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Queen of the Damned
Cast
Stuart Townsend, Aaliyah, Marguerite Moreau, Vincent Perez View AllCrew
Michael Rymer (Director), Michael Petroni (Screenplay), Scott Abbott (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Feb. 10th, 2002
Runtime: 1 hour, 41 minutes
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Queen of the Damned
Okay, I don't see a topic for this, but if I'm wrong and am just missing it, my apologies! What do you guys think about this one? I want to see it, because I've heard a lot about it, and moreso beca...
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Queen Of The Damned
Does anyone know the name of the actress who played the young Greek girl playing the violin in the beach scene with Lestat?
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"Queen of the Damned" (2002)
In the modern era of mass consumerism conveniences, where people can trade shares of Wendy's fast food straight from their Internet-enabled handheld mobile phones, the new Lady Macbeth is a woman who ...
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Rock's Cheapo Theatre of the Damned
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Sir Dahm Reviews: Prison of the Psychotic Damned
Hello my name is Sir Dahm, and this is my first review.
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Now as a film student currently between colleges because College of Santa Fe just closed down, I've learned a few ba...
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Iroquois
It made sense for Anne Rice to centre her debut vampire novel Interview with the Vampire around Louis, a vampire who viewed his condition as a curse and refused to feed on humans out of moral convictions - a viewpoint that constantly put him at odds with Lestat, the much less morally-conflicted vamp....
It made sense for Anne Rice to centre her debut vampire novel Interview with the Vampire around Louis, a vampire who viewed his condition as a curse and refused to feed on humans out of moral convictions - a viewpoint that constantly put him at odds with Lestat, the much less morally-conflicted vamp....