Master and Apprentice Scene (2/5) Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles Movie (1994)
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Louis (Brad Pitt) can't bring himself to finish the murder of a young woman that Lestat (Tom Cruise) began.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Anne Rice's best-selling romantic horror tale about the origins of a centuries-old vampire inspired this popular, atmospheric chiller. One of director Neil Jordan's major Hollywood productions, the film stays close to its source material, retaining the frame of a young reporter (Christian Slater) interviewing a man who claims to be a 200-year-old vampire. The man, Louis (Brad Pitt), shares his story, beginning in 18th-century New Orleans with his first encounters with the charismatic and decadent vampire Lestat (Tom Cruise). Lestat converts Louis to blood-sucking and immortality, but Louis fails to adopt Lestat's cavalier attitude, instead tormenting himself with guilt over his new nature. The two vampires remain deeply, if reluctantly, connected over the years, while becoming intimately involved with others of their kind, including Claudia (Kirsten Dunst), a mature immortal in a young child's body. Fans of the novel raised numerous objections, particularly after Rice initially spoke out against the casting of Cruise as Lestat; further casting difficulties followed the death of River Phoenix, whose role as the interviewer was assumed by Christian Slater. Rice later recanted her objections, and the combination of thrills and gothic romance proved popular with audiences.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1994)
Cast: Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Indra Ové
Director: Neil Jordan
Producers: David Geffen, Redmond Morris, Stephen Woolley
Screenwriter: Anne Rice
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"its your coffin my love, enjoy it. most of us never get to know what it feels like" literally my favorite line from any movie.
lol lestat got the best lines in this movie. tom cruise is a very convincing bratty lestat
Redfyre Fox yeah, he did an excellent job.
Cas Killian my favorite line is "There's still life in the old lady yet!"
HE IS DADD
Mine: "YAH! PERFECT! _PERFECT!_ Just..burn the place, BURN EVERYTHING WE OWN! HAVE US LIVING IN A FIELD LIKE _CATTLE!"_
"You thought you could have it all."
"Ughhh, *SHADDUP, Louis."*
I feel like this girls acting isn't acknowledged enough. She was pretty fucking amazing too.
agreed
ikr
ok
This girls acting ... Jezz
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Ok I just have to say, the actress in this scene is INCREDIBLE. I'm sad that she's never received major recognition
archery411 same here. I’ve only seen her in one other film. She was the woman in the first Resident Evil at the beginning who got her head chopped off by the elevator. Again she played a hysterical distressed woman.
what is her character's name here
Krystal Harwood I don't remember her being named in the book, so idk. She was possibly credited as a "distressed woman" or some such in the credits. If not, I would try IMDB.
+Krystal Harwood her real name is Indra Ove
That's Narcissa Malfoy for my Harry Potter fans. She also plays on Peaky Blinders.
One of Tom Cruise's best performances.-
RuinousDesire the only Tom Cruise movie i like
last samurai ???
T Love this movie 😍
Thats not saying much
warjdani lol I was just about to say this.idkw I just can't stand seeing him only in iwtv
This is the only time I've ever genuinely enjoyed watching Tom Cruise in anything. There are even times when I watch this movie and I actually *forget* that it's Tom Cruise. I just see Lestat.
That's because he's a truly great actor, which no one gives him credit for because of his personal controversial issues and his many roles where he just sort of plays himself. When you see some of the performances where he actually plays someone other than himself - this role, the crippled Vietnam vet in Born on the Fourth of July, the rock star in Rock of Ages, the self help guru in Magnolia, for instance - he's always fantastic, dead on.
Kate O'Keefe I still say this is one of his best roles if not best roles he should have been nominated.....anne rice did NOT want him to be lestat but thought he nailed it when she his performance
Kate O'Keefe Tom plays villain very well. This and Collateral are his best performances
I feel the same way - he just disappears into the character. I started watching the movie just from clips on youtube and it took me a while before I realized it was Tom Cruise.
I'm excited for the new series and all, but seeing another actor as Lestat would be a biy unsettling.
Kitty Grimm same girl same
According to “The Vampire Lestat” novel, from the point of view of Lestat (Tom Cruise), he read the minds of these women who would get men drunk so they could rob them and kill them. As far as he’s concerned, he was ridding the world of evil doers who also taste better than innocents.
