"In Throes of Increasing Wonder..." | |
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Series Interview with the Vampire Season 1, Episode 1 | |
Air date | October 2nd, 2022 |
Writers | Rolin Jones |
Director | Alan Taylor |
Producers | Rolin Jones; Hannah Moscovitch; Eleanor Burgess; Mark McNair; Adam O'Byrne; Brennan Parks; Jessica Held; Coline Abert; Oliver Coke; Alan Taylor; Christopher Rice; Anne Rice |
Starring | Jacob Anderson; Sam Reid; Bailey Bass; Eric Bogosian |
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"In Throes of Increasing Wonder..." is the first episode of season one of the Interview with the Vampire television series produced by Gran Via Productions. It was directed by Alan Taylor with a script written by Rolin Jones. It premiered on AMC and on streaming to AMC+ subscribers on Sunday, October 2nd, 2022.
Cast[]
Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Jacob Anderson | Louis de Pointe du Lac |
Sam Reid | Lestat de Lioncourt |
Bailey Bass | Claudia |
Eric Bogosian | Daniel Molloy |
Guest Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Steven G. Norfleet | Paul de Pointe du Lac |
Kalyne Coleman | Grace de Pointe de Lac |
Assad Zaman | Rashid |
John DiMaggio | Alderman Fenwick |
Chris Stack | Tom Anderson |
Rae Dawn Chong | Florence de Pointe du Lac |
Jeff Pope | Finn O'Shea |
Dana Gourrier | Bricktop Williams |
Christian Robinson | Levi |
Co-Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Najah Bradley | Lily |
Eugenie Nall Bondurant | Miss Carol |
Rachel Handler | Peg Leg Doris |
Mike Harkins | Father Matthias |
Aurélien Barnes | Remy Dupre |
Joi Richardson | Working girl |
Andre De'Sean Shanks | Fair Play waiter |
Kyle Roussel | Jelly Roll Morton |
Jude Severin | Wedding pastor |
Rosha Washington | Funny guest |
Nicole Elaine Heinen | Iolanta |
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