INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | Season 3, Episode 1
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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | Season 3, Episode 1
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 01.01 | "In Throes of Increasing Wonder…"
THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 01.01 | "Detroit"
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE / THE VAMPIRE LESTAT (3.01) | DETROIT
https://x.com/wolflioncourt/status/2063347937174839411
I'm walking into traffic, anon.
i think he's handling things really well.
AGHH that one shot of Magnus slashing his throat and its juxtaposition with Louis slitting lestat’s throat. I need a rewatch cause I feel like a lot of the narration ties in really well with the visual parallels. Just having these bits flashing through Lestat’s mind, just so fascinating. This ep felt erratic in the best way. Can’t wait for the next one, I’m sure things will settle when we get used to this particular way of storytelling (which is SO on brand for lestat, I can’ttt)
I was really hoping they'd keep the fact that Magnus basically waterboards Lestat into vampirism by slashing his throat over Lestat's unwilling mouth, and I'm really glad it seems like we might get that too!! I hadn't really considered it in contrasting with Louis slitting Lestat's throat, but you're right that it makes for a super fascinating parallel (or perhaps, rather a juxtaposition, than a parallel), It's going to be super interesting to see how the show plays it, especially as cornerstones of his two deaths!
And yes!! I actually really loved the chaos of it, especially because in the episode, nothing felt extraneous at all. Deliberate and intentional chaos is so hard to write, and I really do think they pulled it off, which is incredible, especially given it's so essential to Lestat's character! I can't believe we have to wait a week for the next ep, although I know it'll be here before we know it, haha.
LOUIS DE POINTE DU LAC THE VAMPIRE LESTAT | 3.01 ''DETROIT'
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKJySBpWMAA0MxD?format=png&name=900x900
WHAT THE FUCK
This is going to sound insane probably, haha, but I'm lowkey really pleased about this - Magnus has no teeth except his vampiric fangs in the book, and I always thought there was a really profound metaphor there from Anne in having someone who appeared toothless be one of the most violent predators of all, and while I didn't think it was a disservice necessarily to not feature that in some way in the adaptation, playing it like this, where his teeth are weak and rotten apart from his fangs carries that horrific metaphoric intent in a way that just really, really works for me.
i just watched it.
That was incredible.
The scene where Gabriella walks in and that small monologue. That was one of the most gutting things I've ever seen. Sam's face. What he can do with his face.
Yesssss, I'm so glad you enjoyed it too, anon, and god, that last scene with Lestat and Gabriella. Just the layers of emotion that Sam imbues in that sequence is genuinely pretty astonishing, and his stutter returning on her name - - I can't. The regression to childhood, to something small and mortal and in the palm of her hand. I've been so turning over the fact that the earlier glimpse of Lestat over the toilet has him explicitly saying the people in the room next door are having transactional sex, and you hear them still as Gabi arrives, and god just - - all the terrible implications of that as he begs her for an ounce of what's not even affection, but just presence. There's just so many layers to it that I know are only going to peel back further over the season.
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https://x.com/DVampireEliany/status/2063509578763903326
OH!
lol I just found this
https://www.tumblr.com/and-fishing-equipment/762247876499980288/ive-started-reading-tvl-and-no-amount-of-posts
I mean, that is the tonal shift, hahaha.
Is it true that you were a stutterer as a child?
ERIC BOGOSIAN as DANIEL MOLLOY and SAM REID as LESTAT DE LIONCOURT episode 1 of THE VAMPIRE LESTAT
I miss you. Come to me. It's been too long... I need you. I'm struggling.
I am still reeling from the tone shift. But do you think this episode is really just a prologue? There were so many jumbled up things going on, I will be going through it shot by shot. But like most people who watch it won't be doing that..
Me too, anon, but it encapsulates that shift in the book so well! And I don't know if I'd say it's a prologue, but it's definitely a pilot and it really feels to me like a pretty aesthetic/thematic direct adaptation of the prologue to the book (Downtown Saturday Night in the Twentieth Century), but with the added elements of Baby Jenks and the Fang Gang, the interview, and Gabi, which makes me really curious if they're going to be adapting the parts of the book more directly than I'd previously thought, especially since it feels like we might be headed to Auvergne in the next ep.
The Vampire Lestat 3.01, Detroit
https://x.com/griffonage/status/2063509833215868935
Part of me likes the idea of Lestat not bouncing on it for anyone except Louis but they really did film that in a very....clear way....I think
Yeah, I mean, I think they were pretty explicit, haha, and again, the whole sequence is out of order / nonlinear, as that user posts, so I don't think us seeing him come in in a later shot says all that much.
As for Lestat not bottoming for anyone other than Louis, I totally get the headcanon, but I actually think about this a bit when writing him in fic, and I just don't personally think Lestat's relationship with his body - particularly at this point in the narrative - operates in a way where he views any part of himself, or any act as sacred, for any reason. To me, it's kind of the true meeting point of both his hedonism and pleasure seeking, and the extremely deep roots of his many traumas, and I'm curious if that's where the show ends up going too.