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Overview

Based on the controversial sequel novel of the same name, Hannibal is the much-anticipated follow-up to the Oscar-winning The Silence of the Lambs (1991). Anthony Hopkins returns as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, one of the world's most cunning and feared serial killers, who resurfaces after a decade in hiding to toy with FBI agent Clarice Starling (Julianne Moore). As Starling's career flounders thanks to a drug bust gone wrong, Lecter attempts to elude a greedy Italian police detective (Giancarlo Giannini) who's willing to alert the authorities to his presence in Florence for a price. In the meantime, a maimed but wealthy former victim of Lecter's named Mason Verger (Gary Oldman) plots to get his revenge on the doctor in a most
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Based on the controversial sequel novel of the same name, Hannibal is the much-anticipated follow-up to the Oscar-winning The Silence of the Lambs (1991). Anthony Hopkins returns as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, one of the world's most cunning and feared serial killers, who resurfaces after a decade in hiding to toy with FBI agent Clarice Starling (Julianne Moore). As Starling's career flounders thanks to a drug bust gone wrong, Lecter attempts to elude a greedy Italian police detective (Giancarlo Giannini) who's willing to alert the authorities to his presence in Florence for a price. In the meantime, a maimed but wealthy former victim of Lecter's named Mason Verger (Gary Oldman) plots to get his revenge on the doctor in a most unusual and grisly fashion. The novel by Thomas Harris was adapted for director Ridley Scott by David Mamet and Steven Zaillian. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi

Special Features

Alternate ending with optional director commentary; Over 35 minutes of deleted and alternate scenes with optional director commentary; Feature-length commentary by director Ridley Scott; Breaking the Silence: five unique making-of featurettes including rare footage and interviews; A multi-angle featurette on the art of storyboarding; Anatomy of a shoot-out: a five-angle breakdown of the "Fish Market" action scene; Multi-angle exploration of the film's opening title design; Gallery featuring trailers, TV spots, rare production stills and unused poster concepts and more!

Editorial Reviews

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Sir Anthony Hopkins returns for seconds as Hannibal Lecter, the celebrated psychopath he introduced to popular culture in Jonathan Demme's Oscar-winning Silence of the Lambs 1991. This third film culled from author Thomas Harris's series of books -- Lecter first appeared in Michael Mann's Manhunter 1986 -- finds Ridley Scott behind the camera, and the Gladiator director gives the horrific feast a European flair. Julianne Moore Magnolia takes over as FBI agent Clarice Starling, stepping into shoes made comfortable by Jodie Foster in Silence. Starling hasn't had it so well since we last saw her: A failed drug raid has resulted in her demotion, while Dr. Lecter has become a Renaissance man in Italy, surrounded by the finest of arts, fashion, and, er, food. But Lecter soon finds his fugitive vacation threatened by a triad of greed: Surviving Lecter victim Mason Verger Gary Oldman, uncredited wants revenge, Italian policeman Pazzi Giancarlo Gianni knows too much, and dirty FBI agent Paul Krendler Ray Liotta trades on Starling's access to Hannibal for his own political means. As Starling attempts to distill this less-than-gourmet stew, Hannibal once again functions as her confidant, his cat-and-mouse games from Silence dropped for an almost affectionate display as Starling's father figure. With a pulpy and grotesquely comical script cowritten by David Mamet and Steven Zaillian, Hannibal is much gorier than its predecessors; but thanks to Hopkins's mesmerizing way with the character, it still tastes good 'til the last bite.
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[Anthony] Hopkins is the draw here...Lecter lingers over the last word of every sentence, making a flourish of each utterance; it's as if he bows every time he speaks. His courtliness in the somber, lush Florence should be funnier, but the unremitting and airtight grimness of the material is hard to beat.

