The Vampire Armand

faceofabotticelliangel:

rueroyale:

I literally have no idea what to do with The Vampire Armand.  I remember reading it when I was young and being utterly disgusted with Armand.  I still am revolted by what he did to Claudia, his selfishness and hollowness, and how he has managed to forgive himself while still being so cruel to Louis, whom he, let’s put it plainly, used.

And then again I think about the child whom Marius saved, I think that Marius could not have made a worse blunder in his existence.  Of course Santino would choose Armand to preach his religion.  Armand was already so given to putting first one and then the other person or ideology on a pedastal, and dedicating himself to it blindly.  I pity Armand.

But…Louis was just as cruel to Armand as he was to him. Perhaps even more so. Louis admits it. Armand also has a tendency to lie, so whether or not he actually did that to Claudia is unsure. After all, the only person who last saw Claudia was Louis and you would think he would notice if her head wasn’t on the right body—ashes or not. ;c There’s a lot more to Armand, but you’re certainly scratching the surface. )

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I don’t believe Armand re: the Claudia experiment, he had his motives for making David think he was the kind of twisted mad-scientist (at that time) who would try that, and yet, he spun it in such a way that it seemed like he actually was trying to help her get what she wanted most (if in fact it happened at all)(which I don’t think it did):

“I tried to grant her fondest wish, that she should have the body of a woman…The fire of Heaven destroyed the awful unhealed evidence of my Satanic surgery as it turned her to a monument in ash. No evidence remained of her last hours within the torture chamber of my makeshift laboratory. No one need ever have known what I say now.” – The Vampire Armand

Much sadness, very cry ;n;

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Vampire Lestat Fire Stunt Mask

Lestat’s fire stunt mask worn in the 1994 movie Interview with the Vampire. This charred mask was worn by the brave stunt man Nick Gillard as he performed the dangerous fire stunt seen in the first half of the film when Louis (Brad Pitt) sets fire to the vampire. (via yourprops.com)

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Truth: Did you like the Tom Cruise version of Lestat?

merciful-death:

TRUTH SERUM – My muse has to answer any and all questions regardless of what it is.

He captured Lestat’s exuberance well, although I hardly consider myself fully knowledgeable on the film. I have only watched it all the way through once, and that was when it was released in theatres twenty years ago.  I would not have viewed it at all if not for Lestat’s insistence on seeing the “greatest comedy of the year.”

I must admit, it was amusing that Lestat’s actor was shorter than the one who portrayed me.

Interview w/ the Vampire according to Lestat: GREATEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR