the witching hour nine tales of divine horror anne rice

With regard to Christ the Lord, Out of Egypt and Christ the Lord, The Road to Cana, we have had interest from film makers, but have not yet concluded a deal for a film. The film rights to Ramses the Damned were sold in the 1990’s amid very high expectations, but no film resulted. Later on, we had considerable interest from NBC in making a mini-series of The Witching Hour for television, but after three scripts and many meetings, this production was scrapped as well. The first time was with Warner Brothers in the early 1990’s, but this production was stopped by the studio when “Interview with the Vampire” went into production. With regard to The Witching Hour, we have come close to having a filmed version. When Feast of All Saints was being filmed for Showtime, I visited the set, met the actors and actresses, and had many a conversation with the director Peter Medak, and the writer, John Wilder. I had the privilege of writing the script for “Interview with the Vampire” and I greatly admire Neil Jordan’s direction of this film. The only two adaptations of my work for film that I recommend are “Interview with the Vampire” directed by Neil Jordan and the mini series, Feast of All Saints, made by Showtime. Called Out of Darkness:A Spiritual Confession (2008)īooks to Film: What Happened, What is Happening and What May Happen in the Future:.

The Master of Rampling Gate (Vampire Short Story) (1982).

Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana (2008).Prince Lestat and the Realmsof Atlantis (2016).Blood Communion: A Tale ofPrince Lestat (2018).Ramses the Damned:The Reign of Osiris (2022).

The witching hour nine tales of divine horror anne rice