Brad Pitt Admitted He Was Unhappy While Filming Interview With The Vampire. Now, The Director Weighs In On Why He ‘Suffered’

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Brad Pitt was certainly no stranger to Hollywood prior to 1994, but that year arguably propelled him to movie star status thanks to him starring in The Favor, Legend of the Fall and Interview with the Vampire. That latter movie in particular has remained a fan-favorite all these years later, with Pitt starring opposite Tom Cruise in this adaptation of Anne Rice’s same-named novel. However, Pitt admitted last year that he was “miserable” when he filmed Interview with the Vampire, and now director Neil Jordan has shared his take on why the actor “suffered” during this time.

Anthony Mackie Takes Credit for Ryan Gosling’s Career

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As a devoted cinema enthusiast, I’d put it this way: In a recent video called “Anthony Mackie’s Memories,” Anthony Mackie himself has boldly stated that the new Captain America is responsible for making quite a few fellows shine in the spotlight.

Judy Greer Calls The Long Walk a ‘Really Dark’ Stephen King Movie

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Among the four upcoming movie adaptations by Stephen King set to release next year, The Long Walk seems particularly timely and relevant. Originally a novel written by King under the pseudonym Richard Bachman in 1979, the story unfolds in a dystopian future governed by a tyrannical regime that annually selects 100 teenage boys for an appalling competition with survival as the only prize. The narrative serves as a social critique of the Vietnam War, and is helmed by Francis Lawrence, director of The Hunger Games. The film boasts an ensemble cast of both fresh talents and seasoned actors like Judy Greer, who recently hinted at the movie’s intriguing aspects when it premieres in 2025.

Best Fantasy Movies on Paramount+ to Watch Right Now

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On Paramount+, you’ll find a vast array of films that can transform an ordinary movie night into an exciting and enjoyable event. Whether you’re in the mood for a good laugh with movies like “Poppa’s House,” revisit classics such as “Clueless,” “School of Rock,” or “Mean Girls,” or prefer to be scared witless by horror films including “Friday the 13th,” “The Twilight Zone,” or “A Quiet Place: Day One,” Paramount+ caters to every whim.