Interview with the Vampire - The Mandela Effect 100% Proof 

I used to work at AGI Media.... we used to print DVD covers and Blue Ray box sets...and i have helped and printed them myself. Interview with A Vampire... and the A in the title was a special RED and looked a bit like a fang with a drip of blood coming off it.... ive probably printed about 2,000,000 of them over nearly ten years .. it comes out every Halloween. and i remember making sure the red in the " A " was the right color. i know what i remember....But it seems to have gone ...i cant find a copy on the web ..Anywhere

I made a backup copy of a store bought release in the 90's right after the movie came out. Found the copy recently in my garage. I wrote " Interview with a vampire " on the VHS tape. Played it and the title was " Interview with the vampire ".

I find it very intriguing that this clip starts out with David David Letterman talking about the magic of words

WHAT THE F****** This movie was named Interview with A vampire..I am 100000000% sure!!!!! WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE????????

He even says life is like a box of chocolates lol

In german the title is "interview mit EINEM vampir" which means "interview with A vampire"...

in french it's still "Entretien avec UN vampire" meaning A

I remember it as "Interview with a Vampire" & it was never "Interview with the Vampire"

LOL Letterman even says "Life is like a box of chocolates"

Interesting, I'm old enough to remember the marketing behind this film, it was quite a big deal back in the day. I just asked my husband to recall the title of that vampire film staring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt from the 90s, and he quoted 'Interview With A Vampire" and that's what I remember too.

This one and Sex in the City is now Sex and the City… I’m a MASSIVE FAN of both this movie and that series…. I know what I remember. I’m tired of them trying to tell us lies.

I had this book for my project and I fucking remember studying the title so that I don't replace a with the. It was A.

I remember back in the early 2000s I looked at my Interview book and it said Interview With The Vampire. I was confused cause I always thought it said Interview with A Vampire. Then I looked at the movie box and it said Interview With A Vampire. I was then more confused. So I did some research and read some articles online saying it was changed to A for the movie but the book originally was The. So the movie name confused me to think the book was The. Now I see this Mandela effect and it’s driving me nuts cause now both say The and that was not the case before. I specifically remember this and locked it in my mind as something Hollywood does by changing the name of books. Also I got to this video after I looked at a trailer for Interview with the Vampire TV show on AMC and I was like why did they use the book’s name and not the movie’s name. So that proves to me that I thought the books where named THE and the movie named A.

HE ALSO QUOTES THE LINE, "LIFE IS LIKE A BOX OF CHOCOLATES" FROM FOREST GUMP, WHICH Apparently is now, life "was" like a box of chocolates

Did you notice the score graphics at 2:07 in the lower right corner is written as "Interview With The Vampire"? But Andie MacDowell (along with Hugh Grant) say "Interview With A Vampire". Weird.

When so many of the world population remember it as "A" Vampire, then there's some weight behind this phenomenon and it's not just some horse talk. I myself had always remembered it as Interview With "A" Vampire.

This is Great! Did anyone else notice it starts with evidence for a separate Mandela Effect? Letterman clearly says, "Life IS like a box of chocolates"!!! Watch it now, Gump says 'WAS like..." Good work man. Though it is hard to tell with all of them, a few very clearly say "A" in my mind

He also said "life is like a box of chocolates" but now it's changed to "life was like a box of chocolates"

The letter "A" was a CAPITAL RED letter. I never saw the movie but was constantly fascinated by the CAPITAL RED letter A. That red letter A made me want to watch the movie but I never watch a horror movie (assuming it is that genre).

Pause this video at 2:10 and READ THE SCREEN. Just because Bimbina says it wrong doesn't make it so. Also, pause at 2:16, set the video speed to 50% and you can hear Anne Rice say THE if you ignore the text on the screen. "I always thought THE vampire was the interesting one." ... "I wanted you to fall in love with THE vampire."

I think you lot need to get your hearing tested or maybe consider how the word "The" is being pronounced each time. To me, they are all clearly saying "The Vampire", but "The is being pronounced they way I, or British people would say it. We pronounce "The" like "Thuh", not Thee" and "A" like "Ay", not "Ah". So in American translation "Thuh", sounds a lot like "Ah". Americans and non native English speakers tend to be taught using phonetics, which completely buggers up correct pronunciations :/

Yes. It was "Interview with a Vampire."

"The" doesn't even make sense when you think about it. "The" would suggest that Louis is the only vampire around, when he clearly mentions plenty of other vampires in his story. For example: I wouldn't say I had an interview with THE woman. I would say interview with A woman. That's what makes grammatical sense.

