I have added two additional images to the Costume Institute Gala to the photo archive in high quality.
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I have added high quality episode stills from episodes nine and ten from season one of Hannibal to the photo archive. Thanks to FarFarAwaySite
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I have added additional high quality episode stills and behind the scenes images from Fromage and Sorbet to the photo archive. Thanks to farfarawaysite.com for these.
*Fromage episode stills are not included in the preview in this post due to possible spoilers, please click the gallery link to view
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I have added the episode captures from Sorbet, the seventh episode of Hannibal season one to the photo archive. Thanks to ScreenCapped.net.
I have added episode stills from episodes nine and ten from season one of Hannibal to the photo archive.
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Television Series > Hannibal > Season One > Episode Stills > [1×09] Trou Normand
Television Series > Hannibal > Season One > Episode Stills > [1×10] Buffet Froid
The trickiest thing about Hugh Dancy’s series is that everyone already knows its twist ending.
The NBC series is “Hannibal,” after all, and it casts Dancy as FBI agent Will Graham and Mads Mikkelsen as Dr. Hannibal Lecter.
Yes, that Hannibal Lecter. The infamous “Hannibal the Cannibal” created by novelist Thomas Harris and famously played by Anthony Hopkins in “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991) and two subsequent films. The master psychologist who, having turned serial killer, is imprisoned in a maximum-security facility where Graham, Agent Clarice Starling and other officers of the law occasionally turn to him for his unique insights into the darkest corners of the mind.
The twist: “Hannibal” takes place even before “Manhunter” (1986), remade as “Red Dragon” (2002), albeit later than “Hannibal Rising” (2007), which focused on Lecter’s youth. The audience knows that Lecter is a serial killer, but Graham doesn’t.
“We didn’t tell you right away on the show that he is a flesh eater,” Dancy said. “We had a lot of fun feeding that out in little morsels.”
As it were. Speaking by telephone from the show’s Los Angeles set, the 37-year-old British actor is in an antic mood, quick to joke about even the darkest aspects of his latest project.
And why shouldn’t he be? Life is good for Dancy, who is married to actress Claire Danes – who has her own hit series, Showtime’s “Homeland” – and has an infant son, Cyrus Michael Christopher Dancy, born in December. Throw in a highly touted midseason series, and it’s fun to be Hugh Dancy right now.
“It’s a wonderful, busy, tiring, joyful time in my life,” Dancy said. “Now I have a TV show that’s more than enough to keep me interested, test me and challenge me. I jumped right in.”
“Hannibal” explores the early relationship between Graham, the young and gifted FBI profiler previously played by William Peterson in “Manhunter” and Edward Norton in “Red Dragon, and the not-yet-infamous Lecter, who becomes Graham’s mentor before becoming his most famous case. Gillian Anderson and Laurence Fishburne co-star.
“Will is a unique character,” Dancy said. “In his mind he lives with demons, including a great proximity to death and violence. You could say that he’s humanity. Not to make too great a claim of the character, but he carries this violence within him, which I think we all do to some extent.”
I have updated the photo archive with High Quality additions of Hugh’s public appearances from 2002-2005.
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Target: Robert Greenblatt and the decision-makers at NBC
Sponsored by: Kristy Gay
*We have reached our goal of 7000 signatures in just over a week (and 4 days before the goal date! Care2 automatically increases the signature numbers in this case, so I’ve decided to both send out the petition to NBC as it stands, and also up the count to 10,000 for the last few days – Fannibals get it done! – Kristy Gay*NBC’s Hannibal is smart, well-crafted and visually breathtaking. The performances are outstanding. This calibre of show is something never before seen on network television and is worthy of being played out to its stunning conclusion. Despite this, Hannibal is in danger of not being picked up for a second season.
We as a fanbase need to stand behind this amazing show. We cannot sit by idly and wait for NBC to make their decision, we must take pre-emptive action.
Thanks to C.K. in our chatbox for letting us know about this.
