Genre:
Horror Movies
Release Date:
November 11, 1994
Duration:
123 minutes
Plot:
What questions would a vampire answer in an interview? What else than the history of his life since he ceased to be a mortal…
It was 1791 south of New Orleans. Louis lived there and possessed a large plantation. Six months ago the woman he loved left her last breath on the birth of their child. After the burial of the two of them, Louis lost any appetite for life. 
The only thing he longed for was death. Instead of death, Lestat came and gave him… the eternity! Thus, Louis left the world of the mortals behind and joined the dark side. In the beginning he refused to feed on human blood. But soon this became to be a problem. Lestat made him a vampire because he wanted to have some company. For this same reason, he brought young Claudia along, something that will perplex the things in unexpected ways…
Our impressions and movie review:
“Interview with the Vampire” is considered by many cinephils as a classic in this genre. Excellent scenario, superb performances – even from Tom Cruise – of the dramatic roles of the protagonists and atmospheric scenery that tie the previous two and elevate the movie to higher artistic levels. So… since vampires did not start with Edward Cullen… the scenario for the movie adaptation is written by the author Anne Rice who published the novel “Interview with the Vampire” in 1976!
Interview with the vampire – Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7m_n2aM51Q
Credits:
Writers:
Anne Rice
Director:
Neil Jordan
Cast:
Brad Pitt – Louis de Pointe du Lac
Christian Slater – Daniel Malloy
Tom Cruise – Lestat de Lioncourt
Kirsten Dunst – Claudia
Antonio Banderas – Armand
Virginia McCollam – Whore on Waterfront
John McConnell – Gambler
Mike Seelig – Pimp
Bellina Logan – Tavern Girl
Thandie Newton – Yvette
Lyla Hay Owen – Widow St. Clair
Lee E. Scharfstein – Widow’s Lover
Indra Ové – New Orleans Whore
Helen McCrory – 2nd Whore
Monte Montague – Plague Victim Bearer
Nathalie Bloch-Lainé – Maid
Roger Lloyd Pack – Piano Teacher
George Kelly – Dollmaker
Stephen Rea – Santiago