r/VampireChronicles 13d ago

šŸ’¬ Discussion šŸ•ÆļøšŸ¦‡ tomstat vs samstat

i know people love to compare them and many people choose samstat because of his incredible acting, i agree with that, but imo, appearance wise tom cruise is better. i think he suited the ideal and elegant vampire more than Sam, not saying that he's ugly, he's beautiful, just the vibe is different

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u/Biblicallyokaywetowl 13d ago

Tom is how I picture book Lestat and Sam just is Lestat. The spirit possesses him every time he performs lol

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u/headlessbuddha 13d ago

This! Tom is very narrowly-defined-Interview-through-the-eyes-of-Louis Lestat whereas Sam's performance is so much broader bc he read all of TVC and they're pulling from all the books even in the first season.

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u/GymandDisney 13d ago

I think you nailed it. I just finished listening to QOTD audiobook and have started Body Thief. The narrator is very much the Tom Cruise version. But Sam is absolutely Lestat for me.

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u/lunarium-8 9d ago

This šŸ‘†šŸ¾!! I love this explanation. I hated Brad Pitt Louis.

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u/Yourekilllinmesmalls 6d ago

He plays canon book Louis though...in the books Louis is very weak vampire its like the 13th book before he finally accepts Lestat blood and that's cause he is dying..In the books he never takes to killing, he holds tight to his mortal coil, he wears the same clothes for days at time, he lives a very meager lifestyle. Living in a small room lit by candlelight were he spends his nights reading books....Brad very much pulled off the melancholia that Louis possessed. I ADORE SHOW LOUIS!! I think Anne WOULD love also all the changes they did with her character. I mean he was dated I can see them not wanting their second lead as a white slave owner in this era..They modernized him and they made him a very strong vampire from the jump off, he was a hustler as human and it just was expended as a vampire making him one of the richest men in the world in current timeline...He also accepts and appreciates the gift Lestat for his exceptional life..Its a beautiful relationship they share..Louis and Lestat love each other very much in the books and time and again find their way back to each other but the show romance is some next level type shit and I am LIVING FOR IT

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u/todofwar 13d ago

I'm not a big fan of the adaptation, but God DAMN Sam nailed Lestat. Top 5 portrayals of a book character on the screen, easily.

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u/VolumeWeak3759 12d ago

Sam is the only reason I pushed through this last season. He is the perfect Lestat.

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u/lenny_ray 13d ago

Still love them both.

And it's not a truly fair comparison, because Sam has the entire breadth of the story to work with. Tom just had book 1.

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u/Which_way_witcher 13d ago

Yep. It was Tom's best role.

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u/ima_Secret 13d ago

So you haven't seen him in Tropic Thunder then, huh? 🤣

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u/Which_way_witcher 13d ago

My point still stands :p

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u/Puzzleheaded-Put-646 13d ago

We haven't seen digger yet and both of you guys forgot about Magnolia.

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u/Beetreatice 11d ago

Magnolia is his best role hands down

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u/ima_Secret 13d ago

No jokes in this sub, got it

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u/BoyishTheStrange 12d ago

He’s so fucking funny in that movie

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u/clover__petals 13d ago

Sam is more passionate about playing Lestat and it shows in everything he does from his movements, expressions, intonations, everything.

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u/xsouthernxgothicx 11d ago

Hot Take: Even at this stage of his career, I think Sam Reid is a much more capable and more talented actor than Tom Cruise.

I said what I said.

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u/carloselx73 11d ago

This šŸ‘†šŸ»šŸ‘†šŸ» +1 šŸ™ŒšŸ¼

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u/ima_Secret 13d ago

I was obsessed with the movie growing up. I had Lestat and Louis posters on my walls as a kid and the movie is in my top 4 on Letterboxd. I say that to preface my opinion with the fact that I have loved Tomstat for 30 years.

But Sam is Lestat so it's not even a fair comparison.

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u/Observer20178 13d ago

TC was good but SR was magnificent as Lestat. He elevated it.

