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Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles -- A vampire tells his epic life story: love, betrayal, loneliness, and hunger.

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Director:
Neil Jordan
Writers (WGA):
Anne Rice (screenplay)
Anne Rice (novel)
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Release Date:
11 November 1994 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Horror | Romance See more »
Tagline:
Drink From Me And Live Forever
Plot:
A vampire tells his epic life story: love, betrayal, loneliness, and hunger. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 19 wins & 18 nominations See more »
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Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Brad Pitt ... Louis de Pointe du Lac

Christian Slater ... Daniel Malloy
Virginia McCollam ... Whore on Waterfront

John McConnell ... Gambler

Tom Cruise ... Lestat de Lioncourt
Mike Seelig ... Pimp

Bellina Logan ... Tavern Girl

Thandie Newton ... Yvette
Lyla Hay Owen ... Widow St. Clair
Lee E. Scharfstein ... Widow's Lover (as Lee Emery)

Indra Ové ... New Orleans Whore (as Indra Ove)

Helen McCrory ... 2nd Whore
Monte Montague ... Plague Victim Bearer

Kirsten Dunst ... Claudia
Nathalie Bloch-Lainé ... Maid (as Nathalie Bloch)
Jeanette Kontomitras ... Woman in Square

Roger Lloyd-Pack ... Piano Teacher (as Roger Lloyd Pack)
George Kelly ... Dollmaker

Stephen Rea ... Santiago

Antonio Banderas ... Armand
Nicole DuBois ... Creole Woman (as Nicole Dubois)
Micha Bergese ... Paris Vampire
Rory Edwards ... Paris Vampire

Marcel Iures ... Paris Vampire

Susan Lynch ... Paris Vampire
Louise Salter ... Paris Vampire

Matthew Sim ... Paris Vampire
François Testory ... Paris Vampire (as Francois Testory)

Andrew Tiernan ... Paris Vampire
Simon Tyrrell ... Paris Vampire
George Antoni ... Paris Vampire (as George Yiasoumi)
Sara Stockbridge ... Estelle

Laure Marsac ... Mortal Woman on Stage
Katia Caballero ... Woman in Audience
Louis Lewis-Smith ... Mortal Boy

Domiziana Giordano ... Madeleine
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Reese Foster ... Pall Bearer (uncredited)

Ben Gardiner ... Bum (uncredited)
Doron Jacobs ... Mortal Ticket Collector (uncredited)

Danny Kamin ... Carlos, Plantation Overseer (uncredited)

Gustavo I. Ortiz ... American Soldier (uncredited)
John Risso ... Comedia troupe actor (uncredited)
Greta Valenti ... Girl in Alley (uncredited)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc ... News Anchor (uncredited)
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Directed by
Neil Jordan 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Anne Rice (screenplay)

Anne Rice (novel)

Produced by
David Geffen .... producer
Redmond Morris .... co-producer
Stephen Woolley .... producer
 
Original Music by
Elliot Goldenthal 
 
Cinematography by
Philippe Rousselot (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Mick Audsley 
Joke van Wijk  (as Joke Van Wijk)
 
Casting by
Susie Figgis 
Juliet Taylor 
 
Production Design by
Dante Ferretti 
 
Art Direction by
Malcolm Middleton (supervising art director)
 
