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Posted: 06:28:00 on November 01 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: General Genre/SciFi

Former VOYAGER writer and co-producer Bryan Fuller talks with TrekWeb today in an exclusive new interview about his newest projects and memories from TREK's fourth series.

"The remake has always been about going back to the book," Fuller told us about his new television version of CARRIE, debuting on NBC Monday night. "And grounding the characters and situations in a grittier post-Columbine reality. The Brian DePalma version has a wonderful fairy tale quality to it. It's a much more innocent film than our remake in many ways. Whereas the characters in the original are very clearly drawn in black and white, we had fun playing them more ambiguously."

We also asked Fuller about VOYAGER and Captain Janeway, many people's favorite punching bag. He says Janeway had the right stuff.

"I think Janeway's uneven and erratic characterization is what made her real," he says. "People are not even-tempered. People are not always stable, especially when they're cut off from the chain of command. Kate Mulgrew gave Janeway a sense of danger and unpredictability. I loved that about her."

Read much more of our candid new interview with Bryan here.

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