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And that's the end of it. There's nothing else. That's the end of our

It would appear that all is lost and these significant characters

who hopefully have entertained and fascinated us for all of this season

their end.

Claudia is dead.

I was dead.

Louie feels deeply responsible for her. Feels responsible for the good things

that happened and the bad things that happened.

My rage.

had risen followed closely behind by my madness

however you manage do not find yourself at the theater tomorrow night burning

the theater down physically was really difficult because keep in mind we were

lighting fires in an old wooden building and we had firemen and everybody

standing by every time a match was lit there were three people there We knew

that there was going to be a fire. So the other thing that we did is we put a

layer of cement board underneath all of our flooring. We put cement boards

behind walls so that even if our finishes were wood, there was something

underneath it that was going to help with fire prevention in the existing

structure.

Having got what they deserve, every one of them, burn it down, let them burn.

He did what I might do. That's his sister, his daughter, his companion.

And they were very vengeful. So, occasionally, an eye for an eye.

Nine in all.

That meant four had escaped.

In shooting that scene, it's such an iconic part of the book, but it's also,

like, a very iconic part of the film.

I think we've done something different.

Hello, Francis.

Louis just left the theater. Now he's on his way to get Santiago, who's the

ringleader. Come to me, Francis.

It's Santiago to you!

There's an understudy for Osric.

I think his main plan, really, with Santiago is to just, like, wind him up,

to bait him, lure him to Louis, and then chop his head off.

I am about to tell my death.

Is that a big spoiler?

No, it isn't, not if you've read the book.

With the combination of stuntmen, me, and a fake head, which fortunately I

with in makeup designer Tammy Lane on a different show and they did a full cast

of my head, so they have one.

He's made of rubber, so he's pretty solid. He's really hard to destroy, just

like Ben Daniels.

I was really glad I didn't have to do it again. It's so awful if you're

claustrophobic. You're encased in gel and plaster with just tiny holes through

your nostrils for 15 minutes.

That's just... That was our conversation about this scene.

That picture.

He just texted it to me.

Three, two, one, action!

What a wonderful character Ben created with Santiago. It was fitting to give

a sort of real cinematic death.

Say that shit about Claudia to my face.

Ask for a job.

The light's going out of your blue eyes.

The Louis and Lestat relationship in episode eight is a lovely conclusion to

full two seasons of their relationship.

At the beginning, in Magnus' lair, Louis doesn't know how much Lestat did to

save Louis' life. He's not aware of that at that point.

While he crossed an ocean to rehearse a play that would burn your daughter

alive. Louis really just does the thing that he thinks will most destroy Lestat,

which is leave him.

Here's your death, Lestat.

And leave him for someone else.

You know, Lestat...

Deep, deep insecurity is the thing that Louis just pours salt on in that moment.

Louis doesn't have all the information to clarify.

Lestat really thinks that Louis knows that he saved him.

So he's quite surprised when he turns up with Armand and Louis blaming him for

Claudia's death, which is, you know, fair enough, because Lestat was a part

it, but they all were part of it.

He and I are going to spend the rest of our lives together.

There's a very interesting dynamic between Lestat and Armand, with Lestat

looking at Armand and Armand thinking, oh my God, you could just ruin

for me right now, and he doesn't. Let's see how long it holds.

Everything he's been playing up until this point, the facade of the stoic,

responsible 514 -year -old vampire who sticks to his principles, has been

shown to be a complete lie.

Back to the trial again. It seems to me that there was more than one person in

the theater that night who could have saved you.

Lestat would have saved Claudia if he had the energy. I believe that to my

It's just that he had to save Louis.

You were supposed to die with Claudia.

He didn't save you.

Lestat did.

What we discover in the course of the 15 episodes of these two guys is that they

have such profound love for each other, but they are really capable of hurting

each other in unspeakable ways.

And I think that that's where they get to in the final embrace in New Orleans.

I don't want to speak for them because we don't hear what they say. As an

audience member, I see them forgiving each other for what they've done.

I made you turn around.

She looked at me at the end like a child looking

to her father.

It was a beautiful ending for this whole chaotic revenge, Louis, that we see in

those last couple of episodes.

It's a beautiful scene. And, yeah, there's things said at the end that

will ever know.

Often the main sound.

What is one of the main topics of debate regarding your book? Is it true or is

it a joke?

In this scene, we understand that Malloy is a vampire.

And I'm very excited about that as a fan.

The reveal really happens in a beat. It happens in taking off. I'm glad.

I'm guessing you haven't heard from my maker.

Eric Boghossian both was surprised and not at all when he realized that his

character, Malloy, was to become a vampire.

I'm sorry you were burdened out of spite. You get a sense in that final

interaction with them in this season that Daniel has become kind of like an

annoying little brother to Louis.

You still haven't read it, have you?

The top of my stack.

You said that last month. It's getting early here, dude.

Get out of Dubai, Louie.

Louie's inviting all the vampires to come and get him. This is the vampire

Dulac. It's his signing off. So for all you cowards out there talking shit, I

think that talking about taking a run at me, he needs that friction.

Hear this now. He needs something to fight against.

I own the night.