#television interview

[undinecissy]

James Wilby, during the 44th Venice Film Festival in 1987, interviewed by an Italian Television.

Host: "Last question: which was the scene in the movie set you did with more fun? you enjoyed more? "

JW: "That's a very difficult question...well, I remembered the scene with Rupert Graves who plays Alec Scudder, the first scene we had in bed with each other...I was on top of him, in bed, as we were setting a shot. And the bed collapsed. And Pierre Lhomme, the French cameraman said 'what a man', I think he's meaning Rupert, rather maybe. And we all laughed and that had that day the set seems to go well after that, and it was a very relax atmosphere set, because everyone gets tense when there's naked bodies walking around the room...."

Host:"Did you shoot the (bed) scene again?"

JW: "No, we had to wait until the bed to be fixed again. But it was very funny at the time."

[humiliation4brenda]

I'd love to be interviewed like this!

[play-bigfaster-podcast]

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[bigangrytrev]

Video: Trev & The Transformatorium on National TV!

Over the years I’ve been interviewed a number of times about my collecting, mainly on YouTube channels and in newspapers. https://www.bigangrytrev.com/the-transformatorium-makes-front-page-news/ However my collections leap to the small screen has now officially been made!  On Sunday night myself and my Transformatorium were featured on Channel 10’s The Project, a nationaly aired television…

[tuserlivia]

🧛🏼 VAMPIRES + SUNGLASSES 😎 Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) Twilight (2008) Only Lovers Left Alive (2013) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Near Dark (1987) The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009) The Hunger (1983) Wednesday (2022-) Interview with the Vampire (2022-)

[jeyneofpoole]

they’re unionizing

[flintsilvers]

i like to think that this was claudia both cursing lestat and just her being a scared daughter looking to her father for comfort while in agony in a room full of people who cheered on as she burned.

on one hand i think this is her passing her own judgment on him, forcing him to face the consequences of his actions, of what he put her through. i do think she believed his version in the end (if her questioning louis and then changing her wording to "even if it is true" is anything to go by) but of course she does not forgive him. she cant. his explainations arent an excuse. none of it justifies what he did to her specifically, and both of them know it. i think its also why lestat doesnt even try to apologize to her.

and on the other hand, at this point madeleine was already dead, louis had been taken away and no one in the coven had any love or sympathy for her. lestat was all she had left, and he was the one who made her. we keep being told over and over how strong the vampire bond is in regards to louis and lestat but lestat made claudia too. he's watching his own blood die and he feels it, and she knows it, and knows that bond, that shared pain is the last shred of love she will ever feel.

[suddenly-frankenstein]

his guardian angel

[prokopetz]

There's somebody reading this post right now who's only peripherally aware of what's currently going on in big-budget television honestly surprised to learn that the title of Interview with the Vampire isn't metaphorical or allegorical or any-other-orical and the whole thing really is just about a vampire being interviewed.

[shesnake]

Assad Zaman & Jacob Anderson in Interview with the Vampire season 2 episode 4 "I want you more than anything in the world" (2024) dir. Levan Akin

[transcythe]

armand walking back in with those fucking sunglasses on thinking he’s soooo funny meanwhile louis and daniel are like. well we’re about to be hilarious.

[lousolversons]

An Extended Look at Season 2 | Interview with the Vampire

[hobermallowed]

gifsets don’t do it justice 😭

[philtrashnumberunus]

amc specializes in book-inspired period pieces where gay people eat each other and the secondary protagonist has an astonishing jawline and a fuckass bob

[lizardkingeliot]

i will always cherish every frame of lestat utterly surrendering and collapsing against louis after being stabbed and allowing himself to be taken in any way louis wants and louis latching onto the side of lestat's neck that we only just barely get a glimpse of through that filthy window 😌

[tuserlivia]

“Listen to me. And listen very carefully, my infant death. It was never you.”