Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles Coming to Hulu

At long last, Anne Rice's beloved Vampire Chronicles series will come to the small screen. Two years after acquiring the theatrical rights to her books, the best-selling author has announced that she's found a home for the series on streaming service Hulu, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In book form, Rice's Vampire Chronicles have sold a whopping 100 million-plus copies worldwide since the first installment, Interview With the Vampire, was published in 1976. That inaugural novel featuring the now-famous vampire Lestat became a major motion picture starring Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Kirsten Dunst and Antonio Banderas.

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Rice's next onscreen venture will be a family project. Her son, Christopher Rice—a four-time New York Times best-selling author in his own right—penned the original script, and both Rices will serve as executive producers on the upcoming series.

While there's no word on casting or a premiere date yet, fans can rest assured that the Hulu adaptation is now under development.