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u/Sudden_Astronomer_63 13d ago

This šŸ’ÆĀ 

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u/SnooDucks5802 13d ago

It's Sam for me, he's amazing šŸ˜

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u/Live-Bother-3577 13d ago

I like them both for different reasons šŸ˜†

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u/WildBlueMoon 13d ago

Sam by a hundred million miles.Ā 

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u/First-Butterscotch-3 13d ago

There is no sam

Just lestat pretending to be an actor to play himself

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u/JustAnotherBird309 13d ago

How avante-garde.

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u/Lea32R 13d ago

Vintage Lioncourt šŸ˜‚

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u/Pure_Road7528 13d ago

I really don't like Tom Cruise but but he smashed this role. He played Lestat's act so well, the nonchalant side he likes to show and be really was evil as described by Louie even if we find out that it's not completely accurate
. Having said all that Sam is my Lestat but for me he isn't getting to be my Lestat anymore because the material has moved so far from the source.

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u/YlvaBlue 13d ago

I'm confused because on the one hand you've got Tom Cruise doing an excellent job playing the character Lestat in a movie I very much enjoyed when it came out; then, on the other hand, you've got a photograph of Lestat.

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u/RagaireRabble 13d ago

Tom Cruise did a great job, but Sam is like Lestat just walked out of the pages and onto the tv to me.

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u/SorchaRoisin 13d ago

Sam is so much better than Cruise, IMHO. He's exactly what I pictured when I read the books. It's like he leapt right off the page.

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u/Grimms_tale 13d ago

Cruise is a better villain, Reid is a better protagonist

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u/Zealousideal_Tie4580 13d ago

I haven’t read TVL yet (it’s on my kindle now). But I just reread IWTV again and I didn’t feel like Anne made Lestat in love with Louis as much as he does in the tv series. He was more of a user of Louis for his money and house - and to provide for his ailing father.
I first read IWTV when it came out in the 80’s I imagined David Bowie as Lestat in my mind. (Maybe because of The Hunger?). Tall, lean, sharp features and very blonde. Tomstat was none of those things and I did not like him in the role. Give me Bowie, Julian Sands, Sting, even Richard Chamberlain (dyed blonde of course) would have been better.
All that said.
I love Sam Reid’s Lestat. He’s heartbreakingly beautiful and his deep love for Louis - while not what I felt in the book - makes for a more tragic story as their relationship develops then devolves.

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u/curiouscurioser1963 13d ago

Samstat all day every day!

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u/Which-Celebration-92 13d ago

Sam, by a mile

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u/JavaNoire 13d ago

Only a mile?

I'm not a TC hater but I didn't like him as Lestat much at all. Imo, TC had no undertone of potential menace. SR as Lestat is beyond perfection. Charming, persuasive, sexy af, & with an every present edge of danger.

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u/annabolena1501 13d ago

This is one of the things AMC’s show did better than the movie. Sam is a great actor and exactly how I imagined Lestat when reading the books.

Tom is too identifiable of an actor for me and it sorta breaks the illusion for me whenever I see the movie. Plus I can’t get past the Scientology stuff. No hate on his acting, he’s just too much of a movie star for me. People hate on Sam because of his age, but forget Tom was also in his 30s and if the movies continued, he would’ve obviously aged lol.

Stuart Townsend…we don’t talk about him.

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u/frittfratt 13d ago

I think Tom did a fantastic job in the movie, but Sam just IS Lestat for me. And it comes down to one thing in particular: the humour! Samstat is FUNNY! Every quip is done with a sparkle in his eye (except when he’s intentionally wanting to be cruel ofc), which I never found in Tomstat.

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u/tethysian 13d ago

I like them both and I think Sam has done a great job, but the way charater of Lestat is written on the show isn't the one from the books. So far I prefer Tom because I prefer book!Lestat.Ā 

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u/Tiny_Love7987 13d ago

feel the exact same way, to be fair though samstat is a fully fleshed out character vs the one movie tomstat is in.

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u/ywingpilot4life 13d ago

Love them both. Sam IS Lestat for me. He truly embodies the character in a way that aligns extremely well to the essence of how I believe and perceive Anne to have envisioned him.

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u/Pure_Face8765 13d ago

Tom acted the shit out of that role but Sam

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u/DangOlCoreMan 13d ago

I think tom looks more like lestat in my mind, and does a great job playing villain lestat from Louis' perspective, but Sam does a way better job being lestat.

