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Practical Magic : My interpretation of Jimmy Angelov:

I watched this movie today for the first time, mainly because of Nicole Kidman, and I picked up something on Jimmy that I haven't seen anyone else mention: I think Jimmy was supposed to be a vampire. I haven't read the book but I saw on the trivia page the original Jimmy was very different from the movie version of Jimmy, so it's plausible that he could of been intended to look like a vampire.

Here are the reasons why I think he was supposed to be a vamp - Gillian mentions that Jimmy's from Eastern Europe and says "he's so close to Transylvania. " Now, maybe it's because I wasn't using subtitles, or maybe I wasn't listening closely, but wouldn't that imply that he's a vampire, since the most famous vamp of all (Dracula) stems from Transylvania? I don't believe that was supposed to be a coincidence. Also, we only ever see Jimmy at night or in dark places. Like he's in the dark club/place/wherever where Gillian was dancing with all those guys around. Plus, in the scenes with Sally, he only appears during the night when they're driving in his car. And not to mention, he apparently stays up all night long -- when Gillian sees Sally after Michael has died and she tells her all about Jimmy, she says they just stay up all night long "worshiping each other". Doesn't that seem a little vampish to anyone else, or just me? It wouldn't be THAT far off for a witch to be romantically involved with a vampire!

One more thing: when Sally, Gillian, and Jimmy are driving in the car and he's been drinking the tequila, Sally looks to her sister in the rear view mirror, you only see Gillian, not Jimmy, and if I recall correctly, according to ~vampire mythology~, you can't see a vamp's reflection. And I know, later on, when Kylie could see "him" in the yard during the day, but her mother couldn't, that could be interpreted as Kylie's witchcraft being stronger in her than her mom (who had abandoned using magic at this point), so a witch seeing another "magical creature" isn't too hard to believe, compared to a human or a witch who hasn't used her craft in awhile.

I don't know if this was what the director was intending to do, or was supposed to be an ~underlying theme~ or metaphor for good intended girls (like Gillian, who although she wanted to break away from her small town and have fun, she was still a good person deep down) getting mixed up with bad boys, but the entire time I was watching, all I could think of was he was a vamp! Did anyone else notice what I did, or was I reading too much into a movie?

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Re: My interpretation of Jimmy Angelov:

I'm going to be honest, I don't think he was a vampire, but those are some pretty good reasons as to why he might be. That was a really in-depth analysis for a first time view.

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10 surprising things you didn't know about 'Practical Magic'

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The film is based on a book that's quite different. Warner Bros.

• "Practical Magic" (1998) is a cult-classic film about the Owens women, a family of witches who navigate life, love, and curses together.
• Although the film is now a cult classic, it was a bit of a box-office flop that critics ripped apart for years.
• A real witch consulted on "Practical Magic" and later threatened to curse the movie, according to the film's director.
• Jimmy was supposed to be from Texas, but the character was rewritten for actor Goran Visnjic.
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Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, "Practical Magic" (1998) is a film about a family of witches who navigate the ups and downs of life, love, family, and, of course, magic.

In the decades since its release, the film has become a cult classic that's especially popular around Halloween — and it still holds a few interesting secrets that even the biggest fans may not know.

Here are some of the surprising things you never knew about "Practical Magic."

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