Spoilers ahead for the Season 1 finale of Interview With a Vampire.
Ann Rice Interview with the vampire He’s been entertaining audiences for decades. The story of Louis and Lestat is first told on the page, before being adapted 1994 movie starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. Now it’s been adapted into a show on AMC, which recently wrapped First Reasons Why. And we know exactly why the Season 1 finale didn’t come out with the most explicit scenes ever.
In the first season finale of Interview with the vampire Entitled “The Thing Lay Still”, Louis and Claudia hatch their plan to finally kill Lestat and get rid of him forever. All of this goes off without a hitch, though they don’t complete the task and instead leave his body in the dump. But it is soon revealed that he is still alive, feeding on rats to restore his strength. Lestat representative Sam Reid spoke to diverse On why this assertion of his survival was included, he said:
It would be kind of a boring thrill to leave the show, because you know Lestat will be back.
Some serious points have been made. As mentioned earlier, many people already know The bloody story From Interview with the vampire, especially since the movie hasn’t come out in so long. And as such, it probably would have been lame if the show hadn’t confirmed that Lestat survived. Because it would have only touched viewers who were experiencing the iconic story for the first time across the AMC series.
In fact, many people have read/watched it Interview with the vampire over the years, which may be partly why so many people are interested in the new TV adaptation. But the Season 1 finale featured some casting differences, including Louis being the one to slash Lestat’s throat, rather than Claudia (played in Film written by Kirsten Dunst). And the smart money says there will be more surprises in the upcoming second season.
AMC’s Interview with the vampire The series was created for television by Rolin Jones, who previously worked on shows such as herbs And the Empire Corridor. He also spoke to Variety about the new show’s bloody season finale, and teased what comes next in Part 2. As Jones said,
Going forward, we’re going to do hard loyal stuff, really try to squeeze every nice bit of prose into the second half of the book – and we’re going to do a few other things that the book didn’t do, mostly depending on where the books go from here.
Well, that sure is exciting. It looks even more hardcore Interview with the vampire Audiences may be surprised by the show when it returns to AMC for a second season. The final episode certainly contained some twists, including the revelation that the character of the Lion of Zaman is actually the ancient vampire Armond. We’ll just have to wait and see what Rollin Jones and company make for their sophomore effort on the vampire drama.
The whole first Interview with the vampire Currently available on AMC, with the network also expanding further Projects inspired by Anne Rice with Mayfair Witchys Starring Alexandra Daddario. Meanwhile, check out the TV Show List To plan your next sailing watch. We’ll need something without new episodes of Interview with the vampire Next sunday.
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