Set Decoration by
Francesca Lo Schiavo 
 
Costume Design by
Sandy Powell 
 
Makeup Department
Jan Archibald .... chief hair stylist
Michèle Burke .... makeup applicator: Lestat (as Michele Burke)
Michèle Burke .... makeup supervisor (as Michele Burke)
Yvonne Depatis-Kupka .... period hair stylist
Nick Dudman .... key makeup artist
Eithne Fennel .... key hair stylist (as Eithne Fennell)
Stacy Kelly .... assistant makeup artist (as Stacy Stewart Kelly)
Tammy Kusian .... hair stylist: New Orleans
Renate Leuschner .... hair designer (as Renata Leuschner)
Renate Leuschner .... wig designer: principal wigs (as Renata Leuschner)
Renate Leuschner .... wigmaker: principal wigs (as Renata Leuschner)
Sarah Monzani .... key makeup artist
Johanna Pizzo .... contact lens technician
Kent Richard .... hair stylist
Morag Ross .... key makeup artist
Carol Schwartz .... key makeup artist
Donna Spahn .... hair stylist
Susan Spaid .... key local makeup artist
Michael White .... key hair stylist
Stan Winston .... vampire makeup and effects
Julie M. Woods .... vampire nails (as Julie Woods)
Gary Archer .... dental technician (uncredited)
Anita Burger .... assistant hair stylist (uncredited)
Marianne Collette .... assistant makeup artist: Paris (uncredited)
Jean-Pierre Eychenne .... makeup artist: Paris (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Sandrine Ageorges .... unit manager
Jean-Pierre Avice .... unit production manager: Paris
Chris Brigham .... unit production manager: New Orleans
John Engel .... unit production manager: San Francisco
Philip Kohler .... unit production manager: London
Neri Kyle Tannenbaum .... assistant unit production manager: New Orleans
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Paul F. Bernard .... additional second second assistant director: New Orleans (as Paul Bernard)
Jean-Philippe Blime .... assistant director: Paris (as Jean Philippe Blime)
Joe Burns .... second assistant director: New Orleans and San Francisco
David Carrigan .... additional second assistant director
Mark Clayton .... third assistant director
Patrick Clayton .... first assistant director
Kevin De La Noy .... assistant director: second unit
Dominique Delany .... second assistant director: Paris
James Devis .... assistant director: second unit
James Devis .... second unit director: New Orleans
Susan E. Fiore .... second second assistant director: New Orleans (as Susan Fiore)
Laura Cercone Fiorino .... dga trainee: New Orleans (as Laura Cercone)
Kate Hazell .... third assistant director
Robert Legato .... second unit director (as Rob Legato)
Michael Stevenson .... second assistant director: London and Paris
 
