This show is gothic horror at its best. It tells Louis’ tale as he shares his life with journalist Daniel Molloy. From wealthy brothel owner in New Orleans to a vampire, it’s a wild ride. Themes of love, immortality and battling inner demons run deep. So many twists and turns, you might just forget it’s all fiction. Enjoy the show or else!

Meet the characters from Interview with the Vampire

Louis de Pointe du Lac

Oh man, Louis is such a tragic soul! He’s like the ultimate brooding vampire who feels all the feels, you know? He’s constantly torn between the dark allure of immortality and the guilt of his vampiric nature. Like, one minute he’s brooding in a dark corner, trying to understand his existence, and the next he’s just lost in the beauty of life he can never fully partake in. And let’s not forget his complicated relationship with Lestat—it’s like a love-hate thing that makes you wanna scream and cry at the same time!

Armand

Armand is such a fascinating enigma! I mean, he’s got this whole “ancient vampire” vibe going on, but he’s also super young in appearance, which is just wild! He’s like a philosophical vampire who’s always questioning things, and that makes him stand out so much. Oh, and his obsession with the idea of vampires and humanity is just so deep—like, he’s almost like a vampire hipster? LOL! But seriously, his charm and dangerous allure make him such a captivating character, and that whole conflict with Lestat? Epic!

Lestat de Lioncourt

Okay, let’s be real, Lestat is basically the rockstar of the vampire world! He’s flamboyant, self-absorbed, and totally loves the spotlight. I mean, he literally steals every scene he’s in with his outrageous antics and that devil-may-care attitude! But underneath that flashy exterior, there’s this depth that shows he’s not just a one-dimensional character—he’s got layers, man! He can be selfish and reckless, yet somehow you can’t help but root for him. Seriously, he’s the life of the party and the center of all the drama!

Daniel Molloy

Daniel is like the ultimate outsider looking in! He’s this curious human who gets pulled into the vampire world and is just trying to make sense of it all. What I love about him is how he’s both fascinated and terrified of what he’s experiencing; it’s such a relatable vibe, you know? He’s got this journalist’s curiosity, which leads to some pretty intense moments, especially when he’s probing Lestat for answers. And the way he struggles with his own humanity in contrast to the vampire life is just so poignant—like, you really feel for him!