#jacob anderson
Sometimes those scenes would go on and on and on and you’d be like…are they going to call cut? Cause this is going on forever.
121122 / Carol Cutshall Instagram Updates (2 posts)
1: LOUIS’ color palette.This is where he starts, in 1910. My key word was GOLDEN. Our story revolves around Louis. He is our SUN. He is our MAGIC HOUR, our GOLDEN HOUR. That magical moment LESTAT hasn’t seen in 150 years and he is drawn to Louis’ flame like a moth.
Boots: @/jitterbug.boy
Suits: P&K
Shirt: @/antoshirt
Suit fabric: Bateman and Ogden wool suiting from @/westerncostumecompany
Car coat built by Terry Wilton, Alumni Atelier, Mobile AL
Car coat fabric from Artee’ Fabrics and Home, New Orleans, La
Vintage buttons from @/promenadefabrics
Car coat aged in house by Julie Ebel
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2: LOUIS’ color palette. Earthy golden and amber greens. Sepia. Drenched in magic hour gold. Flying too close to the sun. The beginning of Louis’ color story.
Gorgeous custom boots by Jeff Churchill @/jitterbug.boy
Custom shirts: @/antoshirt
“I stopped reading the script halfway through because my heart was pounding,” Anderson says of his first read of the material. He’d gone through eight rounds of auditions before landing the part. “I was just struck by it. The way that Louis processes his grief, his shame, his guilt, and his lack of acceptance of himself, are things that I really relate to and have throughout my life. I felt a little bit violated initially, like, somebody was shining a torch into my brain.”
JACOB ANDERSON for Vanity Fair (2022) | ph. by Kevin Scanlon
111122 / immortal_amc twitter update
Start gettin’ those questions ready because today at 1pm ET, @/jacobanderson and Sam Reid are doin’ a Reddit AMA!
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“[Jacob] Anderson indulges in minor explosions as Louis, but he excels in implosion. Louis is a slightly more active part, mainly because of the interactions with mortals, which makes his inward retreats that much more pronounced. All of a sudden, it seems, there’s nobody home. When Anderson checks out, he leaves a completely abandoned space behind.”