Art Department
Alan Allinger .... construction foreman: New Orleans
Terry Apsey .... construction manager
Kristin Argue .... drapery
Rodney Armanino .... construction coordinator: New Orleans & San Francisco
Martin Asbury .... storyboard artist
Alice Baker .... assistant set decorator: New Orleans
Ken Barley .... chief plasterer
Jack Blanchard .... set dresser
Gail Briant .... greensperson
Bela Brozsek .... set designer
Darryl Carter .... stand-by carpenter
Graham Caulfield .... supervising drapesman
Robbie Clot .... construction foreman: New Orleans (as Rob Clot)
Randall S. Coe .... lead carpenter
Kevin Constant .... assistant art director: New Orleans
Ken Court .... assistant art director
Mike Cunningham .... assistant property manager: New Orleans
Kelly Curley .... art department coordinator: New Orleans
Miranda Diamond .... set designer
Jean-Michel Ducourty .... assistant art director: Paris
Sara Fanelli .... carpenter
Dale Haugo .... lead scenic artist: New Orleans
Frank Hendrick .... set dresser
Michael Hendrick .... set dresser
Guy Hietala .... paint foreman: San Francisco
Tony Horsefield .... stand-by plasterer (as Anthony Horsfield)
Jean-Michel Hugon .... art director: Paris
Bruno Juguet .... painter
Monroe Kelly .... set designer: New Orleans (as Munroe Kelly)
Michael King .... construction buyer
Leo Lauricella .... carpenter
Paul Lay .... stand-by stagehand
David Lusby .... property buyer
Michael S. Martin .... props
Roy Martin .... stand-by painter
Iain McCaig .... storyboard artist
John Mcgregor .... chief carpenter (as John McGregor)
Stephen McGregor .... carpenter
Patrick McGuire .... set dresser
Alice Milburn-Foster .... assistant scenic artist
Les Mills .... stand-by rigger (as Leslie Mills)
Al Mouradian .... greensman: New Orleans (as Albert Mouradian)
John New .... assistant construction manager
Ron Newvell .... chief rigger (as Ronald Newvell)
Ron Nicholls .... stagehand
John Patterson .... construction foreman: New Orleans
Robert Perdziola .... assistant art director: New Orleans (as Bob Perdziola)
Marc Pinquier .... property master: Paris
David C. Potter .... leadman: New Orleans (as David Potter)
Mickey Pugh .... stand-by propman
Tommy Samona .... set dresser: New Orleans
Stephen Scott .... assistant art director
Ros Shingleton .... assistant set decorator
Adrian Start .... chief painter
Jim Statchini .... chief stagehand (as Jim Stachini Snr.)
Philip Steuer .... property master: New Orleans
Chuck Stringer .... carpenter
James E. Tocci .... art director: San Francisco (as Jim Tocci)
Alan Tomkins .... art director: New Orleans
Philippe Turlure .... set decorator: France
Stella Vaccaro .... set designer: New Orleans (as Stella Furner)
Peter Voysey .... chief sculptor
David Warren .... art department assistant
Jake Wells .... dressing prop
Jake Wells .... propman
Terry Wells .... property master
Alyssa Winter .... assistant set decorator: New Orleans
Mickey Woolfson .... stand-by propman (as Micky Woolfson)
Tony Youd .... chief carpenter
Jason Perlander .... construction (uncredited)
David Warren .... art department assistant (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Jack Armstrong .... boom operator
Jean Marie Carroll .... cable person: New Orleans
Matthew Desorgher .... sound maintenance
Tom Fleischman .... sound re-recording mixer (as Tom Fleishman)
Leonard Green .... assistant sound editor
Peter Holt .... foley editor
Dean Humphreys .... sound re-recording mixer
Peter Joly .... sound editor
Eddy Joseph .... supervising sound editor
Nigel Mills .... digital sound editor
Linda Murphy .... boom operator: New Orleans
Robin O'Donoghue .... sound re-recording mixer
Imogen Pollard .... assistant sound editor
Clive Winter .... sound mixer
Nina Hartstone .... assistant sound editor (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Norman Baillie .... special effects buyer
Craig Barr .... technical coordinator: Stan Winston Studios
Bill Basso .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Ken Brilliant .... art department: Stan Winston Studio
Chris Corbould .... special effects floor supervisor
Terence J. Cox .... special effects senior technician (as Terry Cox)
Steve Crawley .... wire effects supervisor
Steve Cullane .... special effects senior technician (as Stephen Cullane)
Richard Davison .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio
Yves De Bono .... special effects supervisor
Peter Fern .... special effects senior technician
Nathalie Fratti .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Roy Goode .... mechanical
Jonathan Gording .... contact lens consultant (as Jonathan Gording O.D.)
Dave Grasso .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Mike Harper .... art department: Stan Winston Studio
Beth Hathaway .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Rich Haugen .... Lestat transformation robotic design: Stan Winston Studios
Jonn Herzberger .... special effects technician: USA
Mark Jurinko .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Eileen Kastner-Delago .... art department: Stan Winston Studio
Matt Kutcher .... special effects: New Orleans
Richard J. Landon .... vampire effects mechanical design: Stan Winston Studio (as Richard Landon)
Lindsay MacGowan .... art department: Stan Winston Studio (as Lindsay McGowan)
Shane Mahan .... vampire makeup design and coordination: Stan Winston Studio
Dale L. Martin .... special effects: New Orleans (as Dale Martin)
Karen Mason .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio
Tony McCray .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio (as Anthony McCray)
Mark 'Crash' McCreery .... concept artist: Stan Winston Studio
Tara Meaney-Crocitto .... production coordinator: Stan Winston Studios
Paul Mejias .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Brian Namanny .... key mechanical: Stan Winston Studios
Trevor Neighbour .... special effects workshop supervisor
Roger Nichols .... senior technician
Tim Nordella .... Lestat transformation robotic design: Stan Winston Studios (as Tim Mordella)
Joey Orosco .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio
Eric Ostroff .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio
Joe Quinlivan .... special effects: New Orleans
Joe Reader .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio
John Rosengrant .... vampire makeup design and coordination: Stan Winston Studio
Alan Scott .... Lestat transformation robotic design: Stan Winston Studios
Andy Sebok .... special effects: New Orleans
Alfred Sousa .... vampire effects mechanical design: Stan Winston Studio
Ian Stevenson .... key technician: Stan Winston Studio
Christopher Swift .... key artist: Stan Winston Studio (as Chris Swift)
Norman Tempia .... special effects poodles
Miles Teves .... concept artist: Stan Winston Studio (as Miles Tevens)
Miles Teves .... sculptor: Stan Winston Studio
Kimberly Verros .... production assistant: Stan Winston Studio (as Kimberley Verros)
Chuck Zlotnick .... production assistant: Stan Winston Studio
Aaron Anawalt .... special effects crew (uncredited)
Jim Charmatz .... art department: Stan Winston Studio (uncredited)
Dominic Hailstone .... special effects technician (uncredited)
Kevin McTurk .... special effects assistant (uncredited)
David Monzingo .... special effects artist: Stan Winston Studio (uncredited)
Jon Neill .... mold maker: Stan Winston Studios (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Michole Bergstrom .... visual effects assistant camera operator: Digital Domain
Angus Bickerton .... motion control
Dennis Blakey .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Kenneth Brain .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Thomas R. Bryant .... visual effects editor: Digital Domain (as Tom Bryant)
Floyd Casey .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Craig Caton .... motion capture engineer: Digital Domain (as Craig Caton-Largent)
