Broadway Bites: Which Star Should Sink Into a Dracula Revamping?

With the return of HBO's sexy Southern vampire serial True Blood and the latest installment of the Twilight saga, Eclipse, ready to take movie theaters by storm, it's never been hotter to be a blood-sucker. We got to thinking that the time might be right for Broadway to jump on the Nosferatu bandwagon with a big-time revival of Dracula. (We went with the creepy play over musical theater options Dance of the Vampires, Dracula the Musical and Lestat because...well, you know why.) The classic drama first took the Broadway stage in 1928 starring (who else) Bela Lugosi as the world's most famous Transylvanian, and Frank Langella gave the show a sexy spin in 1977. But who should play the part onstage in 2010? We pulled together a list of experienced on-screen vamps, Broadway stars and a few other towering talents (no, literally...like, they're tall and would look good in a cape). Vote now on who's most qualified to bring the Count back to the stage!