Showrunner Rolin Jones teased their method for Job interview With the Vampire Period 3 definitely need to it get an formal get from AMC. At the second, the supernatural drama is presently airing its second installment with only two a lot more remaining episodes left for this period.

What will the probable Job interview With the Vampire Year 3 be about?

In a current job interview, Jones verified that the possible Job interview With the Vampire Time 3 would be influenced by Anne Rice‘s 1985 novel The Vampire Lestat. In the original novel, Lestat writes his have autobiography, immediately after waking up to Daniel Molloy’s Job interview with the Vampire as an previously released reserve. This seemingly teased the revolutionary team’s technique to shift the show’s tale from telling Louis’ facet of the tale for two seasons to exploring the story of Sam Reid’s Lestat de Lioncourt.

“There’s no environmentally friendly light. I can not talk about it,” Jones pointed out (by implies of Collider). “I can only communicate about this: The up coming book I would do would be The Vampire Lestat. I have no idea who tends to make the conclusions about why matters are titled what they are. I believe it’s called The Vampire Lestat. That’s what I think it is known as, so that is what I would like to make. We’re presently pulling from other books. We have pulled from The Vampire Lestat. We have pulled from The Queen of the Damned. We’ve pulled from The Vampire Armand. We have pulled a minor bit or at the very least some seeds from The Body Thief. There is some stuff from Prince Lestat. We’ve read through them. We’re creating this factors as if they are all one huge matter.”

Interview With the Vampire is ready and executive created by Emmy nominee Rolin Jones, who also serves as the showrunner. Season 2 stars Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac, Sam Reid as Lestat de Lioncourt, Delainey Hayles as Claudia, Ben Daniels as Santiago, Eric Bogosian as Daniel Molloy, Assad Zaman as Armand, and more. It is govt produced by Mark Johnson and Christopher Rice.