Kristen D. Chidel .... digital coordinator (as Kristen Niederholzer)
Candice Chinn .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Judith Crow .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Robin L. D'Arcy .... model/miniature producer: SVSI
Laura Di Blagio .... digital artist: Digital Domain (as Laura DiBiagio)
Feliciano di Giorgio .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Paddy Eason .... digital effects designer: CFC
Peter Farson .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Martin Gutteridge .... special effects miniatures supervisor
Craig Halperin .... digital technical assistant: Digital Domain
Pete Hanson .... studio manager: CFC
Adam Hill .... modelmaker: SVSI
Jim Hillin .... computer graphics supervisor: Digital Domain
Caleb J. Howard .... digital artist
Gary Jackemuk .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Michael Kanfer .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Mark A. Lasoff .... digital artist: Digital Domain (as Mark Lasoff)
Robert Legato .... visual effects director of photography: Digital Domain (as Rob Legato)
Robert Legato .... visual effects supervisor (as Rob Legato)
Mark Lohff .... digital operations manager
Anthony Mabin .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Kevin Scott Mack .... digital painter: Digital Domain (as Kevin Mack)
Josh Margolies .... visual effects assistant editor: Digital Domain
Terrence Masson .... digital artist
Barbara McCullough .... digital production manager: Digital Domain
Chad Merriam .... visual effects production assistant: Digital Domain
Craig Mullins .... digital painter: Digital Domain (as Craig Mullens)
Raj Naiksatam .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Alison O'Brien .... visual effects producer
Erik Penn .... visual effects production assistant: Digital Domain
Price Pethel .... digital compositing supervisor: Digital Domain (as Price Pethal)
Randall J. Rosa .... digital artist: Digital Domain (as Randal Rosa)
Scott Schneider .... model maker
Steven J. Scott .... digital compositor
Patrick Shearn .... visual effects apprentice: Digital Domain
Adam Stark .... digital artist: Digital Domain
Andy Stevens .... visual effects camera assistant: Magic Camera Co
Steve Switaj .... visual effects camera operator: Digital Domain
Peter Takeuchi .... visual effects producer: Digital Domain
Cari Thomas .... visual effects coordinator: Digital Domain
Renée Tymn .... visual effects line-up editor (as Renee Chamblin)
Joe Viskocil .... visual effects pyrotechnic supervisor: Digital Domain
Robert Wait .... visual effects editor: Digital Domain (as Rob Wait)
Jeffrey Edward Baksinski .... technical assistant: Digital Domain (uncredited)
Scott Ross .... general manager: Digital Domain (uncredited)
Robert Small .... technical director (uncredited)
Xique Tymn .... systems administrator (uncredited)
Kieran Woo .... production controller: Digital Domain (uncredited)
Thomas Zell .... effects technician: miniature pyrotechnic (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Mark Dalton .... stunt performer
Laura Dash .... stunt performer
Sean Garland .... stunt production assistant
Nick Gillard .... stunt performer
Harry Harris III .... utility stunts
Sy Hollands .... stunt performer
Paul Jennings .... stunt performer
Mark Lisbon .... stunt performer
Andreas Petrides .... stunt performer
Gary Powell .... stunt performer
Greg Powell .... stunt coordinator
Lee Sheward .... stunt performer
Mark Southworth .... stunt performer
Nick Gillard .... stunt double: Mr. Cruise (uncredited)
Al Goto .... stunts (uncredited)
Brett A. Jones .... stunts (uncredited)
Johnny Martin .... stunts (uncredited)
Jim McConnell .... stunts (uncredited)
Denney Pierce .... stunts (uncredited)
Greg Powell .... stunts (uncredited)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
James Babineaux .... assistant chief lighting technician: New Orleans
Eric Baraillon .... electrical best boy: Paris
Jean-Pierre Baronsky .... specialty lighting technician
Florent Bazin .... focus puller: Paris
J. Chuck Biagio .... best boy grip: San Francisco (as Chuck Biagio)
Adam Biddle .... clapper loader
Bernard Brégier .... key grip: Paris (as Bernard Bregier)
Richard Brooks Burton .... gyrosphere technician: aerial unit
Gary Cadow .... rigging grip
George M. Chappell .... electrician
Stéphane Cry .... electrician
James Devis .... director of photography: second unit
Sascha Dhillon .... camera trainee
François Duhamel .... still photographer (as Francois Duhamel)
Kevin Edland .... best boy
Jack English .... chief lighting technician: New Orleans
Camille Feveille .... clapper loader: Paris
Darren Flindall .... rigger
Caspar Gordon .... video coordinator
Scott Graves .... best boy: San Francisco
Chip Hackler .... first assistant camera: "b" camera, New Orleans
Graham Hall .... focus puller
Herb Harton .... second assistant camera: "b" camera, New Orleans
John Higgins .... chief lighting technician
David Holland .... video coordinator
David Katz .... video assist operator: New Orleans
J. Steven Latham .... second assistant camera: New Orleans (as Steve Latham)
Wayne Leach .... electrician
Clive Mackey .... focus puller: second camera
Colin Manning .... camera grip
Keith Manning .... crane operator
Anastas N. Michos .... camera operator (as Anastas Michos)
Mark Moore .... camera department head
Ted Morris .... first assistant camera: New Orleans
Chris Mortley .... electrician
Chris Mortley .... lighting technician
Daniel Murphy .... electrician
Anne Nicolet .... clapper loader: Paris
Brian W. Nordheim .... loader: New Orleans (as Brian Nordheim)
David B. Nowell .... camera operator: San Francisco (as David Nowell)
Paul Olinde .... lighting technician
Jesse Wayne Parker .... best boy grip: New Orleans (as J. Wayne Parker)
Ronnie Phillips .... electrician
Bobby Powell .... rigging gaffer: San Francisco (as Robert Powell)
C. Alan Rawlins .... key grip: New Orleans (as Alan Rawlins)
Riko Schatke .... key rigging grip
C. Ashley Sudge .... dolly grip: New Orleans (as Ashley Sudge)
Newton TerMeer .... rigging gaffer: New Orleans
Kevin Thompson .... electrician
Richard Vidal .... electrician
Lou Weinert .... assistant camera
Nick Pearson .... grip (uncredited)
Wells A. Smith .... best boy grip: second unit (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Joanna Colbert .... additional casting
Sandra Dawes .... casting: New Orleans (as Sandy Dawes)
Nancy Hayes .... local casting
Nina Henninger .... assistant local casting
Derrick Kardos .... casting assistant
Laura Rosenthal .... casting associate
Karen Sebok .... extras casting: New Orleans
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Gala Autumn .... costumer: additional shooting
Melanie Carter .... costume maker
Anne Cicero .... wardrobe assistant
Patricia Colin .... wardrobe assistant
Nancy Cone .... key costumer
Nigel Egerton .... wardrobe assistant
Robyn Elliott .... costume buyer (as Robyn Elliot)
Ed Fincher .... key costumer
Linda Gardar .... set costumer
Frank Gardiner .... assistant costume designer
Annie Hadley .... chief costume cutter
Bonney Langfitt .... costumer: New Orleans (as Bonny Langfitt)
Dena Matranga .... costumer
John Scott .... costume supervisor
Clare Spragge .... wardrobe assistant
Deirdre N. Williams .... costume supervisor: New Orleans (as Deirdre Williams)
Dominic Young .... costume maker
Timothy Pickles .... military costumes supervisor (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Ann Arkinstall .... second assistant editor
Victoria Boydell .... second assistant editor
Dan Gane .... first assistant editor
Polly Holmes .... second assistant editor: New Orleans
Andrea Isaac .... editing assistant
Amanda Posey .... post-production coordinator
Brian Ufberg .... first assistant editor: New Orleans
 
