#Everything We Know About The Interview With The Vampire TV Series So Far

Rolin Jones, the co-creator of HBO’s “Perry Mason” revival, will serve as the showrunner for “Interview with the Vampire.” Anne Rice and her son and sometimes co-author, Christopher Rice, will serve as executive producers. Alan Taylor, fresh off “The Many Saints of Newark” in 2021, is on board to direct the first two episodes.

Taylor worked on “Game of Thrones,” and he isn’t the only alum of that show who is connected to “Interview with the Vampire.” Jacob Anderson, who played Grey Worm, leader of the Unsullied on “Thrones,” will portray Louis, the role originated by Brad Pitt in 1994. Sam Reid, meanwhile, has won the role of Lestat, first brought to life (or un-death) by Tom Cruise and later filled by Stuart Townsend in “Queen of the Damned.”

Bailey Bass has been cast as Claudia, the immortal stuck in the body of a child. This is the role that gave the young Kirsten Dunst her first big breakthrough, and all these years later, Claudia still remains one of the scariest movie children.