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{ Saint Sebastian, Guido Reni // Will Graham } {Fallen Angel, Alexandre Cabanel // Hannibal Lecter }
logged here after so many years and i have utmost respect for the people who still ship harringrove as main like u are the real ones
What about the girl? There is no girl.
JOE KEERY in MARMALADE (2024)
hey guys! im moved into twitter some time ago and now in the hannigram fandom,, so im kinda out of touch with tumblr but decided to upload my content here too because why not 😌
HEU chibis :D
POV: you are Will Graham and every man wants to rail you
.. I worship you. I'd trade my life for yours. We'll make them disappear. We'll plant our garden here...
I'm actually surprised that the script for Digestivo called for Hannibal to carry Will over his shoulder.
It would have been such a missed opportunity to not parallel Anthony Hopkins' portrayal and connect this version of Hannibal (at least pay visual homage) to its history.
Not to mention lose the opportunity to shamelessly cast the male lead in a stereotypical femme fatale scenario. This scene is just one of many in Hannibal where they completely subvert gendered expectations.
Also? It aligns Hannibal with a rich history of classic monsters.
Frankenstein's monster:
Dracula:
The Werewolf:
The Mummy:
As a massive monster fan and old film geek, this makes me extremely happy.
It’s nice when someone sees us, Hannibal. Or has the ability to see us. It requires trust. Trust is difficult for you.
Marie-poupée (1976) dir. Joël Séria / Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates
isabelle fuhrman as esther in orphan (2009) dir. jaume collet-serra
Goddess, please, send me a beautiful, sweet man to love me as I love him.
The Love Witch (2016) dir. Anna Biller
That star is so far away, that by the time the light from it reaches us here on earth, it might not even be up there anymore.
– The Misfits (1961) dir. John Huston
Malèna (2000) dir. Giuseppe Tornatore
Andrew Wyeth Christina’s World 1948, 81.9×121.3 cm • Tempera, Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005), dir. Doug Liman