Product Details

  • Release Date: 6/5/2007
  • UPC: 027616077974
  • Original Release: 2001
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  • Source: MGM (VIDEO & DVD)
  • Region Code: 1
  • Presentation: Special Edition / Wide Screen / Special Packaging
  • Time: 2:11:00
  • Sales rank: 18,611

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Anthony Hopkins Dr. Hannibal Lecter
Julianne Moore Clarice Starling
Ray Liotta Paul Krendler
Frankie R. Faison Barney
Giancarlo Giannini Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi
Francesca Neri Allegra Pazzi
Zeljko Ivanek Dr. Cordell Doemling
Hazelle Goodman Evelda Drumgo
David Andrews FBI Agent Pearsall
Francis Guinan FBI Director Noonan
James Opher DEA Agent Eldridge
Enrico Lo Verso Gnocco
Ivano Marescotti Carlo
Fabrizio Gifuni Matteo
Ennio Coltorti Ricci
Alex Corrado Piero
Marco Greco Tommaso
Gary Oldman Mason Verger (uncredited)
Technical Credits
Ridley Scott Director, Producer
Greg Cannom Makeup Special Effects
David Crank Art Director
Dino de Laurentiis Producer
Martha de Laurentiis Producer
Mill Film Special Effects
Louis Di Giaimo Casting
Branko Lustig Executive Producer
David Mamet Screenwriter
John Mathieson Cinematographer
Danny Michael Sound/Sound Designer
Terry Needham Associate Producer, Asst. Director
Crispian Sallis Set Decoration/Design
Pietro Scalia Editor
Norris Spencer Production Designer
Keith Vanderlaan Makeup Special Effects
Wes Wofford Makeup Special Effects
Janty Yates Costumes/Costume Designer
Steven Zaillian Screenwriter
Hans Zimmer Score Composer
Thomas Earl Harris Source Author

