By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. As the blood-sucker began retelling his story, he turned back the calendar to New Orleans, taking us with him as he went.
Particularly disapproving was kid brother Paul Steven Norfleet , who was told by the birds in his head not to leave any Bible un-thumped. So yeah. Louis was affluent but unhappy. That safe harbor was, of course, soon made extremely dangerous by Lestat de Lioncourt Sam Reid , the filthy-rich Frenchman that Louis had immediately and unintentionally bewitched.
Alternately outright antagonistic and telepathically appealing to Louis, the vampire set about seducing him. Or hunting him. They were pretty much the same to Lestat, anyway, as we all know. Wracked with guilt, Louis began to make a tearful confession at St. Augustine, only for Lestat to interrupt, murdering not one but two priests and offering an appealing alternative to feeling like crap about himself.
You just have to ask me for it. And you? Were you transformed into someone whose blood runs cold at the thought of missing the second episode? Grade the premiere below, then hit the comments with your reviews.
Talk smart about TV! We will notify you when someone replies. Have you read any of the books? It is very violent and beautiful and sensual. I think Anne Rice would really liked this adaptation. As a huge fan of the books, I was kind of dreading this because of all the changes, but it was actually pretty solid. I agree. The Vampire Lestat is the best book of the entire series.
