Mig Ayesa

En quête de popularité, le vampire Lestat s'initie à la musique rock et devient le chanteur d'un groupe underground. La raison de son succès : son allure et ses manières de vampire. Nuit après nuit, des groupies se pressent dans sa somptueuse demeure, lui fournissant en abondance le sang frais nécessaire à sa survie. Au cours de sa fulgurante ascension, Lestat fait la rencontre de Jesse Reeves, une étudiante anglaise, nièce de la vampire Maharet. Fragile, désorientée, la jeune fille s'offre à Lestat et demande à être initiée par lui. Mais pour la première fois, celui-ci se refuse à profiter d'une innocente. En rompant avec la traditionnelle discrétion des vampires, Lestat s'attire la haine de Marius, son ancien maître, et réveille la soif de pouvoir de la reine Akasha, qui décide d'en faire son compagnon.

Pilot movie for the TV-Series.

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