Interview With The Vampire 1994 DVDRip XviD-plutonium87

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Interview With The Vampire 1994 DVDRip XviD-plutonium87
  • Release date: 11 Nov 1994
  • Release year: 1994
  • Runtime: 123 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: vampire, gothic, immortality, monster as victim, 18th century, betrayal, interview, guilt, death, female vampire
  • Budget: $60,000,000
Plot:
A night in San Francisco, during our time: A young journalist follows a man through the streets and they end up in an anonymous room. When the journalist starts to interview the man, the stranger tells him that he is a vampire, being over 200 years old. The journalist doesn't believe him, but after the man proves it's true, he tells his story: His name is Louis and in 18th century New Orleans he was 24, by this time owner of an estate and a widower already. One night, when he once again was destroying himself by drinking and other things, he was found by Lestat, a vampire, who bit him. But even after becoming a vampire, life wasn't fun for Louis until one night he met a little girl, Claudia, who would change his existence forever.

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