Talk:Dracula in the Provinces

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A recent edit has changed its release to a different date. A source from Roberto Curti's book states its August 31, 1975 while the later edit changed it to the 25th and changed the running time. The Thrower book seems to be using the longest running time available while Curti's book uses the theatrical running time and states how many feet of film it was, being specific in its running time. I don't have Thrower's books to clarify what his running times are referring to. But if the dates disagree, we should find some way to either clarify this, or simplify the date to less specifics and explain this in the prose. Thoughts? Andrzejbanas (talk) 04:47, 11 April 2020 (UTC)[reply]