John C. Reilly
Larten Crepsley
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With John C. Reilly, Josh Hutcherson, Chris Massoglia, Jessica Carlson. Teenager Darren Shan meets a mysterious man at a freak show who turns out to be a vampire. After a series of events, Darren must leave his normal life and go on the road with the Cirque du Freak, becoming a creature of the night.
John C. Reilly as Larten Crepsley; Josh Hutcherson as Steve "Leopard" Leonard; Ray Stevenson as Murlough; Salma Hayek as Madame Truska; Patrick Fugit as Evra Von; Jessica Carlson as Rebecca (Monkey Girl) Michael Cerveris as Desmond Tiny (Mr. Destiny) Willem Dafoe as Gavner Purl; Ken Watanabe as Hibernius Tall; Jane Krakowski as Corma Limbs ...
In 2009, he played vampire Larten Crepsley in the film Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant and voiced "5" in 9. [58] [59] Reilly starred in the 2010 film Cyrus as a divorcé beginning a new relationship. [60]
Now you're a thief and a liar! Larten Crepsley : It's been a long night. I just flitted across two states. I think I'll just hit the pine early. Madame Truska : Oh, Larten, you did it. You stuck your neck out for him. Larten Crepsley : You'd think a vampire would know better than to stick his neck out. Larten Crepsley : Your mouth says no, but ...
The fifth of six children, John Christopher Reilly was born in Chicago, to a father of mostly Irish descent, and a Lithuanian-American mother, and was brought up on Chicago's tough Southwest territory. His father, also named John, ran an industrial linen supply company business. On the amateur stage from age eight, Reilly trained at the Goodman ...
Darren (Chris Massoglia) is just like any other teenager, until the day he encounters the Cirque du Freak and a vampire named Larten Crepsley (John C. Reilly). After Crepsley turns him into...
Cerveris gives the only really interesting performance in the movie. And there's a paternal vampire named Larten Crepsley (John C. Reilly), who is proud of having developed a system of feeding off humans without killing them or turning them into vampires (i.e., "blooding them").
