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Ventimiglia, who gets bitten in the first bondage scene, says he was drawn to the project because it reminded him of a grown-up version of The Lost Boys. Kiss of the Damned, his new vampire movie, makes its debut at South by Southwest next month. But “if I get a tweet from some guy in the middle of Africa talking about Heroes, that just blows my mind.” “You live in Bulgaria! How is that going to work?” he thinks. We didn’t have all that stuff.” He occasionally tweets to his 92,000 followers and dodges the stray marriage proposal. “We didn’t have email addresses, we didn’t have cellphones. “I’m a product of the ’70s and ’80s,” he says. Literally, every day, I’d pull up and he’s standing there with a coffee.”Įven though he’s Internet-savvy enough to watch ESPN on his computer, Ventimiglia isn’t a social-media junkie. I like to be the first person who shows up at the beginning of the day. (It’s actually great: like a male version of Alias, without the spy costumes.) Ben Ketai, the director of the series, says Ventimiglia “takes every part of his job seriously. He spent about a month filming six episodes of the drama about a dad turned brutal assassin. “It’s led to a lot of different roles.” Some actors with his level of notoriety would scoff at doing an Internet series, but Ventimiglia signed up for Chosen because he liked the script.

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Since he’s not committed full time to TV anymore, “I’m free to jump around, bounce around, go anywhere I can,” he says.

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He’ll also appear as a mob lawyer in Los Angeles, a TNT series slated for 2014. Then in the fall I have Killing Season with De Niro and Travolta.” He ends the year with Grace of Monaco, starring Nicole Kidman, where he plays Grace Kelly’s celebrity publicist Rupert Allan. “This summer, I have Grown Ups 2, with Sandler. And then in May I have Kiss of the Damned, an independent film”-about vampires. “Since I left Heroes,” he says, “I’ve done eight movies and two TV shows in the past 2 1/2 years, maybe even more! Chosen”-a new Web series-“came out. He’s been multi-tasking at his production company, thinking about directing and dabbling in supporting film roles. Ventimiglia says he’s been working regularly too, although he’s taken a somewhat different route. After Heroes ended in 2010, his co-stars migrated to other TV series like American Horror Story: Asylum (Zachary Quinto), Hawaii Five-0 (Masi Oka), and Nashville (starring his ex-girlfriend Hayden Panettiere). A few years ago, at the peak of his celebrity, he was a gossip-tabloid fixture-Perez Hilton would obsess about where he would sit at NBA games. Ventimiglia, 35, the star of Gilmore Girls, Rocky VI, and Heroes, the 2006 hit TV series that made fan boys swoon, isn’t as omnipresent as he used to be. I think my brain is like, ‘Hey buddy, wake me up!’” “For some reason, I didn’t have a cup of coffee. He was so absorbed, he forgot to pick up the phone when his publicist called for this interview. “I’ve been up since seven”-there are construction workers over at his house in Los Angeles, and Ventimiglia spent the first half of the day reading in his office. “How you doing, brother?” he says on a recent morning.

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