With abrand-spanking new trailerforTalamasca: The Serect Ordercoming out of San Diego Comic Con, there also comes a surprise for fans ofAnne Rice’s Immortal Universe. Last seen inInterview With the Vampire,Eric Bogosian, who plays investigative journalist, Daniel Molloy, will crossover in the new series all about the society that observes the supernatural underworld.Nicholas Denton(Dangerous Liaisons,Glitch),Elizabeth McGovern(Downton Abbey),William Fichtner(The Dark Knight), as well asMaisie Richardson-Sellers(Nine Perfect Strangers,DC’s Legends of Tomorrow),Celine Buckens(Showtrial,The Ex-Wife), andJason Schwartzman(Mountainhead,Pavements) will all appear in the upcoming new installment from the Immortal Universe.
Molloy, inInterview With the Vampire, which starsSam Reid, Jacob Anderson, Bailey Bass, and more, is the journalist who literally pens the interview with the vampire. Louis de Pointe du Lac (Anderson) allows Molloy to hear the story all about how he came into contact with the Lestat de Lioncourt (Reid) and the tales that ensued. Molloy interviews Louis twice, fifty years apart, the first time asking all the wrong questions. Alongside the news of his appearance, AMC has released two images of Bogosian in Talamasca, including him getting ready to sign his infamousInterview With the Vampirebook.
What Is ‘Talamasca: The Secret Order’?
The new series joinsInterview With the VampireandMayfair Witchesin the Immortal Universe on AMC. Per the shiny new trailer that dropped at San Diego Comic Con, fans will get to see Nicholas Denton as Guy, a new recruit for the Talamasca. He seems to be initially learning the ropes from Elizabeth McGovern’s Helen, who narrates the trailer. The important part of the Talamasca is observation, always watching, which means staying out of sight of vampires, witches, and demons. One of Guy’s first tasks seems to involve some kind of vampire attack, with a file featuring a victim sporting a mangled throat. Guy is recruited for an ability he seems to want to hide. As he continues,Guy is warned that the Talamasca aren’t who they say they are(what secret society is? Let’s be real here.)The trailer doesn’t give any indication of how Molloy will end up entangled with the plot ofTalamasca: The Secret Order,but given his very public journalistic efforts with a supernatural being and Talamasca’s very secretive nature, that natural dichotomy may drive some of the friction in his appearance.
Talamasca: The Secret Orderpremieres October 26. Stay with Collider for the latest updates.
Talamasca: The Secret Order