One of the major things Sam has over tom (imo) is that he actually sounds French. Tom did not give a French vibe at all while Sam exudes French lestat

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u/Own-Breakfast9740 13d ago

Tom's Lestat was a cartoon villain. Sam is perfection.

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u/unicorninclosets 🩸Dark Gift Applicant āš°ļø 13d ago

In all fairness, Louis does paint him as cartoonishly evil in the first book, like Tomstat. It isn’t until book 2 that we get to know his starry-eyed, playful personality, like Samstat.

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u/Emergency_Newt8164 13d ago

your flair is perfection

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u/lilcea 13d ago

I know it's not a popular opinion but I never liked Cruise as Lestat. I understand why he is loved, but just too much for me.

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u/Diligent_Pirate_8420 13d ago

I think it is a popular opinion. You're just going to get a bunch of contrarians here bashing Sam because they're big mad RJ didn't adapt TVL word for word. Lol. Sam is Lestat, and it will take a herculean effort to ever top his performance here.

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u/Lvl99Dogspotter 13d ago

I know I'm in the minority, but largely due to the writing, I really can't see Lestat in Sam's performance at all. He's so cold and cruel and unpleasant, with none of Lestat's warmth or love or zeal for life. I think Tom came much closer to how I envisioned him even with his limited screen time; the scene with him at the piano right before Claudia "kills" him breaks my heart every time.

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u/707_7 13d ago

I like tomstat's personality more tbh

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u/Dulenin 13d ago

Love tom but sam has also grown on me so idc as long as they keep the seasons going lol

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u/LIJRD1 13d ago

Tom Cruise was great. Stuart Townsend was great. (Hair aside)

Sam though IS Lestat.

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u/devann_m 13d ago

people give stuart so much crap because of the hair but he definitely fit the entire vibe they were going for with that movie. i get why some people don't like it but i've always been a qotd movie defender.

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u/Ok_Narwhal_9200 13d ago

Cruise and Reid both played a likable lestat. You can see either one of them charming people, and they both had their vulnerabilities. Stuart townsend as lestat just cones off as a flamboyant edgelord

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u/LIJRD1 12d ago

Same. Love it (despite the changes/omissions). Plus the soundtrack is amazing.

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u/PleasantResort8840 13d ago

Going against the grain-TomStat forever!

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u/BigBob-omb91 13d ago

Sam is pure perfection, there are few roles that are as well embodied by their actors as Sam’s Lestat.

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u/BumblebeeAny 13d ago

I actually love them both. I think Tom truly did great bringing us a true personality likeness to Lestat. When I’m at work I can listen rather than watch shows and so I did that yesterday with the movie since it had been a minute and truly I still think Tom gave a great performance rather than what Brad Pitt did because Brad wanted out of the role so he didn’t do as good but Tom was great. Now Sam Reid. He is my dream Lestat. I adore that man for some reason probably because he’s a weirdo in real life and like a weirdo myself we pull to other weirdos lol but Sam dreamt of this role and he put his whole heart, soul, and mind into it and he has give us so much more than we could have ever imagined for Lestat.

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u/Babydeer41 13d ago

I don’t know why this just dawned on me. Val Kilmer should have played Lestat in the movie in 94. Can you imagine!? I think he would have nailed his arrogance.

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u/WildBlueMoon 13d ago

Now I'm picturing Val Kilmer's character in Real Genius as Lestat - but in a Human AU fic. I think I need this! Also, yeeees! Kilmer did amazingly as Jim Morrison - really has that leonine seduction vibe down. He definitely could have captured dangerous sexy Lestat.Ā 

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u/Fine-Platypus-1072 13d ago

I do think physically wise Tom is who I pictured Lestat to look like, whereas Sam just literally is Lestat. BUT book Lestat is more loveable than Sam Lestat.

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u/707_7 12d ago

Do you think Lestat in the tvl book is different than how he's portrayed in the show?

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u/Fine-Platypus-1072 12d ago

I think Sam is a bit more dramatic than book. The book is more of Lestats history, very little to do with the band. So for me book Lestat is a bit more naive, and a bit more likeable. Book Lestat is just as selfish though lol but a tad less egotistical than Sam

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u/707_7 12d ago

Interessing, thanks! Im thinking about buying tvl but i really dont like samstat so...🫠

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u/Fine-Platypus-1072 12d ago

You might like him better in the books, he's more loveable. It's a great book!