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Hannibal (Feature)
1. Barney's Observations [:11]
2. Main Titles [:33]
3. The Fish Market [:18]
4. An Ugly Mess [1:56]
5. A Good Deal [:08]
6. Mason Verger [1:36]
7. Hannibal the Cannibal [:19]
8. Catching Up With Barney [5:35]
9. Dr. Feel [1:50]
10. Tracing Lecter's Scent [1:32]
11. Pazzi on the Case [2:47]
12. Krendler's Terms [2:38]
13. Possibly Illegal Action [3:23]
14. Family History [1:22]
15. Fingerprints [3:15]
16. Verger's Boys [1:24]
17. La Vita Nuova [6:02]
18. Lecter Found [1:06]
19. The Price of Avarice [2:27]
20. Pazzi's Destiny [4:22]
21. Starling in Distress [:36]
22. Shopping Spree [:03]
23. Deep Roller [3:51]
24. Cat and Mouse [3:04]
25. A Kidnapping [:59]
26. Face to Face [3:06]
27. The Main Attraction [1:06]
28. Alone at Last [4:01]
29. Dinner [2:42]
30. That's My Girl [4:10]
31. In-Flight Service [3:32]
32. End Credits [5:18]
1. Rethinking the Novel [:11]
2. Title Design [:33]
3. Starling: 10 Years Later [:18]
4. Connecting Verger to the FBI [1:56]
5. The Biltmore Estate [:08]
6. Creating a Multifaced Monster [1:36]
7. Purity and Corruption [:19]
8. The Importance of Barney [5:35]
9. Dr. Fell's Backstory [1:50]
10. FBI Procedure [1:32]
11. Sustaining Audience Interest [2:47]
12. Casting Krendler at the Gym [2:38]
13. The Temptation of Pazzi [3:23]
14. Dr. Lecter's Dangerous Humor [1:22]
15. Animal Instincts [3:15]
16. Canadian Bacon [1:24]
17. Pazzi's Operatic History [6:02]
18. Crowd Control in Florence [1:06]
19. Dante [2:27]
20. Shooting Pazzi's Death [4:22]
21. Verger's Characterization [:36]
22. Lecter's Motivation [:03]
23. Cheats and Short Cuts [3:51]
24. Music and "The Third Man" [3:04]
25. Stunts, Scott Glenn and Cows [:59]
26. The Screenplay [3:06]
27. "Gladiator's" Tigers Vs. "Hannibal's" PIgs [1:06]
28. As If Underwater [4:01]
29. The Most Difficult Scene in the Film [2:42]
30. Hannibal's Sacrifice [4:10]
31. Off-Hand Comments [3:32]
32. Anthony Hopkins [5:18]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Hannibal (Feature)
   Play
   Scene Selections
   Special Features
      Audio Commentary by Ridley Scott
         Commentary: On
         Commentary: Off
      The Silence of the Lambs DVD Trailer
      Windtalkers Teaser Trailer
      Additonal Special Features Can Be Found On Disc Two
   Languages
      Spoken Languages
         English 5.1 Surround
         English DTS 5.1
         French 5.1 Surround
         Spanish 5.1 Surround
      Subtitles
         English
         French
         Spanish
         Subtitles: None
Disc #2 -- Hannibal (Special Features)
   "Breaking the Silence" The Making-Of Hannibal
      Play All
      Development
      Production
      Special Make-Up Effects
      Music
      Reaction
   Multi-Angle Vignettes
      Anatomy of a Shoot-Out
         Introduction
            Scene & Take
            FPS
            Lens
            Camera Mount
            Exposure
         Select Angle
            "A" Camera
            "B" Camera
            "C" Camera
            "D" Camera
            All Four Cameras
      Ridleygrams
         Introduction
         Select Angle
            Interview With Ridley Scott
            Ridleygrams
            Storyboard/Shot Comparison
      Title Design
         Introduction
         Select Angle
            Final Title Design
            Original Teaser Cut
            Shooting Pigeons
            Nick Livesey's Notebook
         Select Audio
            Final Theatrical Mix
            Original Teaser Mix
            Commentary By Nick Livesey
            Commentary By Ridley Scott
         Play
   Deleted & Alternate Scenes
      Play
      Play With Commentary
      Fish Market Aftermath
      Return to the Dungeon
      X-Ray Comparison
      "Dear Clarice..."
      Pazzi's Password
      Perfume Shop
      Romula
      Il Mostro Case
      Lecter Leaves Florence
      Barney and the Boars
      Coming to America
      Coveting Clarice
      Planning the Meal
   Alternate Ending
      Trailers & TV Spots
         Play All
         Theatrical Teaser
         Theatrical Trailer
         TV Spots
            Play All
            "The Glass"
            "The Face"
            "Traveling Letter"
            "Silent"
            "Broken Event"
            "Hunter"
            "Clarice"
            "Two People/Barney"
            "Final Event"
            "Event Review"
            "American Review"
            "The Glass"
            "Event"
            "New Event"
            "Clarice Cutdown"
            "Final Event Cutdown"
            "Event Review"
            "American Review"
            "Feast"
      Poster Concepts
         Introduction
         View All
         Artist Index
            New Wave Entertainment
            71 Design Team
            Nick Livesey
            Final Key Art
      Still Photos
         View All
         Cast Portraits
         Fish Market
         FBI
         Flashbacks
         Barney's Apartment
         Florence- Part I
         La Vita Nuova
         Florence- Part II
         Virginia
         Union Station
         Verger Estate
         Krendler's Cottage
         Airplane
         Deleted Scenes
         Behind the Scenes
         Special Make-Up Effects
         Florence PRess Conference
   Cast & Crew
      Anthony Hopkins: Dr. Hannibal Lecter
      Julianne Moore: Clarice Starling
      Giancarlo Giannini: Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi
      Francesca Neri: Allegra Pazzi
      Ray Liotta: Paul Krendler
      Frankie R. Faison: Barney
      Ridley Scott: Director/Producer
      Dino De Laurentiis: Producer
      Martha De Laurentiis: Producer
      Branko Lustig: Executive Producer
      David Mamet: Screenplay
      Steven Zaillian: Screenplay
      Lucio Trentini: Line Producer
      Terry Needham: Associate Producer/First Asst. Director
      John Mathieson: Director of Photography
      Hans Zimmer: Composer
      Norris Spencer: Production Designer
      Janty Yates: Costume Designer
      Pietro Scalia: Editor
      Captive Audience: Special Make-Up Effects
   Production Notes
   DVD Credits

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    This movie could have been better.

    I believe that Hannibal could have been written a lot better. After reading the book, I watched the movie to see how closely the book and the movie were. That was a mistake. I ended up finding out that there were many plot holes and missing sections in the story. Even one of the characters, Mason Verger¿s sister, who played some pretty important roles in the book, was absent from the movie. It did have some of the major events though. This movie really should have been made into a two-disc set so they could fit more of the scenes in, and follow the story line more closely. This movie was a real disappointment for me, and I wouldn¿t suggest reading the book then watching it. If I had not read the book, it would have been a lot better.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Try Something New !

