Barlett Cormack.And then he decided to play into the CIA""s suspicions: "I""m going to get it for him...Whoever the mole is, I think, goes by the name Job...If he knows I have the NOC list, he""ll find me."Ethan received a reply-message from "Max," addressed to Job@Book of Job -- Job, Corner of Nekazanka and Prikopy.Shortly later, Aunt May revealed that she was juggling her work schedule - she was training for a hospital position while working her regular job as a waitress for her boss Harvey.