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Bryan Fuller

Bryan Fuller

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Sep 18, 2026

David BellHOST
24:16
What were you going to
Tom RymanHOST
24:16
say? I was going to say that I was more into this when Brian Fuller was still attached and...
Tom RymanHOST
24:24
He's the Hannibal person.
Tom RymanHOST
24:25
He's the person responsible for Hannibal, which I thought was a great.
Jim TrincaHOST
21:25
One of the
Richie MorganHOST
21:25
things I think about is the Brian Fuller thing.
Jim TrincaHOST
21:30
Oh,
Richie MorganHOST
21:30
yeah.
Richie MorganHOST
21:31
My theory is that he didn't write it, but my theory is that...
Richie MorganHOST
21:36
First of all,
Owen O'DonnellGUEST
21:37
explain the Brian Fuller thing in brief.
Owen O'DonnellGUEST
21:39
Oh, sorry, sorry,
Shannon McClungHOST
28:38
This one took an interesting road.
Shannon McClungHOST
28:40
Originally, you know, Brian Fuller had developed this.
Shannon McClungHOST
28:43
Brian Fuller from Hannibal and Pushing Daisies.
Shannon McClungHOST
28:47
Really incredible writer who... doesn't typically stay on a project till the end.
Shannon McClungHOST
28:54
I don't know if he left or if he was removed, but ultimately he is not the guy that is credited as the creator.
TrevorHOST
46:08
here we are.
Stan WilliamsHOST
46:09
It was an orb experience that I have since been able to share with Brian Fuller.
Stan WilliamsHOST
46:13
I went to a talk back with him and Fred Bronson.
Stan WilliamsHOST
46:17
And I mentioned, you know, the night that I met Nana, I talked about the darkness and the light.
Stan WilliamsHOST
46:21
And the first thing I want to say this publicly for you, Nana, the first thing you said when I talked about that being my favorite episode was, was well you know brian fuller wrote a wonderful story the first thing you did was not thank you i loved it anything about your performance it was to acknowledge the writer of the story and i think that speaks volumes about who you are as a performer and a person and that's not just the nanarita talking you are a wonderful human being earlier you were talking about folks on the promenade and like all of their different interests coalescing.
Stan WilliamsHOST
46:57
And so I want to turn it over to Krista to talk about what's going on with your playlist lately.
Stan WilliamsHOST
47:04
Krista, why don't you take it?
Dylan BlightHOST
38:48
We shall see.
Dylan BlightHOST
38:49
I was more interested in the series when Brian Fuller was the person, um, Originally sort of doing it.
Dylan BlightHOST
38:58
No offense to Brad Kane, but yeah, we'll see how it plays
Ashley HobleyHOST
39:00
out.
Brett ArnoldHOST
13:42
So if this guy, again, it...
Brett ArnoldHOST
13:44
The context here though I wanted to bring it up, Jesse, is that this was once a Bryan Fuller production-
Jesse HassengerHOST
13:52
Yes
Brett ArnoldHOST
13:52
... which apparently, you know, ruffled feathers with who- I think it's A24 and/or...
Jesse HassengerHOST
15:57
[laughs]
Brett ArnoldHOST
15:58
Yeah.
Jesse HassengerHOST
15:59
I am, I am excited for the show, but I am also watching Hannibal right now so, like, it's especially, it's especially gonna be disappointing to watch a show that was gonna be Bryan Fuller that isn't while watching... well, almost simultaneously with a show that is Bryan Fuller and is pretty cool.
Brett ArnoldHOST
16:14
Yeah.
TravisGUEST
42:52
so many issues.
JasonHOST
42:54
I think Brian Fuller.
TravisGUEST
42:58
Brian Fuller, who was one of the original creators, he didn't want a continuing series at all.
TravisGUEST
43:03
He wanted like American Horror Story.
TravisGUEST
43:06
He wanted every year to be its own like mini story.
TravisGUEST
43:17
And then they go, no, we wanted the past.
TravisGUEST
43:19
They wanted it to be more like Captain Kirk ship.
TravisGUEST
43:21
And then Brian Fuller's just like, well, if you're not going to do what I want, I'm going to leave.
BrianHOST
32:18
Well,
MattHOST
32:19
the only thing that ticks me off about that, of course, Brian Fuller was the showrunner, right? And he's the guy who was behind Hannibal, which I think is one of the best horror TV shows.
MattHOST
32:29
I mean, it only lasted two seasons, but I thought it was fantastic.
MattHOST
32:33
Brian Fuller is a huge horror fan and he's a huge Friday 13th movie fan.
MattHOST
32:38
And so he got the gig to do it.
MattHOST
32:41
It was his dream gig.
RowanHOST
10:43
The rest of them, you know, I'm familiar with Dust Bunny because that did get a limited release around me.
RowanHOST
10:51
So Dust Bunny is Brian Fuller's... debut film so if you're not familiar you know he did the hannibal tv series dust bunny is his his debut horror mads mickelson is the star of it that one i believe is about like uh it's like a monster under your bed type thing it's like a very like fantasy horror movie going on Now, Maram is one that is on my list just because I've heard a lot of podcasts talk about it.
RowanHOST
11:26
It's kind of, I think, gained some steam in the last couple months.
RowanHOST
11:31
It's like a period piece.
RowanHOST
15:18
I don't know about Marama, but I mean, the other four definitely are all made by queer directors.
RowanHOST
15:28
If I had to go with like an educated guess, I kind of feel like Dust Bunny is going to win this.
RowanHOST
15:35
Brian Fuller, Hannibal is like a massive TV show.
RowanHOST
15:39
He worked on like dead, like me, like he's worked on massive TV shows, a huge supporter of shutter early on.
Steve ProkopyGUEST
30:24
Sure
Nick DigilioHOST
30:24
... uh, which was fanta- Brian Fuller created that, and so, and he, and he's, he's, and a lovely pace.
Nick DigilioHOST
30:29
I think he's great.
Nick DigilioHOST
30:30
Um, I liked him in Bodies Bodies Bodies.

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