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15th August 2009, 03:21
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Interview with a Vampire - remake
Well, technically a reboot of The Vampire Chronicles.
Robert Downey Jr as LeStat? We'll see.  I guess that's the next logical step these days; combine the two biggest Hollywood fads - Vampires and remakes. Vampire Chronicles brad 
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16th August 2009, 14:01
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Re: Interview with a Vampire - remake
The Vampire Lestat was the best of the original trilogy - so could be good.
Not sure about RDJ though... The Body Thief was okay the rest cash in hell. Lee 
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16th August 2009, 19:43
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Re: Interview with a Vampire - remake
Okay.
But make sure the hire a competent cinematographer who will give us something we havn't seen. Hope they make IT atmospheric. Something we havn't seen. The first one was atmospheric. But I hope they don't repeat the same cinematic style. Where is the new breed of screenwriters and directors like MR. DUNCAN JONES....????? Knock us off our seat. Don't bore us with the same Vampire crap....
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16th August 2009, 19:48
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16th August 2009, 22:37
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Re: Interview with a Vampire - remake
Speaking of murky...
These photos are from the production/transpo lot @ Universal... They were taken on a Wednesday. Just to show how slllooooowwww it is right now in Hollywood. From what I understand, it's like this at every major studio. I also added a couple shots of the rebuild going on @ the Universal backlot. If you remember, it burned down a couple years ago.
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16th August 2009, 23:18
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Re: Interview with a Vampire - remake
Damn...
That's disheartening.
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