Miss Marguerite Whips

Martha

“…they (fans) immediately started to identify with both characters, Will Graham or Hannibal Lector and they ‘shipped” those roles (looks at Bryan, who nodded) is that what you were saying (laughter from around the room) and they just became a terrific, huge, collective and it grew. And, they’re smart, and we talked about this as well, our audience is I would say a more mature, smarter audience that appreciates the subtleties, that appreciates the scale of which things are done, from the music, from the cinematography, the cast, from the sets, the writing.  So it’s given them a lot to play on and we appreciate that. That’s what’s supported us.”

Bryan

“I think in an interesting way since the Show is fan-fiction.  I’m a huge Thomas Harris fan, and it’s not a literal adaptation even though so much of the literature does make it into the show.  It’s relatable to that community who are also fan fiction writers and story-tellers, so I respect when they twist it around in very interesting ways and have very strange (lots of smiles) illustrations of Mads and Hugh often chewing each others penises off and, God bless them. (laughter)

Hugh

Often. Like often. (laughter)

Bryan

It happens. (laughter)

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