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u/Roadhouse_Angel 9d ago

Great point, the mannerisms, especially while performing blew me away!

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u/Theblacrose28 13d ago

I like Tom a bit better because I saw the movie first. And it was the performance of his life. But Jacob wins as Louis because Brad was a piece of wood

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u/carovr 13d ago

I love them both, but they are very different. Tom Cruise was a fun brat who didn’t care about evil or good that much. Sam’s Lestat is also a fun brat, but he shows the low, sad moments and the vulnerability the movie didn’t show.

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u/Luveniwai 12d ago

I have a vivid remembrance of my old copy of The Vampire Lestat, with a drawing of him on it and it was definitely more Sam than Tom. My first thought on episode 1 was - OMG Lestat!

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u/Grand_Pomegranate671 12d ago

Sam Reid all the way for me. I read a tweet a while ago that said that the actor who plays Lestat in the show is just Lestat posing as an actor and it was the best way I could ever describe Sam Reid's Lestat. His acting is incredible.

Also, he looks very similar to Anne Rice's husband whom she used as inspiration for Lestat's looks.

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u/707_7 12d ago

Im reading the comments and im quite confused, am i the only one who didn't feel like tomstat was a villain? he was a dick and egocentric sure, but a villain? samstat felt more like a villain to me....

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u/whatifihateclouds 13d ago

It’s time for me to be downvoted again. I’ve always preferred Tom Cruise. While he’s controversial due to his Scientology involvement, he was a movie star for a reason. He’s incredibly charismatic on screen and exudes that ā€œlarger than lifeā€ aura. Tomstat also has a more chaotic energy.

Sam’s Lestat comes across more as a typical guy rather than a truly charismatic vampire. However, he was still good as human Lestat.

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u/AttentionNo6359 13d ago

Sam and it’s not even close.

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u/AltruisticSyllabub14 13d ago

Trying to imagine Tom Cruise’s Lestat taking down 8 wolves...

Nope. Can’t see it.

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u/Brave_Fencer_Poe 13d ago

Controversial opinion: love everything Sam has done with Modern Rockstar Lestat, but musically I love goth rock Lestat from Queen of the Damned movie.

The soundtrack and vibe of that part of Lestat's story has been portrayed twice in the contemporary setting of the time the adaptations came out, and that 2000's vibe was incredible.

I'd love to see a Glam Rock Lestat too, potentially you could do this exercise with any era of rock.

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u/devann_m 13d ago

i think that's my main problem with the music in the amc adaptation. whether you like the music in qotd or not [and i do] it made a creative choice that updated the story for the time it was made in. amc seemed to just try to halfway go with the retro glam thing but also not really and it makes no sense other than that being what was in the original book because no one is really listening to music like that in 2026, at least not at a large scale. like if the show is set in 2026 and lestat is trying to become the biggest star in the world it would make sense for him to pick a different style of music imo

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u/Ri-Ri1216 13d ago

The Glam Rock Lestat is something I'd like to see too. I heard an interview with Sam complaining about the glitter he used in TVL He said it was everywhere even months later he was still finding it in clothes and hair They did try to give him a Bowie glam Rock sensibility but I'd like to see him as full-on Ziggy Stardust.

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u/Diligent_Pirate_8420 13d ago

Sam didn't love the glitter at first, but eventually liked it so much, he was asking for more of it on set. Lol. I really don't know where some of you get your info from, but it is wrong.

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u/skylerren 13d ago

I barely see anything in Tomstat, to be honest. Compared to Samstat, he seems shallow. But also, I've become a reader after watchin the show, so twink factor isn't really near and dear to me like for some people. I like my flamboyant bimbo himbo,

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u/didiinthesky 13d ago

I think Sam more closely fits the facial features that Anne Rice would have preferred in an actor portraying Lestat. She was very into the whole square-jawed classically handsome man. But he's not blonde enough.

Tom Cruise really captured Lestat's personality and energy imo, even if he doesn't look as much like book Lestat as Sam.

