Favorite Vampire Character?

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Predator

I like Anita Blake, gotta love her.

Blade! Kick@$$ vamire out there!

My favorite is vampire character is Anita Blake's Jean Claude in Laurell Hamilton's books. I also thought Kiefer Sutherland played a hot vampire in the old Lost Boys movie.

I have to agree with you about Jean-Claude out of Anita Blake books is my favourite vampire character. When I read them I always tried picturing what he would be like. I definitely thought he was very hansom.

Brad Pitt as louis in the Interview movie, and lestat in the book.All of Anne's books hold my attention pretty well. My gf has recently introduced me to Poppy Z. Brite, though I havent finsihed reading the novel of her's that i started yet.

Tom Cruise did indeed do a great job as Lestat...however I was enamored with Louis and his struggle. I must say that the best job was done by Kirsten Dunst as Claudia. She was such a predator and so darling.

i love lestat too. i can't think of any other vampires i admire as much as i do to lestat. that's it! :)

i don't like vampire.

i dont have anyfavorite vam character

I love Aaliyah & liked here as the Queen of the Damned ... Her last movie :( R.I.P. Aaliyah!

i have seen many vampire movies among them i found the best ones in underworld and van helsing i love the characters of vampires in both the movies

Mine is a tie between Jean-Claude in the Anita Blake series and Eric in the Southern Vampire Mysteries

Spike from Buffy! Mmm... James Marsters.

mine is brad pitt in the same movie with tom cruise

Right now my favorite vampire is Asher from the Anita Blake series.

My favorit vampire character is Dracula, the myth of Stocker's. I like that there are some connections between myth and history when talking about Dracula. Stoker came across some information about vampire beliefs in Transylvania which he used in the novel. But Stoker did not make up the name "Dracula". Every myth has an origin somewhere in the reallity. There was a Dracula in the 15th century: Vlad the Impaler (Vlad Tepes in Romanian language), descended from Basarab the Great, a fourteenth-century prince who is credited with having founded the state of Wallachia, part of present-day Romania. This name, from the Turkish nickname "kaziklu bey" ("impaling prince"), was used by Ottoman chroniclers of the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries because of Vlad's fondness for impalement as a means of execution. In 1431, the senior Vlad (the futher) received a honor: the initiation into the Order of the Dragon. Vlad then took on the nickname "Dracul". The Wallachian word "dracul" was derived from the Latin "draco" meaning "the dragon". The younger Vlad adopted the name "Dracula" indicating "son of Dracul" or "son of the Dragon". Vlad Dracula is the name he liked to use about himself, most probably and not Vlad the Impaler. Stocker who never visited Wallachia came across his name in a book he was researching entitled AN ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPALITIES OF WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA (1820). His name was Vlad The Impaler and his bloodthirsty exploits may have led him to being linked with the legends of blood- drinking vampires!

warewolf

Jean-Claude from Anita Blake series.....and I also like Lucien in the Carpathian series from Christine Feehan. I've just always had a fascination with vampire books as far back as I can remember, it's my preferred genre to read.... I can't wait for the newest book from Charlaine Harris to come out in paperback either, I just love vampire Bill, he's hilarious!