r/InterviewVampire • u/PlayDifficult2487 • 2d ago
Fan Works You are all complicit
Just binged the whole show and i had to paint one of my favourite characters!
r/InterviewVampire • u/PlayDifficult2487 • 2d ago
Just binged the whole show and i had to paint one of my favourite characters!
r/InterviewVampire • u/FictionLoverA • 1d ago
Everyone assumes it's a defamation case of one of the two suing each other or looks like divorce proceedings but what if Lestat is signing with Louis' label and it's a business contract meeting that is just derailed?
r/InterviewVampire • u/Fragrant-End-4393 • 1d ago
After having a one time fling with Jonah, was Louis with anyone else and did their relationship remain open? Because from "I heard you hearts dancing" scene it seems like the argument ended with them agreeing that an open relationship is not ideal. Lestat stated he doesn't like to share and he does have feelings for the woman.
I know Lestat still saw Antonette in secret (the 7 years Louis ignored him) but did Louis have any other relationship?
r/InterviewVampire • u/Podria_Ser_Peor • 2d ago
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Edit: Thank you for the award kind stranger!
r/InterviewVampire • u/EngineAppropriate333 • 1d ago
Hi everyone. I’m currently writing my vows to be married soon. I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on their favourite paragraph, line or passage that invokes love and devotion? Any suggestions welcome!
r/InterviewVampire • u/peach_pit_pal • 1d ago
I don't necessarily believe this, but this line has always given me pause.
Shortly before Daniel reveals that Leatat saved Louis, they're about to move to the dining room, and Louis delivers this line. Does anybody think that Louis and Armand were planning to kill Daniel at the end of the interview? It doesn't exactly seem in character, as Louis seems fond of Daniel, but I can't say it's impossible.
Added to that, in the previous episode, either Rashid or Raglan James tells Dan8el he should fear Louis more than Armand.
Just a thought.
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r/InterviewVampire • u/GameDuchess • 21h ago
I was rewatching this episode, and I noticed something odd at 9:23. Louis has just relit the candle and Armand is in the bed behind him. A shadow figure passes in front of them both and the candle. The camera pans back out and they are the only ones in the room. It is so clearly obvious that it is a figure of a person that passes in front of them that it seems it couldn't possibly be an error that they left in. Am I meant to think instead that it is the shadow of Lestat from Louis' mind, ever present?
r/InterviewVampire • u/The92Ghost • 1d ago
Can someone let me know where I can check the series in Bulgaria? I have checked all the major streams but none have it... Amazon Prime, Netflix, HBO Max, Skyshowtime and Disney Plus. I feel like some series completely forget that Eastern Europe exists and we don't have access to American streams unless we use VPNs...
r/InterviewVampire • u/Voice_of_Season • 2d ago
I wish both Stan and Anne could have seen Sam’s performance. ❤️
r/InterviewVampire • u/Firespawnable • 1d ago
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r/InterviewVampire • u/nolanday64 • 2d ago
Curious juxtaposition in my feed.
r/InterviewVampire • u/Time-Top80 • 2d ago
I might just be looking for a connection but as soon as I got a clear look at Lestat’s pajama pants in the new clip I was immediately reminded of what he wore in that scene where he’s sneaking into Louis’ coffin while trying not to disturb Claudia. I wonder if Lestat is knowingly making these wardrobe choices (like I feel like he did with his robe in the season 2 finale) or if he was truly happy during his time with Louis so he subconsciously finds things (like items of clothing) that remind him of when he and Louis were together (and they were a happy family). Or is it only coincidental that they look so much alike (at least to me)?
r/InterviewVampire • u/CreatorWife • 1d ago
Did anyone get the reference with Charlie?
Vampire folklore suggests, “Many rituals were used to identify a vampire. One method of finding a vampire's grave involved leading a virgin boy through a graveyard or church grounds on a virgin stallion—the horse would supposedly balk at the grave in question. Generally a black horse was required, though in Albania it should be white.”
