In a captivating twist, imagine a blend of spies, hidden chambers, and mystical vampires! Could there be anything more intriguing? Perhaps we’re yearning for an intelligent, elusive, endearing orphan, much like Anne Rice’s character Guy Anatole, who possesses the extraordinary ability to read minds. Or maybe it’s the iconic characters from “Interview with the Vampire” that we long for – Eric Bogosian as Daniel Molloy and Justin Kirk as Raglan James. And let’s not forget Elizabeth McGovern’s portrayal of Helen, the powerful leader of the Talamasca’s New York Motherhouse, who has already captivated our hearts. Fortunately, the trailer for “Anne Rice’s Talamasca: The Secret Order” promises us just that and so much more!
It’s still unclear exactly which mysteries about the Immortal Universe that The Talamasca will solve, but we do know this… As people get close to vampires and other supernatural beings, there often appear to be two main outcomes: either death or abandoning humanity. It’s understandable why someone might eventually find themselves drawn towards joining the vampires. We’ll just have to wait and see where Guy ends up by the end of The Talamasca season one.
The debut of “Anne Rice’s Talamasca: The Secret Order” is scheduled for this coming Sunday, October 26th at 9pm Eastern Time/Pacific Time, on both AMC and AMC+. Each subsequent episode will be made available every Sunday. In total, the first season of “The Talamasca” consists of six episodes.
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