Interview with the Vampire (TV) Cast
The cast of Interview with the Vampire. Updated on September 4, 2025.
71 actors
Jacob Anderson
as Louis de Pointe du Lac (9 episodes)

Jacob Anderson plays Louis de Pointe du Lac, a vampire who recounts his past and complex relationship with Lestat.

Sam Reid
as Lestat de Lioncourt (9 episodes)

Sam Reid portrays Lestat de Lioncourt, a charismatic and manipulative vampire connected to Louis.

Delainey Hayles
as Claudia (2 episodes)

Delainey Hayles takes on the role of Claudia, a young vampire navigating her life in a world of immortals.

Bailey Bass
as Claudia (7 episodes)

Bailey Bass also plays Claudia, contributing to the character's rich development.

Eric Bogosian
as Daniel Molloy (9 episodes)

Eric Bogosian acts as Daniel Molloy, the interviewer engaging with Louis's story.

Ben Daniels
as Santiago (2 episodes)

Ben Daniels plays Santiago, another vampire who intersects with Louis and Lestat's lives.

Steven G. Norfleet
as Paul de Pointe du Lac (1 episode)

Steven G. Norfleet is Paul de Pointe du Lac, a member of Louis's human family.

Kalyne Coleman
as Grace de Pointe du Lac (5 episodes)

Kalyne Coleman portrays Grace de Pointe du Lac, Louis's sister.

John DiMaggio
as Alderman Fenwick (3 episodes)

John DiMaggio plays Alderman Fenwick, part of the wider social and political landscape impacting Louis.

Chris Stack
as Thomas 'Tom' Anderson (5 episodes)

Chris Stack takes on the role of Thomas 'Tom' Anderson, another individual in Louis's human past.

Rae Dawn Chong
as Florence de Pointe du Lac (4 episodes)

Rae Dawn Chong is Florence de Pointe du Lac, another family member of Louis.

Jeff Pope
as Finn O'Shea (3 episodes)

Jeff Pope plays Finn O'Shea, involved in Louis's story.

Dana Gourrier
as Bricktop Williams (3 episodes)
Christian Robinson
as Levi Frenier (5 episodes)
Najah Bradley
as Lily (1 episode)
Eugenie Nall Bondurant
as Miss Carol (1 episode)
Rachel Handler
as Peg Leg Doris (3 episodes)
Mike Harkins
as Father Matthias (1 episode)
Aurélien Barnes
as Remy Dupre (1 episode)
Joi Richardson
as Working Gal (1 episode)
Andre De'Sean Shanks
as Fair Play Waiter (1 episode)
Kyle Roussel
as Jelly Roll Morton (2 episodes)
Jude Severin
as Wedding Pastor (1 episode)
Rosha Washington
as Funny Guest (1 episode)
Nicole Elaine Heinen
as Iolanta (1 episode)
Jody Thompson
as Cornfed Salesman (1 episode)
Tony Manna
as Mr. Carlo (1 episode)
Escalante Lundy
as Milkman (1 episode)
Anoop Surya
as Dubai Butler #1 (1 episode)
Zuhair Ahmed
as Dubai Butler #2 (1 episode)
Kirill Sheynerman
as Damek (1 episode)
Kameron Lopreore
as Woeful Tenor (1 episode)
Sarah Jane McMahon
as Sofia Consoli (1 episode)
Joe Reynolds
as Lawyer (1 episode)
Terry J. Nelson
as Tourist (1 episode)
Maura Grace Athari
as Antoinette (4 episodes)
Thomas Antony Olajide
as Jonah (1 episode)
Peyton Turner
as Grace's Twin #1 (1 episode)
Paris Turner
as Grace's Twin #2 (1 episode)
Stephen JF Walker
as John in the Crowd (1 episode)
Garrett Kruithof
as Police Captain (1 episode)
Grant Pfost
as Doughboy on the Coffin Wall (1 episode)
John Charles II
as Man on Street (1 episode)
Ethan Uslan
as Lestat Piano Double (1 episode)
Brian Anthony Wilson
as Mortician (1 episode)
Xavier Mills
as Charlie (1 episode)
Melissa Lehman
as Willing Betty (1 episode)
Mary Risener
as Leader (1 episode)
Catherine Guffey
as T-Strap (1 episode)
Georgia Morgan
as Laughing Girl (1 episode)
Damon Daunno
as Bruce (1 episode)
Bryan Fenkart
as (1 episode)
Rudy Eisenzopf
as Chief Bardeen (2 episodes)
Walker Babington
as Deputy Bastile (1 episode)
Casey Hendershot
as Burly Deputy (1 episode)
Chester Rushing
as Collegian (1 episode)
Jaden Begnaud
as Dandy Date (1 episode)
Luke Brandon Field
as Young Daniel Molloy (1 episode)
Gopal Divan
as (1 episode)
Brent Phillip Henry
as San Francisco Bartender (1 episode)
Brad Heberlee
as (1 episode)
Matthew Dennis Lewis
as Matthew McPhail (1 episode)
Russell Dennis Lewis
as Mark McPhail (1 episode)
Choppy Guillotte
as Master of Ceremonies (1 episode)
Wendy Miklovic
as Opera Society Madame (1 episode)
Amy Chaffee
as Widow Meredith (1 episode)
Kermit Burns III
as Man Flirting (1 episode)
Assad Zaman
as Rashid (7 episodes)
Elisha Davis
as Liberty Street Girl (uncredited) (1 episode)
Cameron Stout
as Jacked Sailor (1 episode)
Paul Sanchez
as Man with Glasses (1 episode)
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