IGN: I’m very intrigued by the portrayal of Will Graham,
another person who’s been played by a couple of great actors in the
past. Here, obviously a big difference between previous versions is that
we are seeing much more of Will’s career before anything happens with
actually catching Hannibal. In Red Dragon,
he's married, but here, he’s very much a loner. You’ve got this very
intriguing thing where he talks about where he is "on the spectrum" and
the fact that he really has some problems with interpersonal
relationships. How did that come to you?
Fuller: Well, we were looking at our timeline and
saying, “Season 4 is Red Dragon”, so where Will is psychologically in
terms of his confidence and approach to solving these crimes? We would
see Molly in Season 3, and that’s when we would introduce that
character. Also, how Will Graham got to be in a relationship based on
his idiosyncrasies, that would be part of the story that we’re telling
with him, as going from a man who is on the outside looking in at the
human condition -- because he is so vulnerable and sensitive to other
people that he has to protect himself from that.
http://ie.ign.com/articles/2013/04/04/hannibal-how-bryan-fuller-approached-the-iconic-character-and-why-clarice-starling-cant-appear-red-dragon-the-silence-of-the-lambs
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