NBC and The Crossing co-creators Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie have tapped Valorie Curry (The Tick) and Eddie Izzard (Hannibal, Six Minutes To Midnight) to join Succession star Ashley Zukerman's Robert Langdon in the drama pilot Langdon Written and executive produced by Dworkin and Beattie and based on Dan Brown's best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol, the series follows[...]
No information was released on if the series will use Harris' 1999 sequel novel Hannibal as source material, or move forward with a new storyline MGM Television, CBS Television Studios, and Secret Hideout are set to produce the series.
“After more than 20 years of silence, we’re privileged to give voice to one of America’s most[...]
No information was released on if the series will use Harris' 1999 sequel novel Hannibal as source material, or move forward with a new storyline MGM Television, CBS Television Studios, and Kurtzman’s CBS Studios-based Secret Hideout are set to produce the series.
“After more than 20 years of silence, we’re privileged to give voice to one[...]
No information was released on if the series will use Harris' 1999 sequel novel Hannibal as source material, or move forward with a new storyline. CBS' The Silence of the Lambs sequel series pilot Clarice has started rounding out the supporting cast for Rebecca Breeds' (Home and Away, Pretty Little Liars) FBI Agent Starling Lucca[...]
No information was released on if the series will use Harris' 1999 sequel novel Hannibal as source material, or move forward with a new storyline.Variety More than a month after CBS announced they were giving The Silence of the Lambs sequel series Clarice a series commitment, we've learned Rebecca Breeds (Home and Away, Pretty Little[...]
On the other hand, it leaves fans of Hannibal a little concerned that the news is the final nail in the season 4 coffin.Except it doesn't - as series creator and executive producer Bryan Fuller clarified via the following Twitter exchange While Fuller and fellow executive producer Martha De Laurentiis were interested in working a[...]
If "Hannibal" Lecter can get a prequel series, there's no reason Clarice can't get a sequel series - and that's exactly what writers and executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet are bringing to CBS.The network is looking to make a serious commitment to the series A pilot script has already been penned and will[...]
Directed by David Slade (American Gods, Hannibal) and starring Dunkirk‘s Fionn Whitehead, the Black Mirror “special event” dropped early Friday morning and follows computer programmer Stefan as he adapts childhood fantasy novel Bandersnatch into a video game When things begin to change around him, creating a mix of reality and virtual reality that has him questioning the reality of everything –[...]
It’s very safe to say we will follow the tradition of Season 1 and produce some mindblowing television.”Zlotnik also shared that new showrunner Jesse Alexander (Star Trek: Discovery, Hannibal) has been working closely with American Gods author/executive producer Gaiman:
“Neil is very involved, he’s intrinsically involved Jesse Alexander probably talks to him every day, and we talk to him frequently[...]
It’s amazing to see everyone back, and to be entering the next stage of the story with the best bunch of actors around, along with some inspired filmmakers.” - Gaiman
[caption id="attachment_839095" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit: Starz[/caption]After several rough months that saw FremantleMedia’s highly publicized switch in showrunners from Bryan Fuller (Star Trek: Discovery) and Michael Green[...]
Hannibal Lecter, and has arguably spent the most time (consecutively) portraying the not-so-good doctor This is something of which Mikkelsen is highly aware, and boy-howdy does he know how to appease the rabid Hannibal fanbase (aka Fannibals).All photos in this piece are by myself, taken during the panel.During the 3rd annual Silicon Valley Comic Con[...]
[caption id="attachment_825677" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit: Starz[/caption]After a rough couple of months that saw: FremantleMedia's highly publicized switch in showrunners from Bryan Fuller (Star Trek: Discovery) and Michael Green (Y: the Last Man) to Hannibal's Jesse Alexander; a contentious online exchange between author/executive producer Neil Gaiman and The Hollywood Reporter; and the departure of Gillian Anderson[...]
[caption id="attachment_786114" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Credit: NBC[/caption]After a contentious few months that saw Bryan Fuller and Michael Green leaving the series over presumed budget issues with production company Fremantle, The Hollywood Reporter is reporting exclusively that Hannibal's Jesse Alexander will be assuming showrunner responsibilities alongside author and executive producer Neil Gaiman on Starz's American Gods[...]
We are hoping he chooses to stay on and potentially showrun."
[caption id="attachment_773522" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Photo Credit: Mary Anne Butler[/caption]With Fuller currently no longer associated with Starz's American Gods and talks of a return to NBC's Hannibal currently nothing more than that, one has to wonder if Powell's "We are hoping he chooses to stay on[...]
Hannibal Lecter’s (Anthony Hopkins) one-man homage to Travolta/Cage's Face Off:
“He’s basically a shape changer He can put other people’s faces on his face That’s terrifying, he’s a superhero.”● But Whittle's "desert island" scary movie? Steven Spielberg's Jaws, a fear that got to him recently while jet skiing:
“I probably watched it too young[...]
(Editor's Note: Bleeding Cool staffer Danielle Mick reporting from New York Comic Con and speaking with X-Files star Gillian Anderson.) When I arrived for the X Files press room after a moment of fangirling, I was immediately blown away by Gillian Anderson's beauty and presence. She carried herself with an air of grace and importance, not […]
NBC's Hannibal was one of those shows that you had to keep reminding yourself was actually a network show, and not a product of a premium cable channel (HBO, Showtime) or streaming service (Netflix, Amazon) Originally running from 2013-2015, Bryan Fuller's take on FBI profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) and cannibalistic serial killer Dr Hannibal[...]
Hannibal That's a small sample of just the geek genre work that she's done...which is why I'm disappointed that (1) it took so long to finally give Torres a chance to lead her own show with her own supporting cast; and (2) that it had to be a spinoff from Suits and not a geek[...]
Hannibal was one of the best shows on television, period Like most great television shows it didn't get its due and was canceled not long before it won a Saturn Award Creator Bryan Fuller along with the extremely dedicated fanbase have never really given up hope that the series would return someday Fuller has said[...]
Green sees it as something that helps maintain the peace...for everyone: “A surprising number of times a week, someone who I work with will come into my office frustrated with some frustrating part of their job and I will listen to them, put a scissor in their hand and say, ‘Just throw it at this[...]
