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Will Graham is a queer character from Hannibal. Originally teaching forensic classes for the FBI, he is a criminal profiler that tracks down serial killers alongside Hannibal Lecter. He lives in a farm house in Virginia where he shares his residence with a family of dogs. He never met his mother and lived poor when he was a child. Will has short curly brown hair, blue eyes and a slight beard. Originally teaching forensic classes for the FBI, he is a criminal profiler that tracks down serial killers alongside Hannibal Lecter. He lives in a farm house in Virginia where he shares his residence with a family of dogs. 
Hannibal showrunner opens up about the show's queer love story
The showrunner for Hannibal opened up about the surprising queer love story between the show’s main characters. Back in , the prequel TV series for the film Silence Of The Lambs debuted to critical acclaim. The show followed FBI profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) and his complicated relationship with the titular cannibalistic killer (Mads Mikkelsen). Throughout its three-season run. Fans can attribute most of this to the premise of the horror crime drama itself: an FBI agent who seeks help for his obsession with murder ends up in the office of a forensic psychologist who is secretly a cannibalistic serial killer. Nothing spells doomed, toxic romance potential like two people with dark secrets to hide.
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Will and Hannibal are both middle aged men who'd come to terms with the fact that they were destined to be alone in this universe due to their lack of normalcy by society's standards, which is why the relationship they've cultivated is so precious to one another. Showrunner Bryan Fuller reveals how Hannibal evolved into a love story between its main characters. The psychological horror series acted as a prequel to the acclaimed book series by Thomas Harris, focusing on the relationship between murderous psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter and FBI agent Will Graham. How Hannibal Became A Love Story Between Lecter & Will
'Hannibal' showrunner Bryan Fuller says the series finale nearly ended on a same-sex kiss between Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) and Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen). Shows of the s were rife with the trope, including Teen Wolf , Sherlock , and Supernatural. Despite the exhaustion of this trope that grew as the decade progressed, a rarity was found among the cacophony of queerbaiting and false promises. Will's Sexuality
Unlike many of the show’s peers, queer subtext slowly becomes text in Hannibal. In the early episodes, Hannibal gazes at Will as if he’s his next meal, yet lingering beneath these looks is a primal yearning rooted in romantic and sexual desire. Looking back, it is impossible to overstate the intensity of this visually rich serial killer drama's online fandom, much of which focused on the complicated relationship between FBI profiler Will Graham Hugh Dancy and serial killer Hannibal Lecter Mads Mikkelsen. Many shippers reimagined the adversarial push-pull between the two lead characters as a love story, a reading of the show made all the easier by the way Dancy and Mikkelsen played their scenes together. 
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NBC's bold Hannibal series ended in cancellation, leaving Hannibal and Will's homoerotic tension ultimately unresolved. .
'Hannibal' Finale Nearly Ended on a Gay Kiss, Says Bryan Fuller
Hannibal and the representation of twisted love The duo is a reflection of each other (Image via Prime Video) Hannibal also leans into the jokes about the "gay agenda," as Fuller calls it. .
It Still Stings
Now, in an interview with EW, Fuller has revealed how Hannibal blossomed into a love story. Stating that he originally wanted to explore romantic interactions between two straight characters, Fuller admitted that the “ gay agenda ” between Will and Hannibal was a result of the on-screen chemistry between Mikkelsen and Dancy. .