There's what happens to vampires when they burn in a fire that is different than what we've seen before. "There is a specific thing that happens in our show to vampires who get staked which is probably different than what we've seen before. Give them fangs, and that's all they need. We don't have time or money to do that and, second of all, just let the actors act it.
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I wanted to avoid the vampires getting strange contact lenses when their fangs came out or any sort of head prosthetic because, first of all, it's a TV show. I wanted to avoid the instantaneous incineration or the instantaneous turning into dust. There are differences in what happens to vampires being staked. I wanted to approach the supernatural not as being something that exists outside of nature, but something that is more deeply rooted in nature, perhaps more so than our physiological perception apparatus is equipped to perceive. "We went to great pains to sort of depict a certain kind of physiology for the fangs where they actually are retracted like rattlesnake fangs, and then they click forward. He continued by elaborating on some of the specifics of the physical nature of the vampires in True Blood.
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