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Anne Rice's latest "Interview With the Vampire" series follows Louis de Pointe du Lac, Lestat de Lioncourt, and their vampire cohort. In the 1994 film revival, Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise brought the characters to life, but the new series, which debuted in 2022, delves into Rice's queer subtext, making it explicit, and it changes the setting, as well. Jacob Anderson, now a Black New Orleans businessman, and Sam Reid plays the ever-wild Lestat. In 2024, season two will begin.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Soft porn, song and dance, dodgy special effects, and a blood-soaked massacre in a church that becomes the precursor to gay ecstasy... Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt didn't give us any of that. In the 1994 version of author Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, the Hollywood pair appeared as undead villains Lestat and Louis. Despite raising a daughter together, there was no hint of a homosexual obsession between them - perplex the thought. However, this hilariously pretentious remake of Interview With The Vampire (BBC2), starring Sam Reid as the dissolute French ghoul and Jacob Anderson as the New Orleans pimp who falls for him, is quite different.

Fans of Anne Price's best-selling book Interview With The Vampire now available on BBC, many are curious where the dark vampire romance was shot. Sam Reid, Lestat de Lioncourt, Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac, Eric Bogosian as Simon Molloy, and Catherine Stack as Grace De Pointe Du Lac at the turn of the twentieth century. Although the gothic romance was first broadcast to an American audience last year, British viewers can now tune in via BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.

Though the writers and actors' strike continues, AMC Networks just won a big win with a recent deal with SAG-AFTRA that makes two The Walking Dead spin-offs and Interview With the Vampire a big success. The Walking Dead has reached interim deals for The Walking Dead, Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live and Interview With the Vampire, which allows all three shows to be filmed again via Deadline. The agreements are said to be specific to only those three shows, not a 'blanket deal' covering every show on AMC Networks.

Evan Peters is up for another award at the 3rd Annual Critics Choice Super Awards, just over a month after winning a Golden Globe for his role of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. According to a press release, the Critics Choice Association (CCA) revealed the nominations on Wednesday for "the most coveted, fan-obsessed genres throughout both television and film, including Superhero, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Horror, and Action.' Peters was nominated for Best Actor in a Horror Series, Limited Series, or Made-For-Movie, up against Jacob Anderson (What We Do in the Shadows), and Sam Reid (Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire).

In the new film "Interview With the Vampire," Jacob Anderson spent a year as a protagonist. Anderson made the show's six-season stint as Greyworm on "Game of Thrones," which culminated in a lot of controversy in 2019. Despite the strong fan reactions to the final season, Anderson informs POPSUGAR that his feelings about it haven't changed. "I didn't have a positive reaction toward the end." Everyone seems to believe that we all hated it," he says. "That is not the case at all." I remember when I first read the scripts for the last season: I was like, 'There's something a jerk about this season.' It seems that it is risky.' "Games of Thrones" had always cautioned viewers that it was never going to go the way people imagined, according to him. "I feel like it was just having fun." I loved it and it was fun to make. "It was full on, but it was fun to make," says the narrator.

We get to know some of our favorite celebrities' more intimate details, from their ideal first date to their most romantic gesture in our series "POPSUGAR Crush." This month, we're crushing on Andrew Liner of "Vampire Academy." Andrew Liner is reveling in the popularity of "Vampire Academy," which premiered on Sky in September.

In the first half alone, the Kookaburras scored five goals, putting the result beyond doubt in what was supposed to be a close contest between the silver and bronze medalists from the Tokyo Olympics.