‘Hannibal’ Season 3 Trailer Will Give You Chills
It’s been eight months since “Hannibal” ended season two with a bloodbath of epic proportions — and by the time the cult thriller returns to NBC this summer for season three, Dr. Lecter (Mads…
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Comic-Con: ‘Hannibal’ Season 3 to Focus on Lecter Manhunt and Book Characters, But No Clarice Starling
NBC’s “Hannibal” took over Ballroom 20 at Comic-Con Thursday, with creator Bryan Fuller, EPs Steven Lightfoot and Martha De Laurentiis, director David Slade and cast members Caroline Dhavernas, Scott…
Sam Worthington, Hugh Dancy, Charles Dance Sign For ‘Deadline Gallipoli’
High-profile mini series to be directed by Michael Rymer for Australian TV.
Drama Majors – The Variety Emmy Studio Portrait Gallery
Variety invited TV’s top talent to our annual Emmy studio for portraits, interviews – and a touch of zen.
Why Brits Like Hugh Dancy and Matthew Rhys Are Taking Over American TV
Showrunners will always say that it doesn't matter where talent comes from, as long as an actor is right for the part. But for more than a decade now, the actors that fit well into primetime series…
CANNES: BBC Films, Lionsgate U.K. Board Rupert Everett's ‘The Happy Prince’
CANNES — BBC Films and Lionsgate U.K. have boarded Rupert Everett's directorial debut "The Happy Prince," and Hugh Dancy ("Hannibal," "Black Hawk Down") has joined the cast. As well as penning the…
Emmy parties: Steven Soderbergh Raves ‘TV Is Where It’s At’
The Governors Ball got a jolt of manic energy when the “Breaking Bad” gang burst in fresh off their Emmy win for best drama series. Aaron Paul seemed to be hugging everyone in the West Convention…
Emmy Drama Lead Actor: What Will Happen?
Damian Lewis and friends face competition from Spacey, Daniels and more.
NBC Renews ‘Hannibal’ For Second Season
NBC has ordered a 13-episode second season of its Bryan Fuller-created drama “Hannibal,” the network announced Thursday. Though it has struggled in the ratings on Thursday nights, where last week it…
Cannes Film Review: ‘Venus in Fur’
Roman Polanski once again transfers a New York stage hit to the screen with maximum fidelity and facility, and a minimum of fuss.
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