NBC's Hannibal only lasted for three seasons but became a critical darling and quickly inspired a ravenous fanbase. Bryan Fuller's adaptation of Hannibal Lecter's adventures created a new set of fans and a cult audience through its stunning visuals, playful characters, and mythical tableaus of violence that doubled as works of art. The show became a nexus point for viewers that explored consumption, queerness, beauty, crime, and the meaning of love through a lens of blood and gore. Much like the show, this collection is a love letter to America's favorite cannibal, celebrating the multiple…mehr
NBC's Hannibal only lasted for three seasons but became a critical darling and quickly inspired a ravenous fanbase. Bryan Fuller's adaptation of Hannibal Lecter's adventures created a new set of fans and a cult audience through its stunning visuals, playful characters, and mythical tableaus of violence that doubled as works of art. The show became a nexus point for viewers that explored consumption, queerness, beauty, crime, and the meaning of love through a lens of blood and gore. Much like the show, this collection is a love letter to America's favorite cannibal, celebrating the multiple ways that Hannibal expanded the mythology, food culture, fandom, artistic achievements, and religious symbolism of the work of Thomas Harris. Primarily focusing on Hannibal, this book combines interviews and academic essays that examine the franchise, its evolution, creatively bold risks, and the art of creating a TV show that consumed the hearts and minds of its audience.
Kyle A. Moody is an assistant professor of communications media at Fitchburg State University in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. He explores online communities, information sharing practices, user generated content in games and social media, and the convergence culture of information production. Nicholas A. Yanes examines the entertainment industry as an academic and corporate consultant. As a freelance writer he has contributed to CNBCPrime, Casual Connect, GameSauce, Sequart, MGM's Stargate Command, and ScifiPulse.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: The Hors d'Oeuvre Kyle A. Moody and Nicholas A. Yanes Giving Voice to the Unmentionable: How Hannibal Lecter Uses Bodies in the Television Series Hannibal Lisa Rufus My Darling Cannibal: The Mechanics of Perverse Allegiance in Hannibal Kirsty Worrow Empathy for the Audience: Hannibal, the Fannibals and What Happens When a Show Takes Its Fandom Seriously Nicole Michaud Wild Interview: Tom de Ville Nicholas A. Yanes Bodies That Change: Transformation, Body Dysmorphia and the Malleability of Identity in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Samantha McLaren Cannibalizing Hannibal: The Horrific and Appetizing Rewriting of Hannibal Mythology Naja Later "If I saw you every day, forever, I'd remember this time": Deconstructing Gender Performance and Heteronormativity Through Adaptation Megan Fowler Go with the Flow: Will Graham and Liminality in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Lorianne Reuser Interview: Nick Antosca Nicholas A. Yanes Eating Exquisite Corpses and Drinking New Wine: The Chesapeake Ripper as the Authentic Surreal Murderer Vittoria Lion Food Culture in Hannibal Megan McAllister Matchless in His Irony: Divinity and the Aesthetics of Death in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Anamarija Horvat Interview: Martha De Laurentiis Nicholas A. Yanes It's a Matter of Taste: Bourdieu and the Impeccably Mannered Anthropophagite Sarah Cleary Stranger in a Strange Land: Hannibal as an Adaptation of Stoker's and Browning's Dracula Simon Bacon Pygmalion of a Broken Mind: Physical and Mental Desire in Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter's Relationship Olimpia Calì Gender/Animal Suits: Adapting Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs to NBC's Hannibal Evelyn Deshane Queer(y)ing Adaptation: Bryan Fuller's Hannibal as Slash Fiction Gothic Romance Evan Hayles Gledhill An Art Form That Honors Aesthetic and Taste: The Art of Murder and the Art of Television in Hannibal Michael Fuchs The Rise of the Showrunner in Hannibal: Bryan Fuller as Simultaneous Fan Author and Legitimate Auteur Kyle A. Moody Afterword: Dining In-The Legacy of Bryan Fuller's Hannibal, or, How Hannibal Inspired Us to Eat Better Nicholas A. Yanes About the Contributors Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: The Hors d'Oeuvre Kyle A. Moody and Nicholas A. Yanes Giving Voice to the Unmentionable: How Hannibal Lecter Uses Bodies in the Television Series Hannibal Lisa Rufus My Darling Cannibal: The Mechanics of Perverse Allegiance in Hannibal Kirsty Worrow Empathy for the Audience: Hannibal, the Fannibals and What Happens When a Show Takes Its Fandom Seriously Nicole Michaud Wild Interview: Tom de Ville Nicholas A. Yanes Bodies That Change: Transformation, Body Dysmorphia and the Malleability of Identity in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Samantha McLaren Cannibalizing Hannibal: The Horrific and Appetizing Rewriting of Hannibal Mythology Naja Later "If I saw you every day, forever, I'd remember this time": Deconstructing Gender Performance and Heteronormativity Through Adaptation Megan Fowler Go with the Flow: Will Graham and Liminality in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Lorianne Reuser Interview: Nick Antosca Nicholas A. Yanes Eating Exquisite Corpses and Drinking New Wine: The Chesapeake Ripper as the Authentic Surreal Murderer Vittoria Lion Food Culture in Hannibal Megan McAllister Matchless in His Irony: Divinity and the Aesthetics of Death in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal Anamarija Horvat Interview: Martha De Laurentiis Nicholas A. Yanes It's a Matter of Taste: Bourdieu and the Impeccably Mannered Anthropophagite Sarah Cleary Stranger in a Strange Land: Hannibal as an Adaptation of Stoker's and Browning's Dracula Simon Bacon Pygmalion of a Broken Mind: Physical and Mental Desire in Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter's Relationship Olimpia Calì Gender/Animal Suits: Adapting Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs to NBC's Hannibal Evelyn Deshane Queer(y)ing Adaptation: Bryan Fuller's Hannibal as Slash Fiction Gothic Romance Evan Hayles Gledhill An Art Form That Honors Aesthetic and Taste: The Art of Murder and the Art of Television in Hannibal Michael Fuchs The Rise of the Showrunner in Hannibal: Bryan Fuller as Simultaneous Fan Author and Legitimate Auteur Kyle A. Moody Afterword: Dining In-The Legacy of Bryan Fuller's Hannibal, or, How Hannibal Inspired Us to Eat Better Nicholas A. Yanes About the Contributors Index
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