Where: Landmark E- Street Cinema (map) (website) We’ll be watching it during the 4:00pm showtime (please show up to the theater @ 3:30 just so it wont be a hassle with buying tickets/seating)
*if you have any strict dietary choices, please let me know asap so we can find a good restaraunt replacement*
*of course its everyone’s responsibility with paying for their own tickets/food*
If you would like to come or have any questions about the event please send me an ask or contact me through twitter @daddymads 🙂 And dont forget to bring your flower crowns!! 😀
hannibal more like hanninstall these fonts now
will graham more like well damn this is awesome. lmao i love me
Do you ever stop and think while looking at the hannibal tag. Do you think mads and hugh ya know sometimes kinda get anoyed in someway that some people only know them from hannibal? Like when they meet fans and they go “good job on hannibal! Oh I loved your role in it!” They say thank you and mean it. But in the back of their minds they think “I’ve done other things..why does no one hardly thank me for it?” . . Or because it was such a big thing they can’t go one day with out hearing thr name once or twice. DON’T GET ME WRONG they Love the show just as much as us!! But .. ya know.. ,// Tell me what you think of it?
Had it not been for Hannibal I wouldnt have heard of Mads or Hugh (or any of the cast with the exception of Laurence Fishburne and Gina Torres) its expanded me to their other stuff which love but Hannibal has a really big part of my heart.
EDIT: not sure why they be annoyed by it? I mean really you could replace hannibal with something like Ella Enchanted or Casino Royale and it still be the same
Featuring 50 contributors and over 200 pages of art, comics, and fiction, RAW: A Hannibal/Will Fanthology is a fan anthology celebrating the romantic relationship between Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham from the critically acclaimed television show Hannibal.
RAW is our gory, unsettling, beautiful love-letter to Hannibal, and to its acknowledgement that romance can blossom in the darkest of places, under the most alarming of circumstances, and even between the most unexpected of people (like between a serial killer and an FBI profiler.)
Tomorrow at 10 AM ETOct. 13TH is the moment to start voting non-stop for Hannibal to win the pre-nominations round and stick with nominations to the big voting round that starts on November.
We have done #NOMinateHannibal campaign for over a month to make them nominate Hannibal this year (they only nominated S1).
If Hannibal is pre-nominated in categories as well as if it’s not, we can vote for it to win the final round anyway.
-If is already nominated:
Push the button all day long during 10 days, there’s not such thing as too much voting in People’s Choice. Unlimited and worldwide voting.
-If we are not already nominated:
Write Hannibal IN between the options non-stop during 10 days. If they receive as much votes as if it has been, indeed, nominated, they have to accept the nomination. Process: copy and paste Hannibal – cast the vote – repeat.
and read through a butt ton of official Bryan Fuller interviews and podcasts and gathered all info on what I could about his plan in continuing Hannibal and his vision for Season 4.
HERE YOU GO:
SOURCES:
Vulture TV Podcast: A Candlelit Discussion of “Hannibal” Plus “Show Me A Hero”
“And (Bryan) was telling me in the context of the possibility that there might be a fourth season, ‘cause I wanna know where would this thing go. And the answer is, according to him, somewhere in the vicinity of that Tattler story that described them as Murder Husbands. Like, they would be basically traveling around Europe together, getting into adventures.”
Digital Spy: Bryan Fuller opens up on Hannibal’s axing and plans for season 4
“A potential fourth season of Hannibal would, Fuller revealed, reinvent the dynamic between Will and Hannibal (Mads Mikkelsen) “in a huge way” – he bills it as a reinvention of the entire series. “Bryan described how a prospective fourth season might play out – or feature film, whatever it might be at this stage – and it was such a different place for them to go,” Dancy said. “I thought it sounded fascinating – an amazing inversion and almost a return to the first season, but a new kind of storytelling.”
TV INSIDER: Hannibal Finale: Bryan Fuller Reveals Will and Hannibal’s Fate…And Explains That Chilling Last Dinner Scene
“Will and Hannibal, who have talked about murder and murdering separately, now are doing it together. That felt like it was the evolution of their relationship, that in this moment they would become the murder husbands of fanfic lore”
The Hollywood Reporter: ‘Hannibal’s’ Bryan Fuller on the “Obscure” Finale, Movie Hopes: “There’s a Few Ways to Go”
“There is something in the novel Hannibal that has not been done in any of the adaptations and I would love to explore that with Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter. I’m hoping that someday, whether it’s a year from now … two years from now … that we will continue to get to tell that story. I feel like if Will Graham did survive that plunge, his most interesting chapter is yet to be told.”
Vulture: Bryan Fuller on Hannibal’s ‘Cancellation’ and Where He Wants to Take the Show in Season 4
“Season four would be a reexamination and reinterpretation of the Will Graham–Hannibal Lecter relationship in a fashion that is unlike anything else we’ve done in the show. So it is, in many ways, a whole reinvention of the show, in an exciting way”
Vulture: Bryan Fuller on That Hannibal Finale and the Show’s Campy, Sensual Undertones
, you said that the theoretical season four would be a “reexamination and a reinterpretation” of their relationship, and that it was creatively terrifying to think about. Now that we’ve watched the finale, I’m curious about what it would look like.
