When discussing it, Spiner was initially concerned that it would be inhibiting, but found that “it informed a lot of things, and in the right way.
I went back and forth to Toronto six times and each time I looked forward to going because I knew I was going to have a pleasant experience.”īrother Adrian is a man of the cloth, literally since Spiner’s costume is a cassock. Spiner said, “It was the opportunity to work with Saul again, which was like swimming in a rainbow. Not only had they played against each other in the episode of Star Trek:TNG “The Most Toys”, but they’d acted together in a Shakespeare play in 1978. Saul’s response was, “Oh my god, that would be my dream come true.” He asked Saul Rubinek, “So you’re friends with Brent, right?” and asked what he thought about Brent as Brother Adrian.
Kenny knew that the Brother Adrian character would be Artie’s nemesis for the first half of the season. After launching their most successful season opener to date (up 17 % in adults 25-54 and up 23% in adults 18-49 from the season 3 cliffhanger), Warehouse 13‘s Executive Producer Jack Kenny and guest star Brent Spiner spoke about the new season.īrent Spiner plays Brother Adrian, a leader of the Brotherhood of the Knights of the Black Diamond introduced in the season premiere.
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