In AMC's series, Daniel is back, this time played by Eric Bogosian. Christian Slater plays Daniel in the film: a young, rash reporter. The 1994 film starts with reporter Daniel Molloy in present-day San Francisco interviewing the enigmatic Louis de Pointe du Lac, who swears he's a vampire. Salon sinks our teeth into what to expect from the new series and how it differs from the film. “In season two, that might be something we might want to play with,” she says.How AMC's 'Interview with the Vampire' will expand on Lestatĭidn't we already do this story? Not like this. In the future, says Granito, AMC might try to align advertisers with the store. Executives had to find appropriate products and retailers and manufacturers who wanted to take part, and also look into production and licensing. Preparations for the “Night Market” launch have taken around a year, says Granito. The store will include items from, Blissy, a maker of silk goods The Million Roses, Eternal Flame, a candle manufacturer and Magill Los Angeles, a maker of men’s apparel.

The TV series features Jacob Anderson, Sam Reid, Bailey Bass and Eric Bogosian.ĪMC is teaming up with a group of specialty retailers to fill the “Night Market’s” virtual shelves.

The book was turned into a 1994 film that starred Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Kirsten Dunst. “Interview With the Vampire,” based on Rice’s 1976 novel, takes the audience through the centuries-old life of vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac as told to a journalist. “We thought this was buzzy and fun, and with our investment in the Anne Rice universe, we really wanted to launch something with series one, season one that had longevity and room to grow,” says Granito, adding that the initiative “is being built from the underground up.” NBCUniversal, for its part, has over the past few years ramped up its efforts to sell goods via efforts done through networks like Bravo and Syfy. franchises “Today” and “Good Morning America. Both ABC and NBC have made e-commerce a part of the digital operations of A.M. The boutique marks TV’s latest flirtation with e-commerce, which some executives in the industry see as a new line of revenue worth developing as traditional categories of cash flow, such as advertising and syndication, become less stable. Visitors who try to peruse its goods during daylight hours will be told to return after sunset. The “Night Market” will only be open between 7 p.m.

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