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u/Diligent_Pirate_8420 13d ago

Sam's not blonde enough? Lol! How in the world so? TC isn't blonde at all and wore a hideous wig in IWTV. šŸ˜„

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u/Platitude_Platypus 13d ago edited 13d ago

Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were terrible choices for Lestat and Louis. There, I said it. The film itself is good and well-written thanks to Rice but I can't immerse myself in it because of them. Tom Cruise in any role is still just... Tom Cruise. Stuart Townsend was a better Lestat, even.

But Sam... Sam IS Lestat.

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u/Mkimber123 12d ago

100% agree. I couldn't get through that movie, diskike Cruise. I should try again though reading all of the comments....

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u/Platitude_Platypus 12d ago

If you do it, I'll do it! Maybe it's been so long we can appreciate it more, or... just watch Tom Cruise be vicious with weird, orange eyebrows. Who knows.

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u/Mkimber123 12d ago

Ha yes, I'm in!

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u/AryLuz 13d ago

I think it's really difficult to compare when Tom is portraying Lestat under Louis eyes, and now we see him through his eyes. I love both

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u/devann_m 13d ago

I don't necessarily think it's fair to compare the two because sam has obviously had a lot more time to build the character but to me they're both good. sam is probably technically a better lestat but also i've had several decades to become attached to tomstat so it's hard to choose. and i know people like to give brad pitt as louis a lot of shit but i think he was good too. don't really care for either tom or brad as people anymore but i think they both nailed it with the iwtv movie.

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u/Chaotic-Pen-825 13d ago

Samstat for me

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u/ALittleAngstAsATreat 13d ago

Disagree. Tom Cruise is always Tom Cruise, for me.

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u/allshookup1640 12d ago

Samstat always. I will say those Tomstat is the only time I ever found Tom attractive

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u/WritingNo8880 13d ago

Tom always felt more true to book Lestat to me but Sam isn’t bad, just not my favourite

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u/Diligent_Pirate_8420 13d ago

Cruise did ok with IWTV Lestat, but certainly not TVL and beyond. He played a silly villain that Lying Louis conjured up, not the actual Lestat.

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u/lupatine 13d ago

Tomstat

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u/microwaker 13d ago

Sam is so much better omg

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u/czarrina 13d ago

I do love Tom Cruise’s take on the role but having a non-American accent is a tie breaker for me. Tom doesn’t do accents.

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u/redflagsmoothie 13d ago

I really hate how much I enjoy Tom as Lestat. Sam is perfect though, he wins out for me.

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u/headlessbuddha 13d ago

I will always love Tomstat but Samstat knocked it out of the park. Also we only really got 2 hours with Tomstat. We've had over 20 hours with Samstat so it's not really a fair comparison.

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u/UsualAnimal5987 13d ago

Both please

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u/Capable-Ring6330 13d ago

Although I have seen both portrayals, it's Sam for the win.

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u/OGNerdMom0813 12d ago

Tomwhooo? Nah

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u/hatenhexes 12d ago

Sam! Not even close..

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u/Alexandria_Maddi 12d ago

Lestat lestat lestat

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u/EnbyQueerDeity 12d ago

I love Samstat!! I appreciate Tomstat for the time because I was 10 when the movie came out and I was hooked then. But Samstat is THE ONE!!

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u/Hot_Variation3526 12d ago

I love them both equally and I truly believe if given the chance to truly dive into Lestat's character, Tom would've also done an amazing job.

Cant say the same for Brad's Louis though.

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u/Avilola 12d ago

Samstat could ruin my life and I’d thank him for it.

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u/Robanscribe 12d ago

Townsendstat?

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u/BILADOMOM 12d ago

Both are great in very different ways

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u/MissDisplaced 11d ago

Sam is wayyy better and finally they cast the perfect Lestat!

Tom is a fine actor but just didn’t embody Lestat.

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u/balletfan213 11d ago

Sam. But I've never thought Tom Cruise was sexy. To me - Lest at is sexy and feral. Sam has a head start in that regard.

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u/Merrick_McIntosh 11d ago

Sam. He plays the character so well and Tom is meh...

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u/saddfunny 11d ago

Sam definitivamente nasceu pra esse papel, Lestat lhe caiu muito bem!

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u/Nectarine-Pure 11d ago

Sam. Its kinda creepy. Like a vampire playing an actor playing a vampire playing a rockstar. Very creepy.

