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| Esme Hammond | |
| Aliases: | Lady Esme Hammond |
| Franchise: | Universal Monsters |
| Notability: | Minor character |
| Type: | Socialite |
| Gender: | Female |
| Location: | London, England |
| Status: | Deceased by virtue of time era |
| Born: | 1881 [1] |
| First: | Dracula's Daughter (1936) |
| Actor: | Hedda Hopper |
Lady Esme Hammond is a fictional socialite featured in the "Universal Monsters" film series by Universal Pictures. Played by actress Hedda Hopper, she appeared in the 1936 sequel Dracula's Daughter.
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Esme Hammond was a wealthy socialite who lived in London, England in the mid-1930s. In 1936, she hosted a party and invited notable Londoners such as Doctor Jeffrey Garth and his assistant Janet Blake. Esme purchased a painting from a newly-arrived local artist named Countess Marya Zeleska. She invited Zeleska to the party and engaged in a conversation with her and Jeffrey in which they discussed Garth's profession as a psychiatrist.
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- ↑ Date approximated based upon the age of actress Hedda Hopper, who was actually born in 1885. Dracula's Daughter takes place in 1931 - the same year as the original Dracula.