Brad Pitt also deserves mention, because he skillfully acted an all-in-all glum role. It's never easy being the protagonist in movies in which I believe few actors could of done better. In "Interview with the Vampire" he is mostly a device to reflect the larger, more scintillating personalities of the older vampires around him. Kirsten (Kristen)

The tale of guy Louis, who is lured by Lestat into immortality of the damned, then tormented by an unalterable fact of vampire life: to survive, he must kill. An excellent in-depth story of Louis (the vampire) portraying all the various aspects of everyday vampire life.

Dunnst has secured a future as an actress by her portrayal of Claudia. The part called for in the book was that of a five-year-old, but her age was never revealed in the movie. This -- at least for those who have not read the book -- diminishes the need for a suspension of disbelief. What we are able to believe is that she was a young child who ages in maturity but not bodily (and she resents this), and this is certainly the intention of the author.

Of the people I know, most of us thought this movie to be bad. But I believe their assessment of Anne Rice's style and following was not understood. Many critics don't seem to be taking well to cinema's shift of focus towards things psychological that the movi

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