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EXCLUSIVE: George Freeman, who saw a 20-year run at WME end in June and continued to represent most of his clients independently as manager, has landed at Brillstein Entertainment Partners. He has brought a lengthy list of clients with him. Freeman’s list includes Russell Crowe; Dennis Quaid; director Ramin Bahrani…

Having exited his fair share of shows over the years, Bryan Fuller today has a suggestion for ABC to replace the now-canceled Roseanne on its fall schedule. The former American Gods co-showrunner took to social media on Tuesday to advocate — tongue partially in cheek — for the return of Pushing Daisies, the dramedy…

Bryan Fuller has exited as showrunner of Apple’s upcoming reboot of Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories over creative differences. It is unclear whether he would have a different role on the project. He had not delivered a script to Apple before his amicable departure. UPDATE: Fellow Amazing Stories executive producer…

Starz's big-budget drama American Gods has been making headlines in the past couple of months with the surprise exit of the masterminds behind the genre series, executive producers/showrunners Michael Green and Bryan Fuller, who created the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2001 award-winning novel. It was followed by…

UPDATED: Michael Green and Bryan Fuller, the masterminds behind Starz’s American Gods, have exited the big-budget drama series. We hear the duo informed the cast of their departure today. Fuller and Green created the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2001 award-winning novel and served as executive producers/showrunners on…

Apple is zeroing in on a reboot of Steven Spielberg’s Amazing Stories as one of its first series in its foray into original programming under Jamie Erlicht & Zack Van Amburg, heads of the newly formed worldwide video programming division. The tech giant is nearing a deal for a remake of the cult Spielberg-produced…

Loyal fans of Hannibal will be happy to hear that the revival of the NBC canceled series is coming closer to reality. Executive producers of the show Martha De Laurentiis and Bryan Fuller took to Twitter and posted a photo of the two of them posing with a Hannibal doll captioned “Meeting of the minds,” leading us to…

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of tonight's American Gods Season 1 finale. "We can’t help but acknowledge that the world we’re going to be writing in is so much darker now, so I wouldn’t be surprised if Season 2 got a lot angrier," says American Gods executive producer Michael Green of what's to come next…

"This is a monster and as the world has seen, there's nothing like this on TV," Ricky Whittle says of American Gods during this week's Next Generation TV one-on-one conversation. "We're in a great privileged position where we have a platform to tell stories and to entertain but also educate," The 100 alum adds of Bryan…

"First and foremost, it was a wonderful platform to talk about faith and belief and where we put our energies in this country," said American Gods executive producer Bryan Fuller of what attracted him to bringing Neil Gaiman's acclaimed novel to the small screen. "Then you look at the fantastic characters, gods and…

EXCLUSIVE: The TV Gods have smiled upon American Gods again today with Starz giving the recently debuted series a pretty quick Season 2 renewal. Expected to launch in mid-2018, the second season pick-up comes just under two weeks after the Bryan Fuller and Michael Green adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2001 award-winning…

The TV Gods were smiling upon Starz's premiere of American Gods on a crowded Sunday of drama, comedy and sport. In fact, the small screen deities looked so favorably upon the April 30, 9 PM start of the Bryan Fuller and Michael Green adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2001 award-winning novel that it almost broke an original…