Thanks to tarotmaniac for the heads up
“We’ll have a surprise guest on the panel that will reveal the fate of an actor whose life was in the balance earlier in Season 2,” the TV series creator and EP teases. “Someone from episode seven who got shot in the face and was presumed dead,” he says revealing the reappearance of the Raul Esparza- portrayed Dr. Frederick Chilton without saying as much. While Esparza is expected to show, leads Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy, who was at SDCC last year, won’t be in attendance on today’s panel. However, beside Esparza, fellow EPs Martha DeLaurentiis and Steven Lightfoot, director David Slade and cast members Caroline Dhavernas, Scott Thompson, and Aaron Abrams, will join Fuller.
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I always figured Chilton wasn't dead. He's too vital in the mythology to be gone. Also I love the bit about we're practically getting 2 season in one. Excited for the 2 finales!!!
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ReplyDeleteYES! Very excited book fan! But I'm wondering if the the "Commander Apache" role he speaks of is really a combination of Pazzi and Popil and not just Pazzi since they are in parallel in some ways and because we're in France?????? (Or are we going to have an Italian in France? --which could work given Mason's thugs are also Italian...)
"In terms of results, that means Season 3 of Hannibal is almost going to adopt the AMC model of splitting a season – a slight change of plans from how he first conceived the show."</i?
I'm confused. Does this mean that 6 episodes are going to be part-A (Hannibal/Hannibal Rising mash-up - Revenge/on the run story) and the other 6 part-B (Red Dragon), or are they actually changing the episode count and splitting up the season with in the year????
Looking forward to what the Panel reveals! Just in half an hour or so!!!
I think he means they are splitting they season into two with part A (Hannibal/Hannibal Rising) spanning eps 1-7 then Part B (Red Dragon) Eps 8-13.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I kind wish they wouldn't have just because I like the prospect of ending with the beginning of Red Dragon rather than trying to cram Red Dragon into 6 episodes!
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Yeah, not sure how I feel about them cramming Red Dragon into 6 episodes, last season I felt like they were really rushing the Mason and Margot storyline (in 5 episodes) and that it really could have used a few more episodes to make things flow better.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious. Does this mean Bryan's seven-season arc is shortened to five or less? Because two of the future seasons were supposed to be focused on Hannibal and Red Dragon separately.
ReplyDeleteYeah I think that's a very safe assumption. But I think that's fine. End it high instead of uneccesarily extending or strecthing out stories. I trust Bryan and he hasn't disappointed yet
ReplyDeleteThat's true but maybe he saw that strecthing Red Dragon for an entire season was unessecary and I trust Bryan and the decisions he has made so far has only made the series better so Let's just wait and see what season 3 has to offer because I'm sure it's nothing less than epic :(
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it will be good anyways, and I don't blame Mr. Fuller with this change, but NBC. I suspect that they wanted him to compress his story...
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