Blue-eyed Man

Blue-eyed man is a recurring character in the miniseries and the highest antagonist.

He is portrayed by Italian actor Stefano Cassetti.

Personality and Appearance
The "Blue-eyed man" is a hellish man at the head of the witch coven of La Chimere. Irresistibly seductive and charming, this man is a dangerous murderer and cannibal who sows death and mayhem wherever he goes. Elusive and mysterious, he seems not to belong to this world, but no other than Hell.

A handsome man with an athletic physique and a notable presence. Dark brown hair pulled back, supernatural mesmerizing blue eyes, a square jaw with a groomed beard. Steven Marcato has a tough expression but cheeky at the same time. He wears dark clothes and often uses a walking stick with a silver handle in the shape of a horned serpent's head or a stag. When he takes on demonic traits, his spine seems disproportionate, several scars appear on the skin and his hands are actually claws like those of some reptiles.

Throughout the miniseries
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Trivia

 * Unlike the novel and film adaptation, Steven Marcato, The Devil, and Roman Castevet seem to be at least two distinct characters. During the Coptic priest's narration about Steven Marcato, the man in the flashback is the Blue-eyed man and not Roman Castevet, despite "Roman Castevet" is the anagram of Steven Marcato, as suggested in All Of Them Witches. However, during the ceremonial rape, Roman attends the ceremony along with the rest of the coven, while the Blue-eyed man (likely the Devil himself) has sexual intercourse with a semi-unconscious Rosemary.


 * In the miniseries Steven Marcato overlaps with the character that in Roman Polanski's film was known as Adrian Marcato, Roman's father and leader of the satanic cult.
 * The Blue-eyed man seems to be an earthly incarnation of Satan.