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Neil Jordan revisits 'Interview with the Vampire' for its 4K Blu-ray release

Nerdist reports Jordan couldn't find his original cut, so the 4K release includes select deleted scenes instead.

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In a Nerdist interview marking the film's 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release, Jordan says he sought his original cut for a director's cut but couldn't find it in Warner Bros.' vaults. He included some deleted scenes instead. He also recalls restoring material from Anne Rice's novel to the script and working with Stan Winston on the film's practical vampire effects.

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