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Sam Reid: singing lessons, voice lessons, French lessons, I basically did a PhD in Lestat.

Jacob Anderson: I’m so naturally good with languages that a actual linguistics professor says I have the best NOLA accent they’ve ever heard. Also I helped AMC save money by randomly knowing how to tap dance well enough that they didn’t need a stunt double.

Bailey Bass: I am inspired by all the female rage of my ancestors.

Delainey Hayles: I am inspired by all the female range of my ancestors and also all their lesbianism.

Eric Bogosian: am I actually Daniel Molloy the vampire? Difficult to tell.

Luke Brandon Field: it’s not that hard, just be born the living clone of another actor in his youth, and then act like the horniest monsterfucking twink you’ve ever met.

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🟠🟢 "Tell us a story, I know you're not boring." 🟠🟢

To be more specific!! Daniel Molloy in 1973 is an "Amadeo" character. (Specifically from TVA) Bartering with desire. An instinct to self-efface. A little dirty, but enterprising. A splinter of coldness. Human Amadeo and Daniel both have a fixation with death, they want to see blood, watch the kill as soon as they're familiar with what vampires are. The way Daniel picks people apart with near surgical precision is not all that different to the way Armand does.

The track that plays over the "I'll hold you, you rest" scene is the same one that plays at the Louvre—titled "Amadeo". I don't think it's playing there to contrast, it's playing to compare.

I wanted to forget him, and yet it seemed I thought of him always. It was as if the empty nights were made for thinking of him. And sometimes I found myself so vividly aware of him it was as if he had only just left the room and the ring of his voice were still there. And somehow there was a disturbing comfort in that