Biography: Anne Rice - Vampires, Witches and Best Sellers

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This documentary profiles the "vampire queen" of New Orleans, Anne Rice. The author of the popular vampire books, such as The Interview with a Vampire, talks about her life and the inspiration she takes from her native city. Before achieving literary fame with The Vampire Chronicles, Rice had long been interested in the city's colorful history, penning several historical novels about the Crescent City, including The Feast of All Saints, a story about the Free People of Color of New Orleans. The author talks of how her hometown continues to inform her work. She also shares details of the personal tragedies that have deepened her life and work. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 50 mins

Categories:: Documentary

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	Ted K.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

I can remember growing up in uptown New Orleans and hearing jazz and seeing the people gathering for her Halloween balls. New Orleans WAS a great place to live. I belonged to one of the few authentic Creole families, left in the city. My grandmother and aunt were very skilled in Voodoo and spells. My great uncle was a Voodoo priest. Anyone who wants to know the authnetic history of New Orleans can always trust what Ann Rice says. She has to be the most educated person regarding New Orleans

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	Linda L.

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I have not read her books in a long time, but will re-read "Interview with the Vampire" probably. She has led quite a life and seen a lot of tragedy and I understand a lot of her life's experiences have ended up in her writing.

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