‘Interview With the Vampire’ Finally Introduces the Real Lestat

“He’s a broken creature, and verging on insane, so he’s not really at his peak,” Sam Reid tells TheWrap about the long-awaited finale moment

Close-up of Sam Reid as Lestat De Lioncourt in "Interview with the Vampire"
Sam Reid as Lestat De Lioncourt in "Interview with the Vampire" (Larry Horricks/AMC)

Note: This story contains spoilers through Season 2, Episode 8

After two seasons and 15 episodes, “Interview With the Vampire” finally introduced the real Lestat in the Season 2 finale, “And That’s the End of It. There’s Nothing Else.” The iconic vampire has appeared in the memories of multiple characters, in dreams and hallucinations, but now, he has finally appeared in a scene without subjective bias — and he might not be quite what audiences expected.

Seductively cruel in Louis’ recollection, violent and manipulative in Claudia’s, and cartoonishly callous in Armand’s, Lestat is “a shell of himself” when we finally meet him, according to actor Sam Reid.

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