In recent months, we have seen how Apple, has hit the checkbook, is getting a large number of rights to start creating its first own series. Unfortunately for Apple, not everyone is willing to go through the hoop and it is solely based on the large amount of money that Apple is investing.
This weekend, the news was confirmed that the next JJ Abrams series has chosen HBO for its next television production, mainly due to the experience of this company, something that cannot be replaced with money as it seems to be trying to do. Manzana. But it is not the only setback. Brian Fuller, in charge of the new season of Amazing Tales, has gotten off the bandwagon.
As we can read in Hollywood Reporters, Brian Fuller is no longer the showrunner Amazing Stories, one of the most important rights that Apple has achieved since he began his journey in the world of streaming. Apparently, Brian Fuller creative differences have been an insurmountable problem for both parties. Here we see how JJ Abrams knew where he could get with his next series if he finally decided to bet on Apple for the production of a new series.
Brian Fuller recently left the production of American Gods, due to addifferences in both production and budget which had every episode of this series aired by Staz and is currently available on Amazon Prime Video. One of the biggest hits of Brian Fuller's career was the Hannibal series, a series that I highly recommend. He has also worked as a screenwriter on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Star Treck: Discovery (which is currently available on Netflix in its first season and also highly recommended), American Gods, Heroes, Pushing Daisies, Dead Like Me. and Wonderfalls.