Bryan Fuller has departed from his producer role on the upcoming TV adaptation of The Vampire Chronicles. Anne Rice, the author of the on-going book series on which the TV show is based, is leading the project with scriptwriting assistance from her son, Christopher Rice. At this current conjecture, the series does not yet have a network … >
Showrunner Bryan Fuller has stepped away from another project, with the news that he’s quit the upcoming reboot of Amazing Stories. Fuller, who recently left his job as showrunner on American Gods, and before that Star Trek Discovery, was hired for the Apple TV overhaul of the anthology series. He’d been attached to it since … >
Following a successful first season run of American Gods, the US network Starz was quick to confirm that it had a second season of the show ordered. Based on the book by Neil Gaiman, it seemed logical to press ahead with more episodes. But it’s been a pretty bumpy time since. Showrunners Bryan Fuller and … >
Perhaps the highest profile adaptation of Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles novels to date has been Neil Jordan’s movie of Interview With The Vampire, starring Tom Cruise. Since then, a few other projects have surfaced, but nothing that made quite that level of impact. However, there may now be a fresh future for Rice’s books … >
Things were going too well. The television adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods has been one of the screen highlights of the year. But ahead of season two of the show, we now learn that its two head writers have quit, following disputes with the production company behind it. Bryan Fuller and Michael Green had … >
Multiple disagreements led to the lauded showrunner leaving CBS’ big-time TV Trek reboot.
American Gods showrunner Bryan Fuller has teased a fast-paced second season of the show, but with more episodes than the truncated first run.
CBC has released a brief teaser for the network’s new Star Trek TV series. The first ever promotional video for the highly-anticipated series was unveiled at the CBS Upfront presentation at Carnegie Hall in New York this week, featuring the first look at the show’s logo. It was announced last November that a “totally new” Star Trek television series will … >
Bryan Fuller has been announced as co-creator and executive producer of the brand new Star Trek TV series. Best known for his work on Hannibal, Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls and Pushing Daisies, the American screenwriter and producer began his writing career on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. CBS Television Studios revealed … >
Bryan Fuller has revealed that he hopes to collaborate with Mark Gatiss on a project at some point. The Hannibal showrunner told Den of Geek: “I adore him. I have such a crush on that man.” Fuller has previously worked on Dead Like Me, Pushing Daisies and Heroes, while Gatiss is best known for writing … >