Louis (Brad Pitt), who could not read minds, was unaware of this. Lestat could have been lying, so it’s up to the reader to decide who was telling the truth.
Yep, Lestat is a liar. Louis calls him out on this. Lestat always talked about how heartbroken he was by things and how they made him weep like a child, but Louis confronted him on writing this, "I lived with you for over a century and I never saw you shed one single tear. Not one."
hHs not Lying... Hes basically a god by this point... he has already (unknown to Louis or Armand, been adopted by Marius (Armand's Sire )and fed from the original king and queen,)
really although this is before there reunion Akasha has permitted him to drink from her on 2 separate occasions ( to Marius's Dismay) but even without marius was a Psychic Vampire and taught Lestat to read minds...
@@ernestreid8955 You my friend have really read the entire vampire chronicles... Coz you're dead right in your analysis... I've read Lestat the Vampire and it's a great read... Wish they'd have stuck to the same cast n made a wonderful sequel to IWTV
HindsightPOV I would like to believe he didn’t lie in that book. It was really a good book. It’s definitely my favorite
Lestat was done by the end of that book. First one is where we see him and his true nature. Whether he was lying or not, the character went downhill since there.
they both look so deviously gorgeous
And I thought I was the only one who noticed
Oh yes they are 😍
The 'innocent' face Lestat makes when he says "Why so it is, you must be dead!" is priceless.
This scene is my favorite in the movie. Louis' struggle with not being human anymore and Lestat trying to make him understand. Lestat wasn't doing it to be cruel, he was trying to let Louis know that he has to feed _on humans_ to survive. Get over it, embrace what you are now, you're not human anymore.
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@DaH8ter mmmm....delicious blood.....freshh..yeahh
Part teaching. Part jackass.
Yes humanity is a curse
@@amandaoroberts I had teachers who were like that. Join the military and you will see them. The slower learners to lessons of survival will always deal with large amounts of discomfort.
I, like Anne, was not thrilled by Tom playing Lestat di Lioncourt until I saw it. I offer no apologies for loving his performance. He nailed Lestat and forever changed my mental image of Lestat.
Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were INCREDIBLE in this movie. So was Kirsten Dunst. Just a masterpiece. Having read all of the Anne Rice Vampire novels Tom IS Lestat. Antonio Banderas IS Lemond.
*Armand.
I agree, I read all the books during my Uni days and loved them. I was also a huge Brad Pitt fan but I really wasn’t looking forward to a film based on the books. They rarely do the books justice. However I think they really did an amazing job with this film. The cinematography was amazing. The atmospheric settings and fantastic acting by Brad and Tom created a real winner for me.
"Its your coffin my love, enjoy it! Most of us never get to know what it feels like." I said this to one of my siblings when I closed the door on them with the lights off.
Please forgive my cruelty, they deserved it.
Lori Renee something i would do.
LMFAO I'm dying. Def did something similar to my siblings.
I would've done the same
My sister locked my brother in the chicken coop. Once and he was shouting for her to let him out. And she goes"" their chickens not lions the worst they'll do I'd peck your eyes out." Then she turns back around and smirks at him
Omg I wish I had siblings :(
Man, Louis being an angsty, self-loathing vamp before angsty, self-loathing vamps were a th- **looks over and sees Twilight clip in the suggestions list**.........yep.
I swear to God you have a law case on your hands. I almost choked to death on laughter reading your comment xD
I place full blame on the angsty, self-loathing vampires.
hey at least he doesn't sparkle.
well, they do when they're on fire.
I compare Louis and Bella a lot and I’m not sorry
Probably one of Cruise's best performances. And to think, Anne Rice originally objected to his playing Lestat.
Darren Z Cruise
Yeah, no idea why I spelled his name "Cruz". Ha ha! I fixed it.
Because she wanted I different actor. He doesn't look like what Anne Rice imagined. But she retracted that statement years later. It didnt matter as long as he got Lestat's personality.
@@seraby7151 She took back what she said after the movie was out.
She'd written Lestat envisioning his looks based on Rutger Hauer (quoted from an interview). Tom has a very different look.
Regardless, she retracted her objection after she saw the film and has raved about her performance ever since.
My fav two Tom Cruise performances are The Last Samurai and this...
But my gosh, Brad Pitt is just *_ridiculously_* beautiful in this movie!
Best performance by Tom Cruise.
