Interview with a Vampire TV Series (1 Viewer)

Very good assessment. The wife and I watched the first episode and really enjoyed it. I'm always a little weary of network television shows today as I'm usually let down by their quality.
The homosexual aspect of the show really does make sense if you look at the books/movie in a wide perspective. My wife, who's read most of Rice's books, said that it was definitely a part of the books. I thought that the movie showed more sexual tension between Louie/Armond than Louie/Lestat.
Anyways, we'll continue watching for now and hopefully it stays good.
 
Watched the first episode last night

I liked it
 
Been enjoying it as well
 
Ep 4- that was an enjoyable episode. Claudia is fun.

Loving it so far.

This is how you do an adaptation.

You recognize that a change from the books has to be made: IE: Claudia. There's just no way Claudia from the books could work in a live-action show. She's way, way too young. You're going to find an actress that age who's capable of carrying that role and then you're going to put her in these extremely adult situations? Nah, fam. That ain't gonna fly. So, you think up something that will work, keeping in the spirit of the character, as well as her place within the story. (Simultaneously an agent of chaos and an emotional anchor) In this they succeeded admirably.

Race-swapping Louis not only doesn't bother me, I think it enriches the character.

Plus, they didn't nerf Lestat! I'd love to see this crew tackle the whole Vampire Chronicles series.
 
Man, talk about NOT nerfing Lestat!
I love me some "You have no idea who you're dealing with." Scenes.
 
Claudia is soooo good, Bailey Bass is killing it.

That episode was wild.
 
Loving it so far.

This is how you do an adaptation.

You recognize that a change from the books has to be made: IE: Claudia. There's just no way Claudia from the books could work in a live-action show. She's way, way too young. You're going to find an actress that age who's capable of carrying that role and then you're going to put her in these extremely adult situations? Nah, fam. That ain't gonna fly. So, you think up something that will work, keeping in the spirit of the character, as well as her place within the story. (Simultaneously an agent of chaos and an emotional anchor) In this they succeeded admirably.

Race-swapping Louis not only doesn't bother me, I think it enriches the character.

Plus, they didn't nerf Lestat! I'd love to see this crew tackle the whole Vampire Chronicles series.
Very much so - Louis went from having 2-3 layers to having 10 or so

And teenage Claudia is a stroke of genius
 
Said Louis was enthusiastic and a sweetheart… but required lots of coaching
I didn’t realize that he was Grayworm until I was listening to the companion podcast and heard Bogosian gushing over working with him. And the interviewer brings more to the table than I thought that role would allow as well.


I’ve only just now caught up to the live releases because I was busy wasting my time on Ozark. I think the recreation of Old New Orleans was extremely well done. And we have less room to trip over botched accents since it’s set a few hundred years ago. I’m liking the show. Episode 4 seemed like a comedy which was an odd choice but it didn’t turn me off to the entire series.
 

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