Kozlovsky will not drink blood
“My character likes, falls in love, he’s passionate. In general, he is the hero.”
Danila Kozlovsky continues the expansion of Russian actors to the West. Recently it was held the American premiere of “Vampire Academy” – the first part of the film adaptation of the bestselling autore Richelle Mead, in which Kozlovsky played one of the main roles, Dimitri Belikov, the son of a vampire and a human woman, such called dhampirs. Dimitri works in the Academy as a mentor of real Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. and younger dhampirs. In particular, he protects two Friends – Rosemarie and Lissa. On the eve of the film’s release in theaters, Kozlovsky met with MK to talk about the Hollywood experience, difficulties of translation and working with Olga Kurylenko, who became famous after her big role in “Quantum of Solace”.
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“My character likes, falls in love, he’s passionate. In general, he is the hero.”
Danila Kozlovsky continues the expansion of Russian actors to the West. Recently it was held the American premiere of “Vampire Academy” – the first part of the film adaptation of the bestselling autore Richelle Mead, in which Kozlovsky played one of the main roles, Dimitri Belikov, the son of a vampire and a human woman, such called dhampirs. Dimitri works in the Academy as a mentor of real Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. and younger dhampirs. In particular, he protects two Friends – Rosemarie and Lissa. On the eve of the film’s release in theaters, Kozlovsky met with MK to talk about the Hollywood experience, difficulties of translation and working with Olga Kurylenko, who became famous after her big role in “Quantum of Solace”.
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Dhampir
Dhampirs were originally born through the union of a Moroi and a Human in the years before the Dark Ages. Through this union created a half-vampire and half-human. Today, they are born through a Moroi (male/female) and another Dhampir (male/female).
Unlike the Moroi, Dhampirs don’t have Element abilities (eg. fire, water etc). They are born with quicker reflexes, strength, agility, flexability and endurance. With these physical strengths they are able to train to match that of Strigoi strength and agility.
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Dhampirs were originally born through the union of a Moroi and a Human in the years before the Dark Ages. Through this union created a half-vampire and half-human. Today, they are born through a Moroi (male/female) and another Dhampir (male/female).
Unlike the Moroi, Dhampirs don’t have Element abilities (eg. fire, water etc). They are born with quicker reflexes, strength, agility, flexability and endurance. With these physical strengths they are able to train to match that of Strigoi strength and agility.
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Blood whore
Blood whore is a negative term used to describe a dhampir who lets Moroi drink from them during sex. This behavior is considered scandalous to both Moroi and dhampir alike and they are looked down upon for it. It’s also an unfair slur often applied to single dhampir mothers who choose to raise their children instead of becoming guardians.
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Bloodwhore: "An insulting term for a dhampir, male o female, who allows a Moroi to drink their blood while having sex. It's also an unfair slur often applied to single dhampir mothers who choose to raise their children instead of becoming guardians." -- Vampire Academy: The Ultimate Guide. Page 300.
Blood whore is a negative term used to describe a dhampir who lets Moroi drink from them during sex. This behavior is considered scandalous to both Moroi and dhampir alike and they are looked down upon for it. It’s also an unfair slur often applied to single dhampir mothers who choose to raise their children instead of becoming guardians.
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Bloodwhore: "An insulting term for a dhampir, male o female, who allows a Moroi to drink their blood while having sex. It's also an unfair slur often applied to single dhampir mothers who choose to raise their children instead of becoming guardians." -- Vampire Academy: The Ultimate Guide. Page 300.
