[ SECRET POST #4843 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4843 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Schitt's Creek]


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[Frozen 2]


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[Evangelion: RE-TAKE, Halo 5]


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[Teen Wolf]


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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

Uh, there wasn't a replacement of a female agent for a male one.

Red Dragon (which had Will Graham and was the basis of the Hannibal television series) was written in 1981 (and had a movie based on it called Manhunter in 1986 with William Petersen (CSI) as Graham and Brian Cox as Lecktor - don't know why they spelled it that way) before Silence of the Lambs (which had Clarice Starling) in 1988. Ostensibly, if the television series had continued, Clarice Starling would have appeared as a character. And both Lounds and Bloom were changed from male characters in the book to female characters in the television show.

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[(Anonymous)]

I assume the OP is referring to the fact that while Will and Clarice are both characters in their own right, in the TV show, much of Clarice's story was given to Will.

(also, lol, the TV show has it's own "kitchen scene". it goes quite a different way, but all the tension is definitely there IMO.)

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[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I've only read Red Dragon and Silence of the Lambs. I didn't want to read Hannibal or Hannibal Rising (or see those films). I guess I sort of knew the whole Verger plot was from other material, but I don't think I really thought about it. But they didn't take much from Silence of the Lambs, which, to me, is Clarice Starling's story (and apparently they couldn't get the rights to the characters from it from MGM, anyway).