I remember the first time I saw vampires and that incredibly tall, floating, hauntingly handsome vampire swept unto the screen I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. From his deliberate eerie delivery marking every word he utters to his penetrating eyes. His whole performance sent shivers down my spine in the most delightful way...I knew that I never wanted to forget that name: Thomas Ian Griffith. And I never will he will always be a part of me...my very favori vampire<3<3 posté il y a plus d’un an

He is not only multi-faceted, but also profound in his interpretations of any and all characters he chooses to play. It is a joy to watch him act, play the accordion ou the piano, and most of all, to see him beat somebody senseless, pretend of course, like in the movies. Anyhow, he is a panthère and a lièvre and a teddy ours all rolled into one. And we l’amour him dearly. posté il y a plus d’un an

I find myself corrupted par my own flesh and blood---my daughter. Monique is a serious and enduring fan of Thomas and complains continuously how unappreciated Thomas Ian Griffith has been in the States. Let us hope that with his success in the series cobra Kai he will now enjoy plus fame here at accueil and most importantly be offered leading roles in major motion pictures. posté il y a plus d’un an

Even though I am fairly certain that human vampires are a figment of Bram Stoker's imagination, if they did exist, however, I would be thrilled to be haunted par a certain Jan Valek, portrayed par an out-of-this-world captivating tall stranger who appears to stride on air, with his manteau tails swaying softly as he passes. What a creature, is he real ou am I imagining him? posté il y a plus d’un an