AMC Networks has successful property on its fingers with the Anne Rice Immortal Universe, which so far contains “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches.” Its third spinoff, at the moment titled “Anne Rice’s The Talamasca,” is on the way in which, and it’s discovered its lead in Nicholas Denton (Harmful Liaisons, Glitch).
The six-episode inaugural season will give attention to the women and men answerable for monitoring and containing the witches, vampires, and different creatures scattered across the globe.
“Anne Rice’s The Talamasca” is deliberate for a 2025 debut with manufacturing getting underway subsequent month in Manchester, England.
Denton will star as “Man Anatole. He’s sensible, good-looking, and sharp on the floor, however he’s all the time recognized that his thoughts works slightly in another way. On the cusp of graduating legislation faculty, he’s approached by a consultant of the Talamasca, a secretive company that displays and protects us from the supernatural world. When Man learns that the Talamasca has been monitoring him since his childhood, he falls headlong right into a world of secret brokers and immortal beings who, so far, have maintained a fragile steadiness with the mortal world. However for that steadiness to carry, and for Man to outlive, he must be taught to embrace the darkish, treacherous depths of his true and singular self.”
John Lee Hancock (The Blind Facet) and Mark Lafferty (“Halt and Catch Fireplace”) would be the showrunners and govt producers, with John Lee Hancock seated within the director’s chair. Mark Johnson, who oversees the Anne Rice Immortal Universe, may even function govt producer.
The sequence joins “Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire,” which concluded its critically acclaimed second season earlier this yr, and “Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches,” returning for a second season in early 2025, within the increasing Anne Rice Immortal Universe on AMC and AMC+.
With manufacturing set to start quickly, anticipate to listen to much more about this sequence quickly.