Music Department
Christopher Brooks .... additional music editor
Michael Connell .... music editor
Peter Davies .... musician
Robert Elhai .... orchestrator
George Fenton .... music supervisor
Joe Gallagher .... assistant music editor
Matthias Gohl .... music producer
Elliot Goldenthal .... orchestrator
Joel Iwataki .... music mixer
Joel Iwataki .... music recordist
Joanna Leach .... musician
Richard Martinez .... electronic music producer
Stephen McLaughlin .... music mixer
Christine Newell .... assistant music editor
Jonathan Sheffer .... conductor
Eliza Thompson .... consultant: source music
Raymond Gniewek .... musician: violin (uncredited)
Deniz Hughes .... additional orchestrator (uncredited)
William Mays .... musician: piano (uncredited)
Louise Schulman .... musician: viola (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Richard Belyeu .... transportation captain: New Orleans (as Ric Belyeu)
Nigel Birtchnell .... transportation
Michael Broadway .... transportation
Mark Davies .... driver: David Geffen
Isabelle Gautier .... transport manager: Paris
Earl R. Hurst Sr. .... driver
Tommy Lee .... transportation
Dave Manning .... transportation
David Pappas .... transportation coordinator: San Francisco
Willie D. Partin .... driver
Gary Paulsen .... transportation coordinator: New Orleans
Terry Reece .... transportation
Rodney Theard .... transportation captain: New Orleans
 