This is a wonderful compilation that conclusively proves the "Mandela Effect" (though I thought objective reality retrospectively changed while our memories remained static thus all of the archive footage would reflect the way it is today? Never-mind - that's a minor quibble). May I ask how long it took you to find and compile all of these clips together? Where did you find all of the source footage? Did you do this yourself? It must have taken forever to do on your own without a network of people to help! However it has come to be - it is outstanding work! #MindBlown

This is one of the weirdest for me. 100% sure that I remember this as Interview with A vampire. I'm Dutch and had trouble with pronouncing it right when I bought the VHS! I still have the tape, i'll have to find it, but I hope it still says 'A'.

I also find it very ironic that the next two presenters talk about iconic movie phrases that everyone knows and he even says them out loud and now they have changed

Also “Life IS like a box of chocolates”😉

This is so freaky. I remember the book as "Interview with "A" Vampire". I just just checked the French version, "Entretien avec UN Vampire" which translates to ""Interview with "A" Vampire", a correct translation of the original title. Other posters have written that other foreign language versions are correctly translated to the original title : "A" Vampire. This is freaking me out.

I’m totally with the “A” in the name, but many of the pronunciations in this clip say “The”. It’s in poor annunciation by many, or poor clip sounding, but many do say The. I’m strong on the side of the “A” in the name. I remember it well. It was a favourite movie that I fell in love with and watched more times than any other. It’s interesting to see and hear many in this clip saying it with the “A”.

this was my favorite movie as a child and I have ALWAYS remembered it as interview with A vampire

Interestingly, in Germany the movie is still called "Interview mit einem Vampir (Interview with a vampire)". That's how it has always been here. The english title has changed, however. So, the German one is not a correct translation anymore...

When the nominees for Original Score are read, she did say, "Interview With A Vampire", yet the sheet music was titled "Interview With The Vampire." Then, only two clips further I thought that was probably the strongest evidence I had seen thus far, Anne Rice, referring to her book as "Interview With A Vampire" . . . or at least until I slowed the audio down to 50% speed, cranked up the volume, and then I could hear her vocalization much clearer and realize she was actually saying "Interview With The Vampire." I was going to mention how I just stumbled upon my mother's VHS cassette that she had recorded a copy of the movie onto (for she always made copies of the originals she owned), and she had written on the label as it being "Interview With A Vampire." Yet, I am not convinced on this one. "Interview With A Vampire" just sounds natural, almost more correct than "Interview With The Vampire," perhaps this is because the word "The" implies that there is only one vampire in existence, and most vampire lore has more than just a single vampire, and then you couple that fact with everybody, including celebrities in mainstream media continuously making the mistake, it becomes ingrained into your memory. Thus, this video does not provide any substantiating proof for me.

When this video was posted originally in 2016, whenever Anne Rice mentioned the title of her book, she always said Interview with A vampire. The video even shows on the screen in big captions what she is saying- Interview with A vampire to emphasize that even Anne Rice called it Interview with A vampire. Now, in this Proof video, she is saying Interview with THE vampire. This Mandela Effect residual has been Mandela Effected!

Hello. It's very clear that it is being referred to as Interview with A Vampire but why whenever it is shown in writing even in these videos at 2:07 and 8:41 it is Interview with THE Vampire? What could be going on? Could everything in writing have been altered?

GREAT JOB. I'M ADDING THIS TO MY MANDELA EFFECT PLAYLIST!

2:10 it reads “interview with the vampire” on the book and the girl says “the” if you listen closely but Interview with a vampire makes more sense as there’s more then one vampire existing

In Robert Mckee's book "Story" he mentions "interview with A vampire", twice.

What's the Cruise/Jordan/Rice/Banderas interview from? Is it from a DVD featurette. If so that would be extremely weird considering the DVD would have the "wrong" 'the vampire" title on it.

This was the best by far. Way to go.

our prep service for our radio station gives birthdays every day. here is from this morning. Anne Rice (author, Interview With A Vampire, The Vampire Lestat, Queen Of The Damned) (76)

I just looked this up again because I was watching something about Interview With The/A Vampire, completely unrelated to Mandela Effect, and it struck me that, at least in my experience, it flip-flopped. I found a Reddit about it, with several other people sharing my experience, so it’s good to know I’m not alone, but it sure is confusing when this happens. I suffered brain damage several years ago, although that was after experiencing and finding material about the M.E., and I know my memory is far from perfect. However, I think one of the most frustrating things is how many people will just blame these on bad memory, while I/we know with such certainty the difference between a weak memory and a strong one. And I have no problem with admitting to my mistakes; it doesn’t bother my ego (most of the time) to be wrong, but it does irritate me extremely when others insist they know my mind and experiences better than I do. The funny thing is, I didn’t have a strong opinion on whether it was A or The to being with, but I did a lot of research on M.E.s and this one came up a lot, so what I do remember clearly is that the M.E. used to be that it went from The to A, and now it’s the opposite. For instance, I recall there was one argument against it that said it was just people smooshing together the “th” at the end of “with” into the “A”, hearing it as a “the” instead. It’s not a bad argument, if there weren’t so many people who were adamant that wasn’t the case. Anyhoo, now it appears that even in material from the past discussing this Effect itself, it’s reversed. Either we’re all crazy, or reality is complex and incredibly difficult to comprehend and measure. There’s more evidence for the later, wouldn’t you say?