This movie is so underrated. It is without a doubt the best vampire movie ever made, and it gets better as the years go on.
The passion, the charisma, the emotion, the pain. God Tom cruise is phenomenal in this all I see is Lestat .Pure emotion. GORGEOUS.
Lestat: What's that my love?
Lady: It's a coffin.
Lestat: Why yes it is, you must be dead!
Lol! Hahaha!
B Margraf i love thst type of comedy😊
😂😂😂
They changed the scene: In this movie Lestat killed the woman, but in the book, after Lestat told her he was a priest, Louis acted like a priest and then killed her while the woman is still confessing.
I thought Louis' first kill was Claudia.
leeleeturn Louis Didn't kill Claudia he drank from her and thought he did, that's why he was so upset, Lestat Loved Louis, so Lestat turned Claudia to make Louis stay.
Dude are you fucking serious lmfaooo
Rebecca Hernandez They changed a lot of things from the book when it was made into a movie so it was simpler and easier to get through
i would have liked to see that scene played out in the movie
I feel in love with Brad Pitt in this movie.
Who didnt't!
Teresa Guzman yeah Who Hasn't
Me too! 😍😄 I remember this movie in 1994 and at the same "Leyends of the fall" ohhh....Brad became my crush with those two movies, it was his top point as a sex symbol😊
flor de primavera I fell in Love with Brad Pitt he's so Beautiful with that long hair and nice Lips like omg, I loved him as Louis
Legends of The Fall did it for me and I was only 13 or 14 when these two movies came out.
One of the Best Tom Cruise role.
So true
Yeah, he was such a hot sadistic Vampire in this :)
I'm glad a few other people mentioned this in the comments, I wondered if I was the only one that noticed how incredibly gifted this young actress was in this very brief, but astonishingly powerful role. Everyone wants the role of the villain, but it takes a lot of talent to pull off the role of a hapless, nameless victim in a two minute scene. The way she instantly breaks down with the flailing of her hands without moving the rest of her body, the sheer shock and panic in her face and the quaking in her voice, that is exactly how people would react in such a scenario. Most people would probably overdo it. Most actors would likely go overboard and incorporate more of a vocalised response, but she exuded most of her fear through her body language and facial expressions. That is very difficult to pull off and remain convincing. But this girl nails it smack on the head. I wonder what other films she went on to do.
Tom nailed Lestat.
This is one of the most powerful scenes in the whole movie. You can really see the heartache in Louis eyes.
Tom Cruise played the heck out of this role. He was mesmerizing.
May I say that Tom Cuise is absolute magnificent as Lestat. This hole scene is just PURE PERFECTION from start to finish.
*whole.
Basically a toxic relationship that's never officially a relationship......no matter how much they complain about each other they either never leave each other or when they finally do want each other back (though they'll never admit it out loud - I don't care what Lestat said at the end of the movie, he wants Louis back).
this is real lestat... not that shit made in the Queen of the Damned movie
AsunaBR in the Vampire Lestat, Lestat does explain that these women had drugged and robbed a man who was never seen again. A big thing in his book is that he only drinks from evildoers and that Louis just never realized or saw beyond what he wanted to see. I still love Louis’ perception of this scene, the craziness of of Lestat. He really was that extra 😂
agreed
I enjoyed both. Along with The Crow and The Dark Knight, they make my personal 4.
@@samanthascarcella526 well that was also Lestats "perspective"
It's worth noting Lestat is a bit of a narcissist and probably forged most of the events of the second book to make himself look heroic to the public and to try and win Louise back.
@@humbertojimmy same
"Take your aesthete's, taste purer things, kill them swiftly, if you will but do it! FOR DO NOT DOUBT: YOU ARE A KILLER, LOUIS!"
i absolutely love that line!
Best line in the movie as it shows how much Louis is trying to keep his humanity
My God both of them are so handsome and so in character, Tom Cruise IS Lestat, and Brad Pitt IS totally Louis in everyway possible.
This woman's acting is great. It's been mentioned before here but it bears repeating. Makes this scene far more disturbing. She seems truly terrified.
Tom looked so hot with blond hair and pale skin :)
Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt did an a amazing job in this scene because the way they act is so unique 👌🏻😌
Tom cruise just NAILED his part. I miss him playing these kinds of roles. All he does for the last decade or so is those action movie. Such a waste of talent...
Tom Cruise is one of the best actors ever!
