Anna Paquin says the revival of True Blood is unlikely

The reboots of the TV series are all the rage right now, but Kiwi actress Anna Paquin does not think we will soon find True Blood on our screens.

The Oscar-winning actress told Variety magazine: "For starters, we killed a lot of characters and a part of the whole is dead."

"Going back to rediscovering the chemistry of this specific moment is unsatisfactory and makes what was surprising less special."

Sookie Stackhouse during the seven seasons of the show from 2008 to 2014.

It was her role in Jane Campion's New Zealand film The Piano that allowed her to become a celebrity by winning the best supporting actress in the world. 11 years old.

Since then, his career has evolved with various roles from X-Men to Alias ​​Grace.

Speaking at Variety magazine at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Paquin says she feels "passionate about telling stories". "One of the things I like the most is that every month you move on to the next stage."

Her latest film The Parting Glass, in which she works at Her husband Stephen Moyer's side tells the story of a family's fallout from the suicide of one of their siblings.

Paquin calls it "a difficult, dark family drama." , strangely uplifting and humorous. "