So, Ian Somerhalder returns to the world of fangs and the unatoligible thirst for blood. For the actor, the series "Vampire Wars" literally became a return to his native element, because for the past eight years he played the Blood-Bloodier Damon Salvatore in the Vampire Diaries. And although most actors later than many years of work would like to finally change the genre, for Somucher, a novelty from Netflix became a real gift.
If You're Battling The Vamps, You're Going to Need Someone with Experience. Good Thing. @Insomerhalder is here to join. V Wars Coming to Netflix On December 5th! pic.twitter.com/knlouvnrvh.
- nx (@nxonnetflix) October 30, 2019
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Jen frankly told, why again turned out to be involved in another vampire drama, however, put this time on the "human" side. According to the actor, this time he found himself in a slightly different sphere. The vampire genre is so extensive that it gives many opportunities for creativity, and it would be stupid them not to take advantage.
While the "Vampire Diaries" performed a certain Gothic novel, in the center of which was a love triangle, "Vampire Wars", based on the comic writer of Jonathan Meibrie called the same name, focus on socio-political contradictions. The plot of stories is built around the scientist Luther Suonna (Somerhalder) and his friend Michael (Adrian Holmes), who collided with an uncharted virus, which draws people in vampires, forcing subsequently to split into two camps.
When you demonstrate a scientific aspect, you can reveal social problems within the genre,
- said the actor.
Yen admitted that the final version of the series turned out to be the absolute opposite of the "Vampire Diaries", where all heroes eat sexuality. The actor called creatures from the "Vampire Wars" "murderous", and also noted that "they are pure horror, and there is nothing romantic."
Assessing how truthful was Somerhalder in his reviews about the series, it will be possible very soon. "Vampire Wars" start on Netflix on December 5th.