Tom Cruise is incredible. He is the best as Lestat
"It's your coffin my love enjoy it! Most of us never get to know how it feels like."
Tom and brad together...epic.
true. they have a chemistry
Tom Cruise IS Lestat. That bloke who played him in Queen of the Damned sucked big time, as did the whole movie.
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He was pretty sexy and played a good vampire but I agree he didn't play lestat as well as tom cruise
+TheFirestag He's the male version of Kristen Stewart when it comes to acting.
+Ilovegrunge123 HAHAHAHAHA fuckin' A. He's just cute, but not much of an emoter.
+TheFirestag I agree. Queen of the Damned was tailored more to teens it seemed, but this movie is more mature in regards to the acting and style. (Though I gotta admit, when Queen of the Damned came out I was 11 years old so I liked it at face value without realizing what a terrible movie it was. In fact, I didn't realize Lestat in that movie was the same as in this movie - that's how different the actors and characters were.)
Anyway, most people agree this movie is the superior one. Since I was 5, I would love every opportunity to watch this movie, and it's still a great movie to me after 20 years.
Lestat and Louis fight like an old married couple and I love it.🖤🤣
Best vampire makeup for any film in my opinion; and the best fangs.
The BEST Vampire Movie ever ♥
killer performance by tom cruise!
I also want to add all of the actors in this movie did a great job at playing their character roles fantastically, and to add the storyline for this movie was really good none of the important detailed information in it was left out of it.
When I read the Vampire Lestat I saw this scene in a different light.
I’m halfway through, Interview with the Vampire. I can’t wait for, The Vampire Lestat. 🙌
The best vampire movie ever made!
Lestat is simply fabulous.
One of the most powerful scenes of the whole movie. The acting was impeccable
This movie is a masterpiece
Imagine that tom cruise, brad pitt, johnny depp and george clooney have movie together.
They were absolutely perfect as Lestat and Louis respectively. 👏👏👏
anne rice wasnt sure about tom cruise for the role until she saw him play this scene and then reportedly said - that is my lestat :P
Tom Cruise IS Lestat
that's a lie lol
Well the man hasn't aged since 1994 so yeah
Wait seriously?
Legallindomais
He is
I love the way louis speaks at 1:49
"Why so it is, you must be dead!"
dat troll.
Honestly, I kept watching because Tom and Brad were so mesmerizing as vampires. Good movie overall, though
Louis makes lestat out to be a monster but if only people read lestat book they would understand him so much better and how wrong louis is about alot of things
That all depends if you consider Lestat himself to be a reliable narrator (or Louis even for that matter).
@@necro_nancy Indeed but many of the characters Lestat mentioned in his side of the story also make appearance later so he doesn't lie of them at least. Now another thing is that he didn't seek to victimize himself by making Louis the villain but by telling his past that had nothing to do with Louis. Also Louis in Body Thief challenged Lestat to weep since he "always weeped in his side of the story but never had he seen him actually weeping" and Lestat reacts by saying that that makes Louis the perfect liar for thoroughly showing him weeping in the scene that "they both knew it never happened".
So yeah maybe certain emotions Lestat described were to victimize himself but I think that Lestat's side of the story tends to be closer to reality and that Louis mainly wrote the side of the story as he saw it happening that he kinda misunderstood Lestat and he described what he thought he saw or how he felt of him at that time, plus he also tried to "create a villain" out of his story so he would make the vampires look repulsive to stop people from wishing the Dark Gift.
I feel so bad for the woman in this scene. But the actress was amazing.
I can't watch this part without being absolutely horrified with Lestat to terrify the woman like that.
0:31 "Kill them swiftly if you will, but do it! For do not doubt, you are a killer, Louis!"
I completely love this scene, both in the book and the movie. xD Lestat playing with his food, and later dancing with Claudia's dead mother crack me up endlessly.
Tom is phenomenal in this film!
I'm very, very hardcore when it comes to horror.
Yet the actress playing the hooker in this scene does such a phenomenal job that I just can't watch it.
I know it's a movie and all, but... can't watch it.
Lestat, you... monster... you... demon!
Read the book, you will see why Lestat is such a "Brat Prince" :3 :)
....................................................What?
darkmage7280 in the book the vampire lestat , lestat refers to this specific event and says the hookers were thieves and murderers, and thats the type of victim he loves to kill, and plus he claims louie told a lot if lies about him in interview with the vampire
Lol oh well
She has to be from Julliard
I literally didn't recognise Tom Cruise. FANTASTIC JOB!!!