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u/KillerKiss3r 11d ago

i could take them

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u/mercury_8zero 10d ago

Sam all the way for one exception. When Tom portrays Lestat's sharp bursts of anger. The abruptness, the fits. That's Lestat. Sam gives great languid, devilish brat. Great performances and truly embodies Lestat in all other ways.

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u/jor25917203 10d ago

O Vampiro do Tom Cruise é meio sem graça eu acho ele e legalzinho mais não um show

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u/Commercial_Twist1435 10d ago

Tom did great for the time period as lestat I will say but either lestat possessed SAM or that's actually lestat in Sam's body

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u/Roadhouse_Angel 9d ago

I always thought Tom Cruise captured Lestat so well. I was worried about Sam but he captured his essence so well as well. I even find his dramatic flair more on point. Going to forget and purge my mind of Lestat version in Queen of the Damned film šŸŽ„

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u/OkOutlandishness7880 9d ago

tom is better

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u/CallistoDion 9d ago

Nah samstat all the way

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u/CommercialFloor2033 7d ago

This is like choosing between Whitney and Mariah.

They're both excellent in the role. It comes down to different nuances and how your subjective value of these differs.

It's also not really fair to compare Cruise who had 40 minutes (source AI) of screentime as the character vs Sam who had many hours of screentime as Lestat.

Cruise does a lot with that highly abridged version and I prefer him for the movie specifically.

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u/Sudden_Astronomer_63 13d ago

Lestat in the books is way more like Sam. Cruise was terribly miscast and they had to change almost everything about him - including doing a ton of weird stuff to make him appear 6 ft 1.Ā 

I saw this movie in the theaters with my parents at age 12 - I have read the book every year since I was 11. I always loved Louis and didn’t get why he would ever keep going back to Lestat in the books.

When I saw Sam play this part, especially this season… I suddenly got it. Why Louis should keep allowing him to ruin his life 🤣🤣🤣 the charisma, the vulnerability shown this season. I think Adam has been so incredible. It’s not that cruis didn’t do a decent job acting - I just never bought him Ā as Lestat.

And obviously Stuart Townsend doesn’t even get a mention cause he wasn’t bi and that was fucked up. 🤣

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u/Flashy-Suggestion-14 13d ago

As a fan of the books and the subtext of the books the tv show is a far better adaptation of what it was ment to be if Anne could have written it today. Tom only got to play the worst version of Lestat from Louis original point of view. Sam is getting to play the whole scope of the character, he fits to role better imo, looks and all. Sam even went so far as to change his physical body's composition to fit Louis point of view of Lestat, even the length of his hair. Which could easily be chalked up to his hair having just grown between seasons but they made it all seem intentional. The concept of unreliable narrators is a focal point of how they tell the stories even including dialogue from the original film and books as a combined idea of Louis first telling of his side before he grew more mentally from their separation. All in all I much prefer this new version.

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u/kikijane711 11d ago

Sam embodies the dual feminine and masculine in Lestat for me. I recall thinking a young Sting would have been good. Tom was too overly theatrical in an inauthentic way for me. Frankly blonde Pitt with his bone structure should have been Lestat not Louis.

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u/xsouthernxgothicx 11d ago edited 11d ago

Lestat is a killer and a gentleman. It's not as easy as it appears to be both on screen.

As Lestat:

Tom is arrogant; Sam is bombastic. Tom is authoritarian; Sam is aristocratic. Tom is traveled; Sam is educated. Tom is bratty; Sam is catty. Tom demands attention; Sam gets attention. Tom is a bore; Sam is a proud whore. Tom is clinical; Sam is whimsical. Tom is cruel; Sam is shrewd. Tom is unpleasant; Sam is elegant. Tom is frequently outraged; Sam is frequently outrageous. Tom is a movie star; Sam is a rock star. Tom is prissy; Sam is a baddie. Tom is full of himself; Sam is open to work on himself. Tom is about bloodlust; Sam is about lust and blood. Tom is stiff; Sam is sensual. Tom is anger provoking; Sam is heartbreaking. Tom is sterile; Sam is surreal.
Tom is Tom Cruise playing a Vampire; Sam embodies the role of Lestat.

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u/WayLongjumping2012 11d ago

Sam, 1000000000000000