Michael Mann’s astounding Manhunter and Brett Ratner’s less-than-inspiring Red Dragon. Now it’s going to be the story that Hannibal ends on. To prep you for this upcoming story arc — and ...

It's technically the third film in the franchise, so how does Hannibal Lecter's outing Red Dragon fit into the series timeline? Despite the huge success of The Silence Of The Lambs - including ...

The complete soundtrack featured in seasons 1 to 3 of Hannibal is listed below: Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, BWV 1049: I. Allegro – Henryk Szeryng, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Sir ...

It's hard to find a show on the air right now that successfully manages to top itself every week like "Hannibal". The NBC drama — which was canceled by NBC at the end of June — has been ...

In the nerve-frying Red Dragon , Dr. Hannibal Lecter, the world’s most famous cannibal, growing anemic on a diet of dandelion greens, comes back for meat, his wit still as sharp as his incisors.

Hannibal begins it new (and, likely, final) story arc with Season 3, Episode 8 (“The Great Red Dragon”). We meet Francis Dolarhyde, aka The Tooth Fairy. We finally see Hannibal Lecter behind bars.

Richard Armitage is joining the show as “Red Dragon” villain Francis Dolarhyde this season; what’s his dynamic like with Will and Hannibal? It’s interesting to read the novel “Red Dragon ...

Like Under the Skin, Red Dragon concerns an individual in the ... After a half-season immersion in Hannibal’s world of refined and decadent Old Europe evil, the blunt force of this new killer ...

(The image of the red ballistic strings forming a pair of dragon's wings behind Will was a particularly stunning image.) And after the show gave us an inversion of Will and Hannibal's first “Red ...

This was yet another Hannibal Lecter story, at times – particularly during this final Red Dragon arc – quoting chapter and verse from both the books and the various film adaptations ...

like 2001’s “Hannibal” and 2002’s “Red Dragon” — as well as the 2013-15 NBC series “Hannibal.” Bryan Fuller, her friend and collaborator on NBC’s “Hannibal,” announced that ...

No doubt the Red Dragon will fit in perfectly here. William Blake’s poetry and artwork, with its awe-filled ruminations on God and death, are in the very syntax of Hannibal’s language.