Tom cruise is great actor😂😂
Why are most vampire movies and books so shallow anymore?! I watch this movie here and I can't get enough. Lestat's character was just so deep. I'm reading the vampire Lestat and I can't put it down. I got the vampire Lestat and interview with the vampire for christmas I'm loving every minute!
Finally reading the Anne Rice novel to this, and made it to this point, and the film is spot on in the wording, I looked this up for comparison, and it's sooo awesome how spot on it is!
Seth Cosgrove Thankfulky because Anne Rice wrote the screenplay herself
I was 12 years old when this movie was at the top of my wish list. ❤ DVD was a thing.
I saw that movie when I was a child!I only remember the fire at the coffins,I can't wait to rewatch the whole movie to understand it better❤
I can say that I had had two perceptions on Tom Cruise's acting: one prior and another after seeing this movie. He totally nailed it. I mean, I guess the other movies I've seen him in are not adequate to his talent. He's not just a handsome face, he really can act!
One of my all time favorite movies, no matter the genre.
I will NEVER forget this movie being the catalyst for my Tom Cruise love affair. I was 11 in '96 and couldnt sleep because I was graduating from 5th Grade to Junior High and was too excited to sleep. So I thought I would watch tv to get my nerves off it. I started watching this from the beginning and by the time Tom Cruise jumped over that coffin,I was in love 😍 Never had a thing for Brad but Tom has always had my heart.
Wish Vampire movies were still made like this...
I like acting of TC in this movie he is a perfect vampire😘
Buy this film if you have to, but do it for do not doubt, you are a buyer, Louis!
Lol
The way Louis pulls his hand back when he touches the blood on the woman’s chest is such a thoughtful detail for the vampire equivalent of a vegetarian.
I like how gritty this movie is. It means it has significant thought.
Tom cruse is a legend
@T OB Well,Ridley Scott tried.
I love The Vampire Lestat, I wish they had made that a film as well with the same cast!! would have been awesome!!
I need to watch this movie again! Its one of my absolute favorite movies of all time. I love Anne Rice.
for me tom cruise has a better acting than Brad pitt, and Lestat was more classy
yeah thats why i enjoyed watching this film because of him ☺️
This movie is so amazing. Love it. Tom and brad look so great together. I really love the moment when Louis dies and becomes a vampire. That split second change in his eyes gives me chills. Might watch it tonight. Scares me a bit though.
omg! They're unbelievably handsome!
Tom Cruise is great actor! it's my favorite movie about vampires!
one of few movies based on books that is similar to the story
I always get a laugh out of this scene. Lestat is such a dick, I love him.
Brad and tom should revamp this movie
This movie started the vampire craze.
This is one of the 10 best vampire horror movies ever made!
This movie is so over the top. I love it so much.
"Kill them swiftly if you will but do it. For do not doubt,you are a killer Louis!"
0:35 this angry tone reminds me of his Mission Impossible 7 rant on the crew members
I love the music of this movie, classically Gothic, and the makeup is great, beats all the vampire movies came after by miles, Lestat is hauntingly beautiful and seductive in some scenes and morbid and revolting in others
Lestat: what's that, my love?
Woman: it's coffin....
Lestat: why so it is...you must be dead. XD
Tom is damn hot as Lestat! Its hard to imagine Tom plays a psycho dark vampire other than man in actions... and foc Im in love with him lol...
You should watch more of his movies. Tom Cruise is a lot more than action hero. Watch Magnolia,Collateral,Tropic Thunder and his other movies.
@@tiaaaron3278 SO good in Magnolia
Brad Pitt nailed it with the cajun accent it flipped me omg.
I remember this scene when I was younger, and it scared me so much but I was so intrigued by it.
Brad Pitt ha mejorado mucho como actor, en esta película no esta muy bien la verdad...por suerte tiene revancha con Fight Club.
Omg all the best actors are here ,in this show😮😍😍😍
It's nice to see Tom Cruise playing something other than Tom Cruise Playing Something
I love this scene. It shows Lestat's lack of remorse due to his upbringing in life before becoming a Vampire and after and shows his skill in complete manipulation and mindf*cking in order to teach Louis what he needs to do.