How many players for “Arriving at the Castle”?

The scene has 2 characters: ideal with 2. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.

Is Nosferatu copyright-free?

Yes, Nosferatu is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.

Yes: it is a silent film, so everything is to invent. Fun mode also offers ready-made absurd lines.

From the film Nosferatu (1922), public domain

A young clerk arrives at a very, very pale count's castle. Silent film: you invent what they say.

Silent film: there are no original lines. Improvise, or play the fun version.

Hutter : Good evening! Is this the five-star hotel?

Count Orlok : Absolutely. Five stars, zero windows, and breakfast… is you.

Count Orlok : Your room has a lovely bed. And a lovely carotid.

Count Orlok : You kept me waiting! It's almost midnight! The waiters are asleep, I'll have to dine… differently.

To dub “Arriving at the Castle”, create a game with 2 players (one per character). The game will draw this scene among those that fit your group.

While dubbing, your lines scroll on the rhythm band: speak when they touch the red bar. Then watch the replay and vote for the best dubber.

How many players for “Arriving at the Castle”?: The scene has 2 characters: ideal with 2. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.
Is Nosferatu copyright-free?: Yes, Nosferatu is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.
Can we play a funny version?: Yes: it is a silent film, so everything is to invent. Fun mode also offers ready-made absurd lines.

Source and licence: Domaine public (F. W. Murnau, mort en 1931 ; aucun auteur protégé). archive.org