Interview with the Vampire

After an aristocratic Louisiana gentleman's abrupt transformation into a vampire at the hands of a mysterious foreigner, he reluctantly settles into a life of nocturnal domesticity, augmented by the addition of a little girl.

This movie centers around two vampires. One longs for a companion, while the other cannot bare to kill humans to satisfy its hunger. It's about a vampire who gives a down-on-his-luck man a choice to either live eternally or die. The man's decision causes him to regret many of the things that he does in his life to come.

AWARDS:

- ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards

1995 Won "ASCAP Award"

Top Box Office Films: Elliot Goldenthal

- Academy Awards, USA

1995 Nominated "Oscar"

Best Art Direction-Set Decoration: Dante Ferretti, Francesca Lo Schiavo

Best Music, Original Score: Elliot Goldenthal

- Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA

1995 Won "Saturn Award"

Best Costumes: Sandy Powell

Best Horror Film

Best Make-Up: Rick Baker, Ve Neill

Best Performance by a Younger Actor: Kirsten Dunst

1995 Nominated "Saturn Award"

Best Actor: Tom Cruise

Best Actor: Brad Pitt

Best Director: Neil Jordan

Best Make-Up: Stan Winston, Michele Burke

Best Music: Elliot Goldenthal

- BAFTA Awards

1995 Won "BAFTA Film Award"

Best Cinematography: Philippe Rousselot

Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti

1995 Nominated "BAFTA Film Award"

Best Costume Design: Sandy Powell

Best Make Up/Hair: Stan Winston, Michele Burke, Jan Archibald

- Boston Society of Film Critics Awards

1994 Won "BSFC Award"

Best Supporting Actress: Kirsten Dunst, Also for Little Women (1994).

- British Society of Cinematographers

1994 Won "Best Cinematography Award"

Philippe Rousselot

- Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

1995 Won "CFCA Award"

Most Promising Actress: Kirsten Dunst

- Chlotrudis Awards

1995 Nominated "Chlotrudis Award"

Best Supporting Actress: Kirsten Dunst, Also for Little Women (1994).

- Golden Globes, USA

1995 Nominated "Golden Globe"

Best Original Score - Motion Picture: Elliot Goldenthal

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture: Kirsten Dunst

- Hugo Awards

1995 Nominated "Hugo"

Best Dramatic Presentation

- International Horror Guild

1995 Won "IHG Award"

Best Movie

- Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists

1995 Won "Silver Ribbon"

Best Production Design (Migliore Scenografia): Dante Ferretti

- MTV Movie Awards

1995 Won "MTV Movie Award"

Best Breakthrough Performance: Kirsten Dunst

Best Male Performance: Brad Pitt

Most Desirable Male: Brad Pitt

1995 Nominated "MTV Movie Award"

Best Movie

Best On-Screen Duo: Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt

Best Villain: Tom Cruise

Most Desirable Male: Tom Cruise

Most Desirable Male: Christian Slater

- Razzie Awards

1995 Won "Razzie Award"

Worst Screen Couple: Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Tied with Stallone/Stone in The Specialist (1994).

- Sci-Fi Universe Magazine, USA

1995 Won "Universe Reader's Choice Award"

Best Horror Film

- YoungStar Awards

1995 Won "YoungStar Award"

Best Performance by a Young Actress in a Drama Film: Kirsten Dunst