yourbodyisdyingpaynoattention:

i-want-my-iwtv:

fuck-yeah-vampire-chronicles:

redversaillesrose:

Let’s be real here. The only reason Lestat is going to Atlantis is because Louis can’t set him on fire there.

HOLY SHIT

Think again, Lestat.

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I was working on a novel called Born for Atlantis, and I just couldn’t get it to work. I thought, “What if I could somehow combine this with Lestat and the vampires?” And it was like, everything worked. Something happens to me when I write from Lestat’s point of view. There’s no question about it. By the time I was done, it felt inevitable, like it always had been…. It was a rare experience.

Anne Rice, Entertainment Weekly (August 5, 2016)

So, @roselioncourt​ brings this article to our attention, and I think the relevant quote is above, but there’s a little more about AR’s interest in Atlantis in there.

The relevance is that AR had been working on this Atlantis book and added VC into it later. We’ll see how well that works, but this is an answer to the question, “Atlantis… what?”

[X revised]

The new VC book looks like it’s gonna be a mess. It’s about Atlantis. The whole fandom is just laughing at this point.

garama:

WHATfdhjsghs I was wondering were that “merman lestat” came from, oh my god, I actually laughed aloud

mpreg fanatics, this is your chance

Who could be the mother of vampire sea horse Louis’ children!? How will Lestat the sea-horse-vampire-merman react to the reveal? Don’t miss the next week’s exciting new episode of Dragon Ball Z

mpreg fanatics, this is your chance!

#PLROA is the gift that keeps on giving

Lestat: “DONT MOPE I DONT WANT OUR BABIES TO BE MOPEY

Louis: *mopes*

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miyucchichan:

Some work in progress! Here some samples of the animatic I am working on, I love the song “I’ll never have that chance” which Elton John wrote for the musical of Lestat. If I ever finish it I am going to post it here :3

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“Back to Tom: other great moments.

Tom riding his horse through the slaves’ fire, and then turning the horse around so that he could face the suspicious mortals. That was on a par with Errol Flynn and Rudy Valentino. It was on a par with the opera greats who have played Mephistopheles. Only a genuine “star” can make a moment like that, and I’m as confused as to why… just as much as anyone in Hollywood. Let’s close this one out with one word: Grand! (No, can’t stop talking about it.)

If I had to settle for one picture in this film, it would be that shot of Lestat on horseback looking back at the suspicious mortals.

That was and is my hero. That was and is my man. Lestat just won’t be afraid of anybody. He won’t stand for it. He hates what he is as much as Louis, but he cannot do anything but move forward, attempt to make existence worth it, attempt to create. He knows the formula for success, and has no patience with the formula for failure. That’s Lestat.”

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FROM ANNE RICE: ON THE FILM, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE