PORTRAIT OF LESTAT ON FIRE

JACOB ANDERSON “Louis” Interview | The Vampire Lestat Red Carpet x

I teased the sun that night in Jackson Square. Thought about the walking cane and pile of ash they’d find in the morning. 

Jam will literally save us

"...the pleasures of the flesh, the pleasures of the kill, for me. Pleasures of the good book by the fire for you."

— Catherynne M. Valente, from “The Red Girl,” The Bread We Eat in Dreams 

“There’s a lot going on there. There’s a perverse sense of ‘there he is.’ He hates him. He’s frightened of him. He loves him. He wants to touch him. He wants to run away from him. All of those things are true, and actually that level of fear probably does draw those things out of you as well. You’re just completely bare. Maybe a smile creeps out. [Louis is thinking], ‘Please don’t hurt me, but also I’m so glad to see you alive and don’t you look good. Fuck, I shouldn’t think that.’” — Jacob Anderson

(IWTV - S01E01)

LA BELLE ET LA BÊTE 1946, dir. Jean Cocteau