killed by Dracula's brides in his castle and turned into a vampire. Bosco Hogan in Count Dracula (1977) - he is portrayed faithfully to his counterpart in the novel. Bruno Ganz in Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) - in this version, he is married to Lucy and becomes a vampire at the end of the film. Trevor Eve in Dracula (1979) - in this version, he is engaged to Lucy and never goes to Transylvania. Keanu Reeves in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - he is portrayed faithfully to his counterpart in the novel. Steven Weber in Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995) - in this version he never goes to Transylvania (Renfield goes there instead). Hardy Krüger Jr. in Dracula (2002) - he is re-imagined as modern-day successful American lawyer. Johnny A. Wright in Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary (2002) Rafe Spall in Dracula (2006) - in this version, he is killed by Dracula in his castle. Amouri in Dracula (2008) - an Indian television series on Gemini TV. Corey Landis in Dracula Reborn (2012) - in this version he is re-imagined as modern-day American realtor, who sells Dracula property in California. He is killed by his wife Lina, who turned into vampire. Unax Ugalde in Dracula 3D (2012) - in this version, he is killed by Dracula and turned into a vampire. Oliver Jackson-Cohen in Dracula (television series, 2013) - in this version, he is a gauche journalist who is desperate to climb the ranks of aristocracy. John Heffernan in Dracula (television miniseries, 2020) - in this version, he is killed by Dracula and turned into an undead. He manages to escape from the castle into a convent. His undead existence is finished by Dracula after he invites him into the convent. Dracula briefly wears his face as disguise. Ryan Woodcock in Dracula: The Original Living Vampire (2022) - in this version, Harker takes in a more Van Helsing-like role, being a chemist who believes in the undead, thinking it can explain some things in the world that science cannot. He has no romantic relationships with Mina or Lucy in this version, but instead he's friend of detective Amelia Van Helsing, helping her in her investigations. On stage In the Frank Wildhorn musical, Dracula, the Musical, Jonathan was played by Darren Ritchie in 2004 Broadway production. In the St. Gallen Switzerland and Graz Austria productions, Jonathan was played by