Interview with the Vampireseason 3 gets a major filming update, with the Anne Rice adaptation hinting at the next chapter.Interview with the Vampireseason 2 endedwith several cliffhangers that the AMC supernatural drama will have to address, but it also further solidified its status as one of the best and most underappreciated shows on television. For those that are already on board with the show, it adds up to a lot that’s worth looking forward to for the show’s third installment.
On the official Instagram account forInterview with the Vampire,the beginning of production was announcedwith an image of a clapperboard and a guitar. The latter object may well be in reference to Rockstar Lestat, with actor Sam Reid soon portraying an entirely different facet of the popular character. Check out the post below:
What This Means For Interview With The Vampire Season 3
Lestat, Louis, & Daniel Begin Anew
Interview with the Vampireseason 3will pick up with Lestat and Louis (Jacob Anderson) reunited. Daniel (Eric Bogosian), for his part, is promoting his book about his sit-down with a vampire. But he is also a vampire himself, having been turned. These are major threads that the AMC series will contend with. But based on the announcement photo, there will also be one long-awaited storyline occurring in the show’s third outing.
AMC has confirmed that the popular drama will adaptThe Vampire Lestat, by Anne Rice, with the character attempting to tell his story his own way through music. This will include musical numbers, according to showrunner Rolin Jones, as well as a shift in tone. But the start of production also means that, in the coming weeks and months, we are likely to get confirmation of who is planned to join theInterview with the Vampirecastalongside Reid, Anderson, Bogosian, and Delainey Hayles.
Our Take On Interview With The Vampire’s Return
It Is The Crown Jewel
Even though AMC’s Anne Rice universe is expanding withspinoffs, includingThe TalamascaandMayfair Witches,Interview with the Vampireremains the strongestof the bunch. On its own, the second season’s finale could have served as the last episode, and it would have been fitting in its own way. But since it is coming back, with a different vibe and a reinvigorated narrative thrust, it’s hard not to be excited about what one of TV’s best will manage to cook up next. Lestat as a rockstar is a major treat on its own.
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