Sam Reid on The Vampire Lestat: Akasha's Monologue Left Him "Sick" and in Awe
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Meghan O'Keefe
Summary
AMC's The Vampire Lestat Season 3 Episode 5 "New York" reveals how Lestat obtained the "blood of Akasha" through flashbacks. Actor Sam Reid describes feeling "sick" and that "time stood still" when first reading Akasha's powerful monologue, delivered by Sheila Atim. The episode features Marius de Romanus recruiting Lestat to watch over the frozen Akasha.
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DeciderSam Reid on The Vampire Lestat: Akasha's Monologue Left Him "Sick" and in Awedecider.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThat monologue that she has… is just, like, astonishing
Time stood still
Felt sick
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