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I had a fang in his neck, but I was interrupted. Had to let him go. I tracked him down, planned to finish the work. But as I followed him, I found him fascinating.

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THE VAMPIRE LESTAT: AFTER DARK | 1.04 | “After The Devil's Road”

Tell me a bit about working with your co-stars. You have Sam Reid, then you’ve got Eric Bogosian who–has been in everything! And those are the two people you’re opposite the most, so what are they like, working with? JACOB: Eric is amazing. Eric [...] will throw out these flippant references and allusions to things he’s done and you’re like yeah, I know what Talk Radio is, Eric! (Laughs) And he’s just so casual about it! He’s just one of those people that has a story for everything. He’s met everyone. There’s a Basquiat in one of the rooms in the show, and on Eric’s first day he came and sat down on the sofa and just went, “Oh, I met him! I met Basquiat. Yeah, he was a cool guy. I was hanging out with Debbie Harry and Basquiat in New York–and they couldn’t keep up with me, those kids–” and you’re like, who is this!? What’s going on? It’s so surreal, so bizarre, he’s like a real-life vampire. But he’s just very charming and brilliant, and I love him. And he’s kind of like, a surrogate father-slash-grandfather. Let’s say father—let’s be kind.

(from Keep It Podcast)

Tell me about filming the bowling-alley altercation [...], when Eric Bogosian is ripping into you [...] I don't know how you kept it together. ASSAD: Eric is so good at it. He has this rhythm. It was easy for me to keep it together because I love watching him when he gets those especially-Molloy speeches. [...] Molloy has this ability to take the lore of vampires and dilute it into its purest form and spit it back out, and that's what he does in the absent-father monologue. It's so good. I had to be very aware of not picking him up and hugging him every opportunity that I got. Are you normally picking him up and hugging him every opportunity you get? Yeah, every time I see him. (Laughs) That was our first day on set in Toronto. I absolutely adore that man. He's like the grandfather I wish I had. I never knew my granddad, and Eric came into my life at a moment where maybe I was searching for a figure like that. He feels like a safe space. If I haven't seen him for a while and I see him again, my instinct is to go and bear-hug my granddad.

Damien Atkins as Magnus The Vampire Lestat 3.03

Old Toronto Post Office (Toronto)

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