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The Vampire Lestat: Backstage Pass + Thirst Tweets (Patreon)

Published:
2026-07-29 19:13:39
Imported:
2026-11

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Backstage Pass + Thirst Tweets: Vidyard, WeTransfer

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ten

this is the healing I need after a season of horrors 😭🙏🏻

Olivia

maybe my version is different but i dont think you had the bts for episode for which is such a shame as it was probably my fav ep of the season and the bts is great! still loving this reaction and hope for more interviews if schedules allow!

user12345678

the contrast of jacob loving all the tweets while you can see the hope in sam's eyes die as he reads more and more tweets is genuinely so funny and i usually avoid videos like this but jacob/sam are so delightful together that i could not resist

nina host

This was so delightful! The cast are all so lovely and insightful about the characters they're playing. There is also the after dark show that aired after every ep where they answered questions and played a bit. If you're thinking of going through interviews, it's an enjoyable watch even if the host was not particularly the best. There's also the autumn brown interviews on youtube, she's just so lovely and has longer interviews with near all the actors and she really delves deeper and asks wonderful questions. Also, I haven't read the books but if I'm not mistaken I don't think qotd is the last book with lestat pov

Kathryn Loveless

So bad news - stained glass eyes is on the album twice. And it is amazing both times.

Jacob Bess

If the next seasons about the queen does that mean she’s the new narrator? Because that be interesting

Feather Noir

I second the Autumn Brown interviews for deep dive character stuff with the actors!!! The After Dark eps are fun for what they are but, yeah, the host could be better.

Feather Noir

If they follow the books, it will still be Lestat overall but it will also have other POVs mixed in as each chapter follows a different POV. The cast of characters expands a LOT in this book. I have no idea how they will translate this to the screen. It's a hard thing to convey in a show, especially one that only has 7-10 episodes. (I'm holding out hope they will give us 10 eps next season as this show really needs it.)

Nicole Mazza

You're right about Gabrielle -- she needs to be the center of attention, especially with Lestat. You even see that with her 'acting up/out' during Lestat's interview with Daniel, where she pulls Lestat's double into the bathroom and has loud sex, disrupting everything and pulling the attention. She's as much of a brat as Lestat is in that sense. And that's why Louis scares her during 'Brutal Love' -- Louis is someone who pulls focus from her with Lestat and that's something she's both not used to, but also very threatened by.

Nicole Mazza

Oh, and if you ever want more deep dives: 1) On the AMC YouTube channel (and I think on the app?), there is an 'After Dark' show for each episode that lasts about 30 minutes. It's a bit like a 'Talking Dead' sort of thing, where the cast is interviewed about the episode and while sometimes it's awkward (sometimes the games don't land, imo), there's usually some interesting insight for each episode. (Oh, and Assad is even more adorable in these sort of things. I'm always amazed that he rarely sits still, as he's so still when he's playing Armand). 2) There's also a great YouTuber called Autumn Bottom Brown that interviews cast, directors, writers, set designers, etc for the show each week when the show is running (all the episodes are up on YouTube) and you can definitely get some great insights watching those too. (Plus, I think Autumn is hilarious and the crew are very comfortable with her, so she gets some really fun interviews)

Rebel Pilot

oh this was a fun BTS video reaction, Really loved this season, each week I was floored again. They did a stellar job. Also I was soo you Brit when I found out how offline and pure Sam Reid was. Bussy I cant! Seeing this makes me wish you could do an reaction to the Oliver Stark and ryan guzman thirsttweets vid. That was amazing too. (and as you mentioned here they realy do have a knack for catering the tweets to the comfortlevel just right ;) )

Queerly Victorian

I’ve never had a chance to put this anywhere, and it feels slightly heretical for Gaywatch, but I actually knew Sam Reid as an actor before this show because of a 2013 indie straight historical romance that he was the male lead in called Belle, based on a real story of a half-Black British heiress in Regency times around the end of slavery in Britain. He plays a sensitive and politically passionate minister’s son who wants to become a lawyer and advocate for abolition. John Davinier and Lestat de Lioncourt could not be more different, but they share Sam Reid’s beautiful penchant for a teary-eyed and screaming monologue. This film is near and dear to me as true positive example of masculinity not only in a period piece but a straight romance, which is validating in its own way as bi guy. (Also, added bonus, Tom Felton of Draco Malfoy fame plays a bitch boy racist aristocrat and it’s frankly pitch perfect casting)

Brittany Diamond

Oh I have seeeeeeeeeen Oliver and Ryan's thirst tweet video, that's a great time. <3

Brittany Diamond

Oh so they did have bts for ep 4? My download just went to credits so I thought they didn't have one for whatever reason. 🤦🏻

Stephanie Carroll

Sam just loves to be on his farm here in Australia with his doggo and gf 😂🤣… he avoids socials like the plague (not that I blame him cos he got a lot of hatred back in s1)

Janeka Rector

I agree, the Autumn Bottom Brown interviews are lovely because she just lets them talk for an hour. There are book spoilers for the ones with Sam Reid because he talks about which book a certain storyline comes from whether they’ve aired or have yet to be adapted. They’re still so fun and I think you would really get the meat to your questions because the director Jane Wu talks about episode 6 and how she visually puts it together. Sam and Jacob talk about that episode at length. And there’s a wonderful interview with Hannah Moscovich. So if the book series bits aren’t worrisome for you, do watch and hopefully you can watch with us? (Hopeful look). Also, if you ever look at the titles to the Anne Rice books… they tell you what the book is about so.. it’s also hard to talk about future spoilers on a series of books written over the last 50 years. And yes, AMC has a series called After dark that has the cast and crew talk about each episode.