Ah, but here's the catch. They used the stock footage for Bela Lugosi's last appearance to recreate his legacy, which didn't do any good. The man was already in deterioted health, looked haggard, and best of all, not a very good send off to the Hungarian that originally did Shakespeare in his hometown. The sad thing is that Ed Wood thought he was trying to create the man's legacy once more and he was sued by some family members of Bela Lugosi's for exploiting him in that critical state he was in. You have to remember that Bela was a has-been in the 50s and a bit of a drug addict as well, which didn't help him in either case, unfortunately. And I don't think the family of Bela Lugosi ever forgave him for that, so Plan 9 From Outer Space remained his worst yet of all Ed Wood films.