Other crew
Sandrine Ageorges .... location manager: Paris
Robert C. Albertell .... set production assistant: New Orleans (as Rob Albertell)
Piero Amati .... pre-production supervisor
Sallie Jones Arata .... assistant production secretary: New Orleans (as Sallie Jones)
Scott August .... production assistant
Julie Belthoise .... assistant location manager: Paris
Micha Bergese .... choreographer: vampire theatre
Christine Bodelot .... production auditor: Paris
Amanda Brand .... publicist: UK
Danny Cadow .... flying effects technician
Paul A. Calabria .... animal trainer: New Orleans (as Paul Calabria)
Joanny Carpentier .... production coordinator: Paris
Batou Chandler .... production assistant
John Chaney .... livestock wrangler: New Orleans
Pat Curtin .... boat coordinator: New Orleans
Nick Daubeny .... location manager
Charles Davenport .... security supervisor: New Orleans
Diana Dill .... script supervisor
Wayne Docksey .... animal consultant
Michael Doven .... assistant: Tom Cruise
John Erraught .... assistant: Mr. Jordan
David 'Flip' Filippi .... set production assistant: New Orleans
Nicolas Foulatier .... assistant location manager: Paris
Charlie French .... medic
Bonnie Friedman .... office production assistant: New Orleans
Sean Garland .... production assistant: stunt unit
Peter Grassi .... production assistant
Nicky Gregory .... unit nurse
Robert Harman .... wire effects coordinator: New Orleans (as Bob Harman)
Tarn Harper .... assistant accountant
Rick Hicks .... wrangler
Brad Hill .... additional animal trainer
Elston Howard .... assistant location manager: New Orleans (as Elston James Howard)
Gary Huckabay .... location scout
Marianne Jenkins .... assistant production coordinator
Bill Jordan .... security consultant
Steven Kosakura .... stage electronics
Steven Kosakura .... stage engineering
Richard J. Landon .... puppeteer
Mark A. Lasoff .... senior technical director
Deborah Leakey .... assistant accountant (as Debbie Leakey)
Bonni Lee .... production executive: Geffen Pictures
Peter Loop II .... office production assistant: New Orleans (as Peter Loop)
Deb Luchini .... production assistant
Clara Martinez .... assistant: Ms. Lee
Kris Fullan Martinez .... production secretary: San Francisco (as Kris Fullan)
Stephen Masters .... title designer
Virginia McCollam .... assistant location manager: New Orleans
Kathleen McGill .... production accountant: New Orleans
Peter McManus .... assistant accountant
Terry Mellis .... financial controller
Kathryn Mindala .... production accountant: San Francisco
Janine Modder .... production coordinator (as Janine Lodge)
Tim Monich .... dialect coach
Zoe Moore .... floor runner
Luke Morris .... floor runner
Geraldine Niche .... production assistant
George Norfleet .... assistant location manager: New Orleans
Peter Ogunsalu .... assistant: Mr. Woolley
Jason Orans .... assistant: Mr. Woolley, New Orleans
Kathy Orloff .... unit publicist
Terry Ostrow .... set production assistant: New Orleans (as Terri Ostrow)
Roger Phillips .... title designer
Denise Pinckley .... production office supervisor: New Orleans
Stefanie Pleet .... assistant location manager: San Francisco
Amanda Posey .... assistant: Mr. Woolley
Leonard Powell .... security supervisor
Brenda Rawn .... executive assistant: Mr. Jordan
Patty Rivers Schisler .... assistant accountant: New Orleans (as Patty Rivers)
Sean Rogg .... set production assistant: New Orleans
Danny Rose .... office production assistant: New Orleans
Jack Ross .... extras coordinator
Shea Rowan .... set production assistant: New Orleans
Stephanie Samuel .... location manager: New Orleans
Jennifer M. Savoie .... production secretary: New Orleans (as Jennifer Meisle)
Michelle Schluter-Ford .... assistant: Mr. Morris, New Orleans (as Michelle Schluter)
Olivier Servanin .... assistant location manager: Paris
Jon Shaw .... set production assistant: New Orleans
Anne Shields .... assistant accountant
Nick Spetsiotis .... office production assistant: New Orleans
Gail Stempler .... location manager: San Francisco
Yvonne Thunder .... additional assistant: Mr. Jordan
Julien Toujan .... assistant location manager: Paris
Hazel Waite .... production runner
Bart Wenrich .... location manager: New Orleans (as Bart Weinrich)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc .... aerial coordinator
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc .... helicopter pilot: San Francisco (as Bobby 'Z' Zajonic)
Margie Balter .... piano coach: Tom Cruise (uncredited)
Bill Daly .... post-production accountant manager (uncredited)
Brad Galpin .... animal wrangler (uncredited)
Jeff Galpin .... animal wrangler (uncredited)
Sandra Johnson .... set production assistant (uncredited)
Michael Morgenthal .... construction accountant (uncredited)
Mitchell Nyberg .... production assistant (uncredited)
Jennifer M. Savoie .... assistant production coordinator: New Orleans (uncredited)
 
