Interview with the Vampire (TV Series)

...The Ruthless Pursuit of Blood with All a Child's Demanding (2022)

Jacob Anderson: Louis de Pointe du Lac

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Quotes 

• Claudia : How does it work, love between two men?

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : It works like... I don't know. Works like love.

• Lestat de Lioncourt : I'm not sure how I feel about that pleated skirt.

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : It's chiffon. It has movement.

• Grace de Pointe du Lac : We need to talk about the house.

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : [scoffs]  Over the cold body of our mama. Was wonderin' why I got an invite this time.

  Grace de Pointe du Lac : You don't need it. You haven't needed it for years.

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : Well, good we've got each other's backs.

  [to his mother's body] 

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : Make you proud, you hear?

  Levi : We can pay you in installments.

  Grace de Pointe du Lac : You and your white daddy are doing fine in the Quarter. We can't pay you what it's worth and you don't need the money.

• Louis de Pointe du Lac : Vivid writer, isn't she? A singular style.

  Daniel Molloy : Anne Frank meets Stephen King.

• Claudia : How old are you again, Uncle Les?

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : Hundred and sixty.

  Lestat de Lioncourt : A hundred and fifty-nine.

• Louis de Pointe du Lac : Some sleep is what she needs.

  Lestat de Lioncourt : Sedation is what she needs.

• Daniel Molloy : So, it begs the question, where were all these diaries in 1973?

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : Scattered. One in New Orleans, another in Paris.

  Daniel Molloy : Bullshit.

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : [long pause]  Claudia was... everything. I loved her unconditionally. All the noise, the chaos, the crisis of my former existence, silenced. The simple joy of her hand in mine.

  Daniel Molloy : You had a daughter.

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : I had a daughter.

  Daniel Molloy : I've got two. The love is kind of...

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : And if you were to come across their diaries and learn, in detail, how and when you failed them, would you share those failures with a brash young reporter you met at Polynesian Mary's?

• Louis de Pointe du Lac : Charlie's death ushered in one of the darkest eras in our lives. The oh-so-delicate balance of our oh-so-delicate household was shattered. The fantasy of happiness burst. Claudia was...

  Daniel Molloy : A band-aid for a shitty marriage?

  Louis de Pointe du Lac : I was going to say... something else. But yes, that's almost certainly what she felt like.