News about Neil Jordan

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Following its debut earlier this month, the BBC version of the gothic cult classic Interview with the Vampire has gained a slew of followers. On October 12, the first episode of Anne Rice's 1967 horror novel appeared on BBC One, but subsequent episodes have since been shown on BBC Two, with episodes 4 and 5 airing on Thursday night. Other followers have been watching the series on BBC iPlayer, where viewers can view all seven episodes of the first season. Interview with the Vampire premiered on the big screen in November 1994, establishing itself as a smash box office hit. Hollywood heartthrobs Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt starred as vampires Lestat and Louis, while a young Kirsten Dunst was cast as Claudia, a dying 10-year-old girl who gets turned into a vampire by the pair

Liam Neeson will be cast in the upcoming thriller The Riker's Ghost, directed by Neil Jordan of The Crying Game mastermind. According to Deadline, the iconic actor, 70, would appear in a jail escape who is then compelled to crack a terrorist out of prison.