Thanks
River Phoenix .... dedicatee
Ansel M. Stroud Jr. .... the producers would like to thank (as Major General Ansel M. Stroud Jnr., Jackson Barracks, New Orleans)
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Interview with the Vampire" - USA (short title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for vampire violence and gore, and for sexuality
Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parents
Runtime:
123 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English | French
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital | SDDS
Certification:
Argentina:16 | Australia:MA | Chile:18 | Finland:K-16 | Germany:16 | Hong Kong:III | Malaysia:(Banned) | Netherlands:16 | Norway:18 | Peru:18 | Singapore:M18 (re-rating) | Singapore:R(A) (original rating) | Spain:18 | Sweden:15 | UK:18 | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Canada:18 (Nova Scotia) | Canada:R (Manitoba/Ontario) | Canada:18A (Alberta) (2000) | Iceland:16 | South Korea:15 | USA:R (No. 33401) | Philippines:R-18 | Portugal:M/16 | France:-12 | New Zealand:R16 | Brazil:14 | Italy:VM14
Filming Locations:
Albert R. Broccoli 007 Stage, Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UKSee more »
Company:
Geffen PicturesSee more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
The Old Coliseum Theatre in New Orleans, seen when Louis goes to see Tequila Sunrise (1988) in 1988, burned down on 3 February 2006.See more »
Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: Even considering the supernatural powers of vampires, and perhaps his hat was on real tight, when Santiago "dances" up to the top of the tunnel, his hair and cape should have fallen due to gravity.See more »
Quotes:
[first lines]
Louis:So you want me to tell you the story of my life?
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in Interview with a Vibrator (1996) (V)See more »
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Obviously misunderstood, 26 September 1999
Author: Ken-4 from Florida

