Hannibal Lecter is played by Mads Mikkelsen, who is featured in movies such as “Casino Royale” as Le Chiffre, the main antagonist, and the newest “Lion King” movie, “Mufasa: The Lion King” as Kiros.

Hannibal Lecter will forever go down as one of the most chilling horror movie icons of all time, but he also has one of the most disturbing and heartbreaking backstories.

Former President Donald Trump cautioned his supporters not to have dinner with the antagonist of the 1991 film Silence of the Lambs, or as Trump called it, Silence of the Lamb.

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And that set up an outrageous aside about the classic 1991 film — and the horrifying antagonist, played by Sir Anthony Hopkins, who ate his victims after killing them. “Silence of the Lambs.

Trump praised the ‘late, great’ Hannibal Lecter, calling him a ‘wonderful man’ during a Wildwood, New Jersey rally. Trump’s kind words about the fictional cannibal and serial killer ...

Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lamb [sic].” In St. Cloud, Minnesota, he came up with another twist on the formula, singling out a specific person in the audience and joking that Lecter ...

Trump praised the ‘late great Hannibal Lecter’ for helping him win reelection. During the National Republican Congressional Committee dinner, he called the serial killer a ‘very important ...

Hannibal Lecter. "The late, great Hannibal Lecter," Trump said during a rally Saturday in Wildwood, N..J., citing the psycho protagonist of the novel and Oscar-winning film "The Silence of the ...

It’s going to be doomed.” Trump, throughout his campaign, has compared migrants to Lecter. He has, in the past, praised Lecter as “legendary” and a nice fellow, The New York Times noted.