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It's a common Mandela Effect. Interview with A vampire instead of interview with THE vampire.
Read the book 6 times plus, saw original movie a few times and wrote a book report on it. For me it's always been interview with A vampire
Omg, wtf is even going on! I've read all her books like 3 or 4 times each and saw the movie like 5+ times and never knew that.
It's so common Google autocorrect gave me "interview with a vampire" as an option, and not "interview with the vampire" after only typing the string "interview "