Someone said that this movie was too cerebral for horror fans who live for drivel like "From Dusk 'Till Dawn", and too much of a horror movie for people who look (or at least pretend to look) for meaning in movies -- pseudo-intellectuals. That person couldn't have been more correct. I'm not a horror fan, I'm not an Anne Rice fan...I'm not even fond of Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and Antonio Banderas. But Interview With a Vampire was a movie that excelled my expectations.

I refused to see this film for 3 years because I believed it would be what I perceived it to be: glitzy Hollywood garbage geared toward adolescent girls with posters of the 3 main actors all over their walls. I finally broke down and rented it, and I was astonished by the incredible performances delivered, the thrilling dialogue and the way it was delivered by the actors, the scenery, the plot, the score...everything. I never thought that Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise could act, but their performances made their unbelievable characters a reality. However, the true star of the film was Kirsten Dunst. At 12 years old, this girl was able to hold her own against her co-stars, and often stole the scene (particularly the incident in which Claudia tries to cut her hair and subsequently Lestat discovers the corpse in her bed.)

You don't want to look for the meaning of life in this movie. It's a story. The plot is basically the history of a vampire's life, and I don't understand why people are compelled to trash a movie because of its simplicity. Look at the title. That's all it is, and if you expect more you're setting yourself up for disappointment. It's not the deepest of movies, that's why it should be enjoyed for the intense dialogue and the great production that went into it. Others trash the movie because of its homoerotic undertones. This aspect is so fleeting that it's ridiculous to dwell on it, and if you dwell on such an insignificant aspect of the movie then you were obviously looking for something to bother you. One additional thing: to even suggest that the violence in this film could be responsible for incidents such as the Columbine High School killings is beyond moronic.

This isn't the greatest movie that has ever been made, it's certainly not a complex analysis of life, or a parable with a moral dictating the enjoyment of life. It's a brilliantly produced gothic tale of a vampire, nothing more and nothing less. In respect to the book, I've never read it and I don't particularly care to read it. But for all of you who have been complaining about the movie not living up to the novel, here's a clue that might prove useful in the future: the book is ALWAYS better than the film. Don't waste your time complaining about something that is understood.

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