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Interview with the Vampire
Cast
Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Kirsten Dunst, Antonio Banderas View AllCrew
Anne Rice (Screenplay), Neil Jordan (Director) View All
Release: Nov. 11th, 1994
Runtime: 2 hours, 3 minutes
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Interview With the Vampire
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Why did Anne Rice object to Tom Cruise in Interview w Vampire?
I find a quote where she says he's not what she had in mind and the quote where she later changed her mind, but I can't find why she initially didn't like Cruise for the role. Does anyone know?...
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Vampire movies where the vampire is a good person?
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Vampire Scene and Vampire Query
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TylerDurden99
Interview With The Vampire was actually one of my favourite movies around the time I really started getting into film, which I found weird, since I didn't and still don't care for vampire movies.
Iroquois
It's almost too good watching Tom Cruise chew every possible inch of scenery as Lestat, the mischievious blonde vampire who turns suicidal widower (and eventual interviewee) Louis (Brad Pitt) into a vampire, which prompts a whole bunch of odd-couple nonsense as Louis struggles with the notion of kil....
pahaK
As a film Interview with the Vampire is quite melodramatic and theatrical but for some reason vampires always seem to be portrayed as show offs and buffoons so I'm not bothered as much as usually.
