> They should make another Hannibal film, but Anthony
> Hopkins is getting old now so it probaly won't happen.
Isn't it a pity though? I would really embrace it. I thought he was terrific in those films. His performance was mesmerizing.
Off
> the screen he still gives me the creeps, because I'm half
> expecting him to turn nasty and eat someone.
>
Then he succeeded. It was the same with Margaret Hamilton who was the Wicked Witch of the West, as you probably know. People were afraid of her, little children, and little children who had grown into adults and introduced the film to their children. They were still afraid of her. But when they actually spoke to her, they were a little surprised to discover how nice she really was.
I think that's terrific. It's the ultimate reward for an actor, moreso than any Oscar. That you've affected the audience that way...
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>
> > YES I also really like "Hannibal" and "Red Dragon". I saw
> > "Hannibal Rising" but it's not as good as the others. Take
> > it or leave it. "Red Dragon" was actually a remake of an
> > earlier film called "Manhunter". That was released in
> > 1986. Brian Cox was Hannibal Lecter.
> >
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