Bryan: Well, I still want to hold that in my back pocket because Martha de Laurentiis* is trying to find financing for a feature film, and you never know two years from now if Mads [Mikkelsen] and Hugh [Dancy] have an opening in their schedules, we can shoot something again. I still want to be able to tell that story, and it’s perhaps the most fascinating chapter of Will Graham’s story yet. But I feel like if I tell you what it is, then it kind of closes a door on it in my mind.
Grantland: Q&A: Bryan Fuller on the End (for Now) of ‘Hannibal,’ the Future of Broadcast TV, and His Plans for Clarice Starling
“I’m hoping that with the finale airing, and with people discussing it, we’ll be able to have a conversation again about continuing the story, because myself and Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy are all ready, willing, and able to return to the story when the time is right.”
“There’s a portion of the novel Hannibal that has not been included in any of the adaptations of the story. That was the thrust of the potential Season 4 for us — taking this plot point from that book and reconceiving it for Will and Hannibal. I was talking with Hugh about this as we were landing the plane on Season 3. And Hugh was like, “Oh my god, that’s cool. I want to do that.” So I know Hugh wants to do it, I know Mads wants to do it, and I want to do it with them, we just have got to find the right time and the right platform to tell that story.”
TheHeyUGuys: The HeyUGuys Interview: Bryan Fuller on Hannibal Series 3 – Part 1
“It felt like we had to s–t or get off the pot, ultimately, because there had been so much going on between these two men that when Will asks, “Is Hannibal Lecter in love with me?” it is very much about death and the romance between these two men. There is a quality to connections that go above and beyond sexuality. You can have this intimate connection with somebody that then causes you to wonder where the lines of your own sexuality are. And we didn’t quite broach the sexuality. It was certainly suggested, but the love is absolutely on the table. There is love between these two men, and confusion between these two men. We had to articulate it, and the idea for a [potential] Season 4 was an interesting continuation of that, as well as a subversion of it at the same time. So it’s strange to look at [this week’s episode] as a finale, because part of me believes that the most interesting chapter of Will Graham’s story is yet to be told.”
Variety: ‘Hannibal’ Finale Postmortem: Bryan Fuller Breaks Down That Bloody Ending and Talks Revival Chances
“It certainly was going to be a part of season four, and I actually was really excited about exploring the Margot/Alana relationship and how they were going to dismantle all of the Verger slaughterhouses and turn them humane. She was going to completely undo the evils of her family with Alana, like a Joan Crawford sitting at PepsiCo’s table saying “don’t f–k with me, fellas.” I was really excited about that story for Alana and Margot and seeing more of them, and also seeing what it would be like for them to realize that Hannibal might be coming back into their orbit.”
(About the end scene with Bedelia at the dinner table) “The intention was Hannibal survived”
“THERE ARE THREE PLACE SETTINGS AT THE TABLE”
“There was so much in Season 4 that was going to include Robertus, and Lady Murasaki and Chiyoh was going to return”
International Business Times: ‘Hannibal’ Season 4: Bryan Fuller Says Lee Pace Would Be His Choice For Buffalo Bill, Almost Played Francis Dolarhyde [VIDEO]
“I would love to work with Bryan on anything – I think he’s a rare talent- so it would be lovely if something worked out. But there’s no immediate plans.”
“I love David Tennant, I think he’s a wonderful talent and I’ve been dying to work with him for many years now, so one way or another it’s going to happen.”
Inquisitr: Hannibal’ Showrunner Bryan Fuller Envisions ‘Dark Comedic’ Role For David Bowie
“We’ve had several conversations with his people and the feedback is always that David loves that we’re approaching him and to keep approaching, and hopefully the stars will align.”
Hannibal Finale Post Mortem: Bryan Fuller on Will/Lecter Love, Bedelia’s Last Supper, That Siouxsie Sioux Jam
“By coming back in and seeing Bedelia at a dinner table being served her own leg, grabbing a fork and hiding it under the table and preparing to stab it in the neck of the next person who comes into the room, that’s a great way to tell the audience, “Yes, we have told you completion to this story, but who is serving Bedelia that leg? Is it Hannibal? Did he survive? Is it Uncle Robert is, and is David Bowie behind that curtain? Who’s serving her the leg?”
(Fuller later confirmed in the Dinner Party Show interview listed above that it was in fact Hannibal who cooked Bedelia’s leg)
An Interesting bit about Chilton that I ran into:
“Let’s just keep him alive, so if we ever do Silence of the Lambs years from now, with the success of skin grafts, we’ll see a Dr. Chilton that is still as feisty as ever.”
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST THIS INSPIRING QUOTE FROM BRYAN
“It’s not over until I’m dead, as far as I’m concerned,”
A Madness Between Two 