Just say at the same speed everyone else is saying it "With the" and with "With a", they sound identical. It all depends on how you pronounce your singular "A". If you pronounce it with "ah", the phrase will sound identical -- It is only if you pronounce it as "ay" it'll become different. Not hard to figure out guys! Especially with the pre-imposed subtitles on the original videos of these people saying "Interview With The Vampire...

No, I remember clearly! The Title was Interview with A Vampire! The A was red! 100%

This is weird cause there is evidence of how we remember it. So what does that say. Also Interview with A Vampire sounds better. Just like Berenstein Bears, that's the one I recall. I use to read it to a kid when I was 17 and would pronounce it as STINE not STAIN. Here is proof of that one... ptl.stparchive.com/Archive/PTL/PTL09121985P06.php (For anyone who clicks to see it, the Berenstein Bears (TV show premiere) listing is in the column showing TV shows at Saturday morning, 7 AM, on channels 4 & 9. And it is spelled “Berenstein Bears.” This is especially interesting since those kinds of listings are (and were) generally supplied by the network to the local stations, who then forward them to local newspapers (who copy directly from the originals.)

Holy Shit I've always thought it was Interview With A Vampire. WTF???

It’s interview with A vampire!! That’s how I remember it 😭

This is so weird, I'm here because someone was talking about the movie to me and I've never seen it. I looked up the trailer, "interview with a vampire" and I saw the trailer, titled "interview with a vampire trailer" But after watching it and backing out, it was titled "Interview with the vampire". So I looked up the title again with mandella effect and found myself here

In the dvd audio commentary Neil Jordan the director of the film says interview with a vampire

Well done thanks for sharing!

In the very first bit of this, David Letterman says the words: "Life is like a box of chocolates" ... Did you know that this particular phrase is remembered by almost everybody, but the movie itself (at least, now?) puts the entire phrase _in the past tense_? **EDIT: oops - didn't see you already said so +Camdog 28 :-D

what was the deal about the copyright claim on your 1,000% proof video? Thanks for the videos.

I still remember it as interview with the vampire, the book included

I’m confused as to why they’re clearly saying interview with “the” vampire in every scene that Anne Rice is in, but the ones she isn’t in they are still saying “A” it’s interview with A vampire 100% it was my favorite movie! I’ve typed it myself a million times just in telling someone what my favorite movie was? I’m losing my mind.. it altered every interview the creator had direct influence over but possibly not people indirect from it?? The score after David letterman said A had THE written on it

did anyone real realize that David Letterman says (life "is" like a box of chocolate) instead of "was"

Oh thank god, I thought I was crazy

since they never existed i am going to apply copyright for "Interview with a Vampire", "Berenstein Bears", "Cheverolet", "Kit-Kat", "Looney Toons", "Farbreeze", "Addidas", "Sketchers" and a plethora of other things that didn't exist.

Funny enough, the Romanian translation is still using the indefinite article. "Interviu cu un (with a) vampir".

In an old episode of MST3K they hold up a book with the title Interview With A Vampire

Weird I remember the 'a' in the title but just watched an old snl weekend update and norm says 'the' in the title.

lucky me, The official Greek Translation of the movie is still "with A Vampire" and always has been

Okay this time it's really strange. I'm a huge vampire chronicles fan. I KNOW it WAS "Interview With 'A' Vampire". I just got an OLD copy of Memnoch the Devil out of my closet I've had for years. Inside listed for other titles in the series and there it is.... a big THE not an A. W T F !!

I think there are many much better examples of the Mandela Effect than Interview With A Vampire. The "TH" on the end of "with" makes it tricky. When spoken it can sound like either The or A. Not conclusive. I stick to the really powerful examples when I discuss this effect.

It has been changed only in the English title..I remember it was with an A in the original title even in my country Greece. In Greek it remains 'συνεντευξη με εναν βρυκολακα' which means 'interview with A Vampire' but I can't find any more the 'A' to the original title

How come david letterman says with THE vampire after jyst hearing the original author say A?

A recent family guy episode peter says says interview with a vampire

I have the DVD and it says interview with the vampire, and I remember reading the book same name interview with the vampire

there's no denying this one

Anybody else remembers "The vampire chronicles" part in the title?

So most of these clips they say "the" not "a." Did that change too?

Interesting. I definitely recall it being "Interview With A Vampire". I wonder if anyone has contacted Anne Rice & asked her about the name of the book & movie.

funny how this history is all here right in front of us. god help us all.