    How often do you do something you haven't done before? How often do you do something you have done before, but in a new way? Probably not very often. Humans are creatures of habit, establishing behavior patterns and then repeating them without thinking about it. Many of our behaviors are so 'automatic' that we could reasonably be described as 'automatons' (robots). This is unfortunate because these behavior patterns are limiting. They prevent us from achieving our full potential as human beings. Hannibal Lecter knows this. He also understands how to break free of these behavior patterns. Personal transformation is Lecter's specialty. The secrets of personal transformation (and salvation and authentic religious states of consciousness) are hidden within the Hannibal Lecter movies. If you would be free, if you would claim your birthright as a human being, if you would take your place on Mount Olympus, study these movies and learn what Hannibal knows. It will be difficult. But if all else fails, just do as Hannibal does and eat the rude (rood!).

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Lecter (Hopkins) is as evil as ever in this movie franchise!

    Lecter (Hopkins) is as evil as ever in this movie franchise! I mean sure critics say Hannibal isn't as good as The Silence of The Lambs. But I say it's the best of the two. Why? Because less Agent Starling and more Hannibal. Although the end is a bit over the top.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    A Great Series of Movies

    Hannibal was a really good movie. I just saw it on DVD the other day and it was even better then i remembered (maybe thats because this time i knew when to close my eyes). There was a lot more blood then in silence of the lambs, and that last scene was really freaky. This is a really good movie if u like gore, but i think that silence was better because of the psychological interplay between hopkins and foster. I'm hoping the chemistry between Ed Norton and Hopkins will be just as good in the Red Dragon (the pre-quel coming out soon). You just gotta love anthony hopkins as Hannibal ''the Cannibal'' Lecter, he is just so good at being bad.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    A good movie but not as good as Silence of the Lambs!

    Hannibal has great a sense of drama but it wasn't as good as the Silence of the Lambs. Ridley Scott did an ok job as director of the film but he is no Jonathan Demme. Anthony Hopkins is great as Hannibal ''the Cannibal'' Lecter but for Juliane Moore, I will make an exception. Juliane Moore is no Jodie Foster. She is ok as Clarice Starling but no one can compare to Jodie Foster's performance as Starling. Gary Oldman is just as good as Anthony Hopkins in playing the hideously deformed Mason Verger but Ray Liotta's acting is debateable. Hannibal is a good film but not as pschological as the Silence of the Lambs. Hannibal is a good film though with a good cast(not a great cast except Anthony Hopkins and Gary Oldman). Despite this, the film is a great film for those who love the drama and gore that makes up Hannibal.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    The best of the series

    Add another to the list of great movies from Ridley Scott. Hannibal is probably the best in the series. A better, more engaging story than Silence of the Lambs and beyond Manhunter in every way, Hannibal is both a beautiful and entertaining film. Is it because of great performances from Anthony Hopkins, Julianne Moore, and Gary Oldman? Or is it the masterful direction of Ridley Scott? Either way, this is a highly entertaining movie that is fun to watch again and again. And the ending in the movie is more believable than the ending in the book

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Was footage removed from the DVD?

    First, I will admit this movie is one of the best to hit the screen in quite awhile. From the beauty and majesty of the cinematography to the climactic ending, each aspect of the film was spectacular. The one thing I am curious about is the absence of some footage from the lobotomy scene. If I remember correctly, the film I viewed in the theater contained extra footage of Hannibal actually cutting away the frontal lobe. Am I going insane? Did I imagine this scene? Where did it go? Is this or is it not the ¿Director¿s Cut?¿

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Cool Girl!!!

    Julianne Moore is one of the best actresses that i'd recomend to play the part of Clarice because she smart, strong, and she got guts.Shes my favorite actress of all time besides Jodie Foster, that girl is my second favorite for her part in Silence of the lambs as the original Clarice Starling.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Hannibal ROCKS

    Hannibal is the coolest guy in the world! The movie was the best!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Spectacular

    A remarkable performance!! I ususally don't watch movies more than once but so far I bought the DVD and this is my third time watching it. I even viewed the bonus cd telling about the movie's progression. I highly recommend it.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Hannibal

    I think the movie was great. i loved the part near the end where he cuts the head open.

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