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snowywhiteghastlypale:

Can someone make Garrett Borns a vampire? Please? He’s so beautiful, and has the voice of an angel. I think he’d make a gorgeous Louis.

#VC casting #YES

@annabellioncourt pointed this out to me and I have to agree that he’d make a a great vampire, and specifically, a gorgeous Louis

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Also, as a side note, he’s 24 yrs old in 2016, so we’d have an actor playing really close to the canon age of the character!!! which is always good, bc he’s actually living that point in his life now, might be a little more authentic than reflecting back on it. 

So he’s a singer and a model, and I looked up a few vids and couldn’t choose just one as an example. You can do the youtube and check him out there, but here’s a few things I had thoughts on:

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[X] ^LOOKIT THIS SMILE. He has dimples which I think is a huge plus. Louis is, in fact, capable of smiling. I imagine Lestat made him wear the shades bc of reasons. 

Lestat: “Oh, big Beatles fan? You like John Lennon so very much? Why don’t you wear shades like his, here- ” 

Louis: “Those are more ELTON John than John Lennon, Lestat.” 

Lestat: “Put them on or I’ll put them on for you.”

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^His little smile, in this dreamy lighting, he’s got that ethereal quality we require in a Louis.

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^”Oh god Lestat, what fresh hell have you caused?” He’s got the right build, too, that muscular but spare body. 

Hit the jump for a fewww moar.

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^”That sounds awful deal with it YOURSELF” Louis is actually COLD AS ICE.

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^Someone is gonna get yelled at for unauthorized haircut.

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^Nobody ships Louis/Madeleine except Madeleine.

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annabellioncourt:

@i-want-my-iwtv he could play Louis and Lestat.

omg u are right…

(Lestat’s secret weapon: touching his own hair even if its dirty or dyed it has a huge impact on Louis)

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lascocks:

Throw me over your shoulder and carry me off to Valhalla you viking goddess.

For anyone who doesn’t know: The name of this adorable ‘viking goddess’ is Samantha Wright

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Yes, she might be showing up in the 2016 olympics.

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And yes, she is always this cute.

Samantha Wright is an adorable combination of the Hulk and Tinkerbell.

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queen-of-ashes:

I never asked for power…

Travis Fimmel was once a big VC fandom choice for playing Lestat, and this gifset reminded me why. Look at all that menace and delight all wrapped up together! And he looks great spattered with blood. Really brings out his eyes.

“You little bastard, ” he said coldly. “You didn’t kill eight wolves! ”
His face had an ugly disgusted look to it. But the remarkable thing was

this: Almost as soon as he spoke these words, he realized for some
reason that he had made a mistake. Maybe it was the look on my face.
Maybe it was my mother’s murmured outrage or my other brother not
speaking at all. It was probably my face. – The Vampire Lestat

Also he gets an axe accessory in Prince Lestat, so there’s that, too! Would probably be about that size bc he can wear it inside his coat inconspicuously.

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allthe-lace-and-velvet:

(Part II)

Part I: The Coven Master, owner of the Théâtre des Vampires (1700s)

“[…]I saw a small figure appear. Compact it was, the figure of a young boy, not a man. […] And the creature was not human. […] His face was shining white, and perfect, the countenance of a god it seemed, a Cupid out of Caravaggio, seductive yet ethereal, with auburn hair and dark brown eyes.”

                                                                       – Lestat (‘The Vampire Lestat’)

  • Model: Björn Andrésen

Sam Claflin as Lestat

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phoenifia:

The Vampire Lestat Casting: Sam Claflin as Lestat de Lioncourt

I
was briefly talking with @i-want-my-iwtv yesterday in regards to all
the “excitement” surrounding possible casting choices in the new TVL
film to which I brought up my personal choice for the Brat Prince
himself.

You may recognize Sam Claflin better as Finnick Odair from the Hunger Games
series. In fact, it was Claflin’s portrayal of Finnick which led to me
considering and then later choosing him as Lestat in my fancast, with
many similarities between the two characters.

*Note: my fancast only contains actual actors/actresses- not models or
any other sort of face claim. So, all picks essentially have acting experience
for me to base my choices on.
If I were to choose a face claim, it would have to be Martin
Rowlinski, considering when Lestat visits me in my kinky dreams, he looks like
Martin Rowlinski (there was another dream where he was in a Pride parade
with a bright green fishnet top and rollerblades, but I’ll save that
for another time).

So why Sam Claflin? For starters,
Claflin facial and bodily characters match those of the book’s not just
in detail, but in expression and movement of them as well.

Here’s
Claflin himself rocking the shoulder length blonde hair as Prince William in Snow White and The Huntsman, not
necessarily curly but with some wave to it. Sam Claflin is 5′11″ and 30 years old according to IMDB, so the height is a close match. As for the age, he’s very youthful looking, and age hasn’t stopped Anne in her own choices so, I think it’s fine.
As for the well shaped but
large and animated mouth…well…

These were too great to not include…

Claflin
also has a lot of experience with one particular character type that
will be handy in portraying Lestat, and that is the romantic action
hero. He might not always be the central character when he takes on this
trope, but Claflin’s character will always be involved in a plot angle
focused on love, beauty, blind bravery, and heroics. A sassy, snarky
attitude may or may not be included alongside that heart of gold (but is
more than not). For good or evil intent, I feel this is a key part of
Lestat’s character, but not the only key part.

Hit the (Read More) for the full explanation…Well? Go on.

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