I clearly remember it to be “interview with a vampire”. Having said that, some of these people are saying “with”. If you say the title quickly it sounds like “a”

It's Interview with A vampire in Bulgarian.

This is the first I've ever heard it referred to using an "A".

It sounds to me she says an interview with the vampire, not a vampire

When Tom cruise and Nicola Kidman step out onto the red carpet says on billboard “Interview With The Vampire”

But what I don't get - why would all these videos which prove that it indeed was "Interview with A vampire" not also have changed?

I thought this whole Mandela effect thing was just silly, but I had this movie and watched it several times. I clearly remember it with an A in it. What sense does it make to have THE in it? He was not the only vampire left or the most powerful, unless the story is changed too. I'm gonna fricking watch this movie again now, but this is just crazy.

This video was made four years ago now and the creator is putting signifiers of “A” for what they saw was proof they were saying “A” but everything with Anne Rice directly in the interview they all say “THE”???? Could this be a recent ripple of it?

2:05 it says Interview with THE vampire on the score sheet overlay when they announce it 🤦

They have the title right on the screen and still say it wrong.

3:57 the oscar for art design went to "Dante" and some other person for the movie... anyone else freaked out by this?

Just had a Mandela effect moment as I read the news of Anne Rice's death by her son Christopher. I could have sworn her death was announced years ago and that her son Christopher had committed suicide years before that! I know I am not crazy. Can someone confirm they heard of her death and her son's death years ago?

@ 10 minutes L. King says the vampire?

Fantastic.

WTF!!! New to the Mandela effect, googled Interview and Vampire, and the result came up as Interview with A Vampire. Because I`m usually sceptic i was a little happy to have proved this wrong, that this was to be taken of as a Mandela effect. Going back to the tab in order to get reference to this comment that I planned to put here to "correct" this matter it had changed to THE. Gods honest truth, I was shocked. Doing it again, the search I realized that when I typed the search it automatically suggests what to search, and I absolutely remember it suggested A the first time, and THE the second time.

I went to the theatre and watched this movie when it first was released and it was Interview with A vampire and I had Ann Rice same book "A" not "the"...🖋️

I feel like people were confuse because of how some people pronounce A as an Uh sound instead of an Ay sound. So I can see how people can miss the "The" part.

Notice around 0:40 the phrase "words into magic" and 1:34 or so using the phrase "has been changed" and "slightly altered"

I think it happens because we all slur our words and thoughts, "with-the" and "with-a" are the a millisecond pause from being the same noise. "life is" and "life was" sound the same too with peanut butter or marbles in your mouth too. My Brit friend would end 'a' with 'er' and 'er' with 'a', like when they say Austrailier instead of Australia. I do love me some Multiple Time Lines too though. I've always loved Interview With A Vampire, it makes more sense, why would he be THE like he's the only one.

Ok. This is really creepy. I seem to remember A and not THE, but now I'm not sure. I was a really big fan of the books and the movie and I seem to remember there being an A on the book.I remember a book with a Deep green cover. Maybe we are having mass psychosis. I got my ear buds and and cranked the volume way high and its sounds to me like the people are saying A. What ever is going on, either way its really interesting phenomena.

I have an early addition of Anne Rice's book...It's Interview with THE vampire...I'm well aware of the Mandela effect and I know he died in the 90's...I've seen many of the "effects" ... it's a strange paradigm.

This is surely strange does any body have an explanation with the slight change of the title?

“The” pronounced quickly as, “tha,” or, “thuh” in a sentence like, “Interview With The Vampire” can sound an awful lot like, “A.” Especially when the word directly prior is, “with” it rolls directly into the next word, making it sound like an A. And even if there were ads running with a instead of the, it could very well have been a mistake. But idk.

Probably because the title was actually translated by "Entretien avec UN vampire" (interview with a vampire) in dozens of languages (French, etc..) ?

How is this possible. I did a whole project on this book and movie. it was clearly an A instead of The in the title as I studied the title so I don't make an error. But now I look back on my notes, I have written the. 🙆‍♀️

I think govs are messing with us, renaming things just because. I'm 41 and it was always A in that title. It's kind of dumb to change it.

This really is by far the most compelling Mandela Effect, well, this and Fruit of the Loom. I consider them proof the phenomenon is real, which is tremendously exciting and mysterious! Take that, materialists!

Cleopatra records made a CD called Vampire Themes. On it, it lists source material as Interview with A Vampire. You can see it on the picture of the cover here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B8bfx95z6B0.html So glad I ran across it, as I was thinking of the Intro by Christopher Lee earlier and had to hear it. I was pleasantly surprised to see the Interview with A Vampire staring me in the face.

about 95% of the times the subtitles say "A" I keep hearing "The" (except that one time when Rice said the title when it was a short story). Maybe just me tho