No, but the first one reminds me of Paolo Brosio
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Interesting! a face that could be useful!
van helsingâs portrait, probably final:
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Sir Boris, probably good enough:
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interesting⊠I have to try to cartoonize it and see how it looksâŠ
Probably it could have saved time 
still 20 objects /characters left to draw, before you guys can play part 1⊠
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Let me guess⊠she ate an old hamburger?
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It looks like the expression âserious peopleâ exists in English too⊠take this dialogue from Gilmore Girls:
LOGAN: It is. Itâs gonna be a lot of long hours and an incredible amount of work building the company, but I really feel this venture has a bright future. I mean, these are serious people.
LORELAI: And youâre a serious guy. Look, you donât have to convince me. I voiced my concerns, and you told me your plans. We had pie. Iâm cool.
So can I keep the original dialogue?
Maybe. Serious means they mean business. Iâd say people who are serious about defeating Dracula wouldnât really give a @$% whether Van Helsingâs involved or not. In your dialog it looks more like he means âloyalâ or âreliableâ or something.
Maybe if you just change the one sentence to something like âThis isnât reliable behavior.â
VAN HELSING: What are you talking about, waitress? I was the one supposed to defeat him! This is not serious behavior! You are not serious people! What did I come for, then, in this town?
CAMILLA: Sorry, Mr. Van Helsing, but you looked so busy getting massages thatâŠ
VAN HELSING: What do I care of getting massages from these trollops! You are not serious people! This is not a serious town!
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Hey @seguso, have you seen this?
Ok, so in English âserious personâ means âperson who means businessâ, i.e. âdetermined personâ. Not âperson that doesnât fool around, and therefore reliableâ. Ok⊠I got it⊠thanks. ⊠I still need to decide if this meaning is acceptable for my dialogâŠ
I didnât know that particular generator! Seems useful! thanks!
not so easy⊠I will need to alter it more⊠like âyou people are letting me downâ⊠basically van helsing needs to use a trope of the language, but one which is slightly inappropriate and clearly an excuse⊠Iâll think about it.
He might go on a rant like âyou people have let me downâ⊠âI come to this town, and you people let me downâ ⊠âIâll move to a town where the people donât let you downâ
Yes, it could work 
how would you like a final villain with this face? Iâm temptedâŠ
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He looks kinda disgusted, tired and/or afraid.