On May 27th, 1922, Christopher Lee was born. Now there's a century between us and then. For those of you who've bern following me a lot, or know me personally; you are familiar with my strange relationship with the late Sir. The man who persisted amongst odds, and managed to leave a mark (bite mark, pun intended) on the fabric of Cinema. It's hard to imagine the world of Cinema history without him in it. The performances that gave nightmares to generations after generations, from Rasputin to Saruman to the infamous Count Dracula. He is one of those people who managed to inspire me (and doubtlessly many like me) to keep grinding in the world of Cinema and trying to leave scars of Dracula... I mean, scars of our own. He died in 2015, at the age of 93. I still cannot fathom his demise, and part of me wishes he fights death like so many times before and rises again. Today he would've been a century old, but like his most infamous character, he left so many tales for us to celebrate (and fear) him with. Happy 100th Birthday, Sir Christopher Lee! I still remember you. I doubt there are many who can forget. #happybirthday #christopherlee #sirchristopherlee #sarumanthewhite #saruman #thelordoftherings #rasputin #rasputinthemadmonk #countdracula #dracula #horrorofdracula #francisscaramanga #scaramanga #themanwiththegoldengun #lordsummerisle #thewickerman #centenary #horror #cinema #movies https://www.instagram.com/p/CeEYJgHNLaZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
