“Hannibal,” the recently renewed NBC drama ... so the appliances cost in the neighborhood of $18,000. The dining room is to die for. What was the inspiration? Bryan suggested a living wall ...

Will seems smaller and weaker than the man who sits at Hannibal Lecter's dining room table, confidently matching wits and bites with him. Probably the most interesting aspect of what we learn is ...

Basically, anybody who has sat at Hannibal Lector's dining room table and had a non-vegetarian meal has eaten people. What sort of problems have you run into with the network, in terms of getting ...

Eleven years after “The Silence of the Lambs,” Hannibal Lecter returned. Stephen King called him “the great fictional monster of our time.” Credit...Kristian Hammerstad Supported by By ...

The lushly filmed scenes in the doctor’s dining room have constantly teased us, by juxtaposing the meals with other events, that it is entirely possible that Hannibal has gone bad (if indeed ...

His name has become synonymous with dining on human liver, served with fava beans and a nice chianti. Now Dr Hannibal Lecter, perhaps the most sinister of all fictional serial killers, has a new face.

“Hannibal,” the recently renewed NBC drama ... so the appliances cost in the neighborhood of $18,000. The dining room is to die for. What was the inspiration? Bryan suggested a living wall ...