Interview With The Vampire (1994)

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Written by Anne Rice

Directed by Neil Jordan

Also known as "Entrevista con el Vampiro", "Interview With The Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles"

Running Time: 135 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Neil Jordan's 1994 version of Ann Rice's novel Interview with the Vampire is laudably lavish, but meanders a bit, lacks focus and is a tad too long. Nevertheless there's some wonderful interplay between Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, who - despite initial reservations that they wouldn't cut it as vampires - really get their teeth into the leading roles. And Antonio Banderas is terrific as Armand, the leader of a luvvie troupe in Paris.

After his wife dies, plantation owner Louis de Pointe du Lac (Pitt) decides that life is no longer worth living. At this point he befriends Lestat de Lioncourt(Cruise), a vampire who can offer him immortality. But everything comes at a price and he is condemned to a life with only Lestat and a small girl Claudia (Kirsten Dunst) for eternal company.

Cast

Image for Tom CruiseTom CruiseLestat de Lioncourt
Image for Brad PittBrad PittLouis de Pointe du Lac
Image for Kirsten DunstKirsten DunstClaudia
Image for Stephen ReaStephen ReaSantiago
Image for Antonio BanderasAntonio BanderasArmand
Image for Christian SlaterChristian SlaterDaniel Malloy
Virginia McCollamWhore on waterfront
John McConnellGambler
Mike SeeligPimp
Bellina LoganTavern girl
Image for Thandie NewtonThandie NewtonYvette
Indra OvéNew Orleans whore
Helen McCroryWhore
Lyla Hay OwenWidow St. Clair
Lee EmeryWidow's lover

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