Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller sued for alleged sexual harassment by fellow producer
Fuller was also accused of sexual assault by Sam Wineman, with whom he worked on a 2022 AMC queer horror docuseries
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Fuller was also accused of sexual assault by Sam Wineman, with whom he worked on a 2022 AMC queer horror docuseries
Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty ImagesBryan Fuller, creator of Hannibal, Pushing Daisies and American Gods, among other series, was sued this week for sexual harassment by Queer for Fear producer Sam Wineman, who alleges that Fuller—who served as director and executive producer on that AMC Networks/Shudder docuseries—sexually assaulted him “several times” during the show’s production. Fuller repeatedly pressed his penis into Wineman’s backside under the cover of giving him a back massage and had
The out writer and producer's attorney has vowed to sue for defamation.
Bryan Fuller, the creator of "Hannibal" and "American Gods," is facing some serious allegations in court. Sam Wineman, a producer on Shudder's LGBTQ+ horror…
Bryan Fuller, the creator of Hannibal, has been accused of sexual assault by a producer of his series Queer for Fear. Samuel Wineman filed a lawsuit alleging that Fuller engaged in acts of discrimination, sexual harassment, assault, and retaliation. Wineman claims that AMC Networks and Steakhaus Productions ignored his complaints about Fuller's behavior. Fuller's attorney has stated that he plans to sue Wineman for defamation. Fuller has denied the allegations. According to Wineman, Fuller's actions and statements were known to the show's producers but no corrective action ...