Showing posts with label Chelan Simmons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chelan Simmons. Show all posts

Sunday, May 5, 2013

DenOfGeek: Bryan Fuller interview by Louisa Mellor



Some highlights below from an excellent interview by Louisa Mellor here:
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Still as a series?

As a series. There’s much more of the fantastical that I wanted to include in the show that I wasn’t able to do because I left after four episodes to go and do Wonderfalls. I would also love to revisit Wonderfalls, that’s why I have Gretchen Speck-Horowitz (Chelan Simmons) in an episode of Hannibal because it is a form of mourning I think, kind of not wanting to let those things go.

Recasting the same actors you mean?

Uh-huh.

Do you think that’s why Joss Whedon does it?

I think he probably just loves the actors. I love the actors too, but there is something kind of fun about hiring Chelan Simmons to play the same character with the same name from Wonderfalls, and hiring Ellen Muth to play the same character - she plays a character named Georgia Madchen in Hannibal and she was Georgia Lass in Dead Like Me. Both Madchen and Lass mean ‘girl’ so she’s kind of the same character in both. It’s a re-examination of the character and also a re-examination of that work, and also a way to keep it alive in some way.

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Amuse-Bouche - Is it a drug tampering episode?

I noticed in the "A Killer Reborn" promo the following screengrab features
PrevuLex DRUGS:

This may also be the episode(s) with Chelan Simmons where she is playing 
her character from Wonderfalls, Gretchen Speck-Horowitz :


so maybe there will be an episode about drug tampering 
by a PrevuLex DRUGS employee? 

It could be Episode 2:


Thursday, September 27, 2012

Twitter: Chelan Simmons to reprise her role as Gretchen Speck-Horowitz in Hannibal



Chelan Simmons is playing her character from Wonderfalls,
Gretchen Speck-Horowitz, in Hannibal

This is Chelan Simmons' third collaboration with Bryan Fuller,
as well as Wonderfalls she also appeared in his 2002 adaption 
of Stephen King's Carrie.


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