Their patience was rewarded (and then some) when Mason was forced to cut off his nose to spite his face. Pitt’s characterization made it all the sweeter when Verger abided by Hannibal’s advice ...

and both Hannibal and Will have upset him… so he’s going to feed them to his pigs. Or, that’s the plan. The show’s not called “Mason Verger,” so, needless to say, it goes horribly awry.

Mason Verger will look a little different in season three of “Hannibal” — and not just because the sadistic entrepreneur mutilated his own face during his last encounter with Mads Mikkelsen ...

These are two characters who are keeping each other's confidence from Hannibal. We finally met Michael Pitt's Mason Verger in this episode. How did you approach creating that character?

Well, not so much us, but rather Hannibal and Will, who have been kidnapped by Mason Verger and are currently hanging upside-down on hooks like pigs for the slaughter. Of course, we knew it was ...

12. “Tome-Wan” (2.12) Season Two’s penultimate episode finds Hannibal facing off against Mason Verger. Somewhat predictably, this doesn’t end well for Verger. Indeed, the final reveal that ...

One of the biggest highlights of the week came from back in the United States, where Mason Verger (Joe Anderson) was preparing to eat Hannibal by trying out pieces of the pig that were prepared ...

I have read Thomas Harris’ Hannibal and seen Ridley Scott’s film, so I knew the ultimate fate of Mason Verger going in. That didn’t make me any less surprised to watch it happen.

pleasure in kicking the living shit out of Hannibal Lecter. Physical opponents — that psychopathic mental-hospital orderly, Mason Verger and his goons, and of course Jack himself — have gotten ...

[Jack hoped] for something that could bear witness to Hannibal's evil. He needed another witness, because Will has been playing this game with Mason and Margot Verger and Hannibal, and Jack has ...

That's no excuse to pass over what went down this week, though, as Will and Hannibal (Hugh Dancy and Mads Mikkelson) found themselves guests of Mason Verger (Joe Anderson) at Muskrat Farms.

It also had more than the final (presumably; this is Hannibal, so never say never) performances by Joe Anderson as the spectacularly scummy Mason Verger and Glenn Fleshler as his unnerving ...