Everyone wants a good villain. Without chewing on the scenery, tricky antagonists for our heroes to fight, things just aren't too fun. Sometimes the villains become cultural icons alone, like Michael Meyers of the films "Halloween" or even Ereiremi Ayrons as a scar in the "lion king". Of course, one of the biggest villains of all of them is Hannibal Lesseter. Created by author Thomas Harris, "Hannibal cannibal" was Buddy in the 1981 Red Dragon novels, "Silence of Lambs" in 1988, "Hannibal" in 1999, and "Hannibal Razing" in 2006 and his well -managed Eccentricity and fierce bloodshed makes it as appealing as it is frightening. These books have since been adapted to Several films by Hannibal Lesseter and TV series NBCWith four different actors they showed the Aristocratic Lithuanian serial killer, each with their own unique spin.

But who did it best? No one was thrown as a clever cannibal was really bad in the role, although some gave stronger performances than others. Through the visions of different screenwriters and directors, everyone showed us his version of a man who was terrible not only because he was capable of killing and eating people, but also because he was so incredibly charismatic.

The late French actor Gaspard Ulliel The youngest version of Hannibal's screen we have seen so far in Hannibal Growth in 2007. Directed by Peter Webber, the film was filmed by Harris, who also wrote the novel on which it was based almost simultaneously. After all, the book was published two months before the film, and the two earned average financial yields and even worse critical reviews. (/Own view of the movie in 2007 Found "Hannibal Razing" to be pampered.) To be what he can, Ulil is not guilty, and his display of a younger, slightly less refined lecturer is quite good.

Ulil's performance allows us to see Lexer before submitting all his rough edges, when he was just a traumatized young sociopath with human flavor. The actor is a good mix of attractive and nasty, revealing the different aspects of his character and why he is able to get out of so much even in far earlier in his life. Unfortunately, Hannibal Rasting itself is a hot mess and it's hard to be a good Hannibal in a bad movie Hannibal, so Ulil has been taken to the last place.

Anthony Hopkins won the Academy of Best Actress in the leading performance of his show on Hannibal in "Silence of Lambs" ". Hopkins is uneven in his performance during the three films; When he enters the character, he is perfect, but sometimes he is overly acting or just phone him (look at you, "red dragon"). So, Although Hopkins won an Oscar for his performance in the "Silence of the Lambs", We must also look at Hannibal and the "Red Dragon" to judge our time as Hannibal as a whole. There is a little chaos, and the great parts do not fully shade not so great.

Enough stunning, one of the moments that became the most famous of the "silence of the lambs" was actually improvised by Hopkinsin which he scattered after telling the camera (and the audience) that he ate the census liver with "beans and beautiful chiants". It is really scary and working well at the moment, but Hopkins is totally mistakenly mistaken by "Chiants", and Hannibal, whose mother was Italian, would Never.

The first adaptation of any of Haris's Hannis novels was Michael Mann's "Michael Mann" in 1986. It is a movie that loosely takes the story and characters of the "Red Dragon" and creates a psychedelic, frightening vision of the early days of a serial killer profiling. "Manhunter" follows FBI's criminal profile William Peterson, who came out of early retirement to help catch a serial killer FBI calls him "tooth decay" Cannibal psychiatrist, Dr. Hannibal "Lector" (Brian Cox). Cox is absolutely daunting As this version of Hannibal, both the actor and the film around him show the character much more realistic than any other adaptation. Cox does his best to be charming when around someone beside Graham, but he lowered the mask in full when the man who catches him demands his help. It is a stone-cold sociopath and a psychopath whose reactions are calculated, and you can almost see Hannibal thinking about how to behave.

Cox is a fantastic actor who has played a number of amazing roles In the film and television, but his turn like Hannibal is among his best. While the other actors who showed him made Hannibal a little more over-turn and almost opera in his behavior, Cox's Hannibal feels tangible and credible as Charles Manson or Johnon Wayne Gayey. And that, people, is Really scary.

Brian Fuller's NBC series Hannibal took elements of all Harris's four novels and turned them into a new, beautiful, complex adaptation with a wicked and sexy takeover of the titular people-Jade, played by Danish actor Mads Mikelsen here. Mikkelsen is absolutely pleasant as a highly styled, dramatic interpretation of the character - one that is inexpressively charming, educated and talented. He is also always dressed in the nine and has a deep loveice to the culinary arts, cooking extravagant (and often filled with people) evenings for his undoubted guests.

While actors like Hugh Grant, David Tennant and Johnon Kuzak They were all reviewed for Hannibal's role in Fuller's showMikelsen is so perfect that it is almost impossible to think about someone else to handle the character and make it better. Combined with The chemistry of the screen that Mikelsen has with its co-starsEspecially Will on the Graham show, Hugh Dansi, his Hannibal is a kind of pansexual power plant that cannot be denied. It is no surprise that he is able to regularly surpass the FBI and move away with his crimes for decades before Graham reveals, given how deep people trust him. There are even moments when we get hints of evil behind the mask and it slides, like coke-in-in-performance performance, and makes the characterization even stronger.

Hannibal was unfortunately canceled after only three seasonsWhich means we've never got a chance to see Fuller at the events of the "silence of the lambs". However, at least we got these three amazing seasons and the best Hannibal ever.