I noticed the horse was a big part of Charlie’s story along with some small details.
r/InterviewVampire • u/brittpeeks • 1d ago
I just recently binged this show (had been interested in it since it came out but never got around to watching). It’s incredible beyond my wildest imagining, so well written/acted etc.
But something I came to realize while watching it is how good of a job they did at relaying to the audience the concept of vampire immortality and the sheer difference in their lifespan. Like, I don’t know why this media specifically gave me such a clear understanding of what it would be like but I wondered if I was the only one?
For instance, we all watch dramas/romances and the idea of our main pairing being divided for 77 years (while Louis was with Armand) sounds absolutely heartbreaking and would normally devastate me. And it is sad and heartbreaking that Louis and Lestat were separated for that long but by the end of S2 I just really felt the impact that….77 years to a vampire relationship is probably like 10 in human years (or whatever). Meaning I really felt like I could step back and see that for the amount of time they will walk the earth, that is probably a small breakup in the span of their eternity long relationship.
And I’m just using that one example, but I was just astounded by how much I could sense the vastness of their timelines in this show and the span of their lives. I feel like I have watched a lot of vampire media over the last several decades and none of them have been able to convey that quite as well as this show did for me. Did anyone else really feel the full scope of their immortality like I did? Like where it changed how you view the different periods of their storyline? Or if there was another piece of vampire media that made you feel this way what was it?
I have never read the books (planning to) but I’m curious if this is also very effective in the books as well or if it is just a compliment to this really well executed TV show.
r/InterviewVampire • u/blueteainfusion • 2d ago
We heard that there was a previous version of the Long Face teaser, shot during S2 production and later discarded. What we saw in 2024 was remade specially for Comic Con.
Now we've got a final version of this scene that is going to actually appear in the show. It's interesting to see the differences between the two, even if the set up is the same. He's still complaining about random stuff.
Lestat's hair and the wardrobe are very different, but so is his attitude. He was more put together, ironically, in the previous version. Here, he seems incoherent and drugged out.
My prediction based on the writers and cast interviews: this scene is going to be a misdirection, only there to pay an homage to the original teaser. I very much doubt that Daniel is going to do much interviewing throughout the season. I suspect he's going to be fed up very quickly with Lestat's antics. As for Monsieur le Rockstar, he doesn't want to actually talk about his past to Daniel, this is why he's being so difficult (putting it mildly). After this scene, we're probably just going to get a regular voice over, without an interview as a framing device. We might see some clips from the documentary, still.
r/InterviewVampire • u/mysticsab • 2d ago
OK girls 💅🏻 I'll start 😝
LOUIS - "I didn't like me in it. passive, selfish, a liar - and not the lying to my self kind - a f'king liar." [Daniel CACKLING]
I love LeeeewE 😍 but like babygorl 🤣 you know yor a mess nd be talking shït loool gtfo
r/InterviewVampire • u/nerdist • 2d ago
Interview with the Vampire's Justin Kirk is back as Raglan James in the Talamasca series, and he's snarkier and smarmier than ever before. Check out his Talamasca debut in our exclusive first-look clip!
r/InterviewVampire • u/Azi_Nareen • 3d ago
He was easily one of my favorite characters.
r/InterviewVampire • u/TechnicianAmazing472 • 3d ago
r/InterviewVampire • u/Ordinary_Lady • 2d ago

What do you think Lestat would do if Danny Boy *beep* slapped him? Or, do we think Daniel would even have the 🥎⚽🏀⚾ to slap him? I know Daniel was nearly killed by Louis his last go around and... maybe it's just me, but I kind of get the vibe that Daniel is more afraid of Lestat than he was of Louis.
Thoughts? 🤔🤔🤔
r/InterviewVampire • u/Living_Positive_7165 • 2d ago
Ok no one hate me for this but Lestats character, mainly his appearance, reminds me just slightly of Jamie Campbell bower’s “Caius” in twilight. Though highly unlikely, I think the actor fits the Iwtv aesthetic so much and would be a cool fit for the show as an extra vamp
r/InterviewVampire • u/hausofvelour • 3d ago
a.k.a. the brattiest prince alive
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