#Lestat de lioncourt

[turnipoddity]

it starts and ends with you

[nocontextlestat]

[loustat-0]

" face pressed upon your longing "

[w0lfkller]

three pianos (from fifth avenue by ohofcourse on ao3)

[thebenevolentvampire]

Now multiply it by miles, to the rings of Saturn and back.

[riseofamediocregemini]

claudia needs to come back and start haunting bitches

[aquarines]

lestat's waist appreciation post

[thebenevolentvampire]

SAM REID as LESTAT DE LIONCOURT | Interview with the vampire 1.07 “The Thing Lay Still”

[that-dumb-blond]

I was so convinced this was Jonathan Simms of The Magnus Archives

Once again, I'm in trouble with my only friend She is papering the windowpanes She is putting on a smile Living in a glasshouse

[fascinationstreetmp3]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | 2.03 + 2.08

[rosieofcorona]

if i'm not DISGUSTINGLY in love with at least one (1) of the characters in any given piece of media it is not for me. if i have no one to crawl and weep for? can't get into it. if there is not one single character that makes me want to bash my head through a wall and then write ten thousand (fictional or academic) words about them then what is the point. respectfully

[mensource]

He had a dark pull, a numbing effect on the senses. He was a handsome Satan.

[acaciajules]

Ugh, it drives me crazy that we missed out on see his fashion from the 17-1800s. All the silk, and skin tight clothes we missed out on!!!!

SAM REID as Lestat de Lioncourt INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022)

[some-vagrant-child]

"Lestat definitely did not push Louis' brother, he definitely didn't. Louis' brother saw something. He saw some sort of vision, and he plunged down the stairs. And the real agony of Louis is he doesn't know whether that vision was a religious vision, or whether his brother was simply crazy. And he'll never know, because his brother died, but Lestat didn't have a darn thing to do with it. Never did. I would have mentioned it a long time ago if he had been responsible. I realize only in retrospect that it looks suspicious.like Lestat set it up, but he didn't. Lestat wouldn't do that. He wouldn't kill an innocent like the brother. In fact, Lestat might have been more interested in the brother than Louis, if he'd gotten a chance to know him."

Anne Rice on Paul, from her archival website

[verymerrymart]