Red
Dragon Starring Edward
Norton (Will Graham), Anthony Hopkins (Lector), Phillip
Seymour Hoffman, Ralph Fiennes (Dollarhyde), Harvey Keitel
(Jack Crawford), Mary Louise Parker (Mrs Graham), Emily
Watson (Reba).
Red Dragon Written by Ted
Tally (based on the novel by Thomas Harris)
Red Dragon Directed by Brett
Ratner
Official
site: n/a
Fan Sites: Manhunter.net
(fansite on the original movie adaptation of Red Dragon,
Manhunter).
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Released
by Universal
Buy
the Official movie poster!
ETA: Late 2002
Plot: Detective
Will Graham is the man responsable for putting evil Dr. Hannibal
Lector behind bars, now he's been assigned to go after a new
serial killer, nicknamed 'the tooth fairy' and, there's only
one man that can help him...Lector himself.
Have you got or found a scoop on Red Dragon? Email
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Latest
Red Dragon updates
Tuesday
10th September 2002: Red Dragon Update:
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Amazon
have posted the cover for the upcoming Red Dragon soundtrack
by Danny Elfman. There is also a look at the novel's reworked
covers to tie in with the film's release over at Red-Dragon.net.
These covers will only be featured on the UK editions. |
Thursday
29th August 2002: Red Dragon Update:
Three new images released today of the Anthony Hopkins prequel/remake.
Here come those pics.
Tuesday
27th August 2002: Red Dragon Update:
UIP
Netherlands have posted five new images from Brett Ratner's
Red Dragon. The film opens in the US on October 4th and in
the UK a week later on October 11th. Cinema goers in the UK
will also be able to catch previews of the film on the 5th
and 11th October. Here come
those pics.
Friday
23rd August 2002 : Red Dragon Update:
More images from the forthcoming Hannibal Lecter prequel remake
have been released. Click Here
Friday
2nd August 2002: New Red Dragon Trailer
I first saw this, the second trailer for Red Dragon this morning
but didn't have time to post it. The promo features more footage
from the film. Is it me or is there a lot of dialogue that
is exactly the same as in Michael Mann's Manhunter. the original
adaptation of Thomas Harris's novel. I do like the part where
Graham approaches Lector's cell where is lying down inside,
and not stood up straight as he is when Clarice Starling in
Silence Of Lambs. Very good. Anyway take a look for yourself.
Just hit the link.
28th
July 2002: Red Dragon Update:
The
second teaser poster for Brett Ratner's Red Dragon is
now online. This one has gone with the image of Hopkins
as Lecter rather than with the film's lead villain The
Tooth Fairy, who we saw in the first teaser poster.
Edward Norton can also be seen on the poster, walking
down that infamous row of cells. Check out the poster
on the right and click through for a larger version.
Details on where you can purchase the teaser will be posted
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14th June 2002: Red Dragon Update:
The first six pages from Ted Tally's screenplay for Red Dragon
have been posted on the internet. The script, based on the
novel by Thomas Harris, looks to have been scanned and is
thought to be the real thing. The most notable thing about
the script is the early inclusion of Hannibal Lecter, and
he appears from page one. his only scenes in the former adaptation
of the novel, Manhunter by Michael Mann, were in the psychiatric
hospital. In that movie he was played by Brian Cox. Check
out MovieFreak
for the script, but go as soon as you can, as I have a feeling
that it will be pulled sooner rather than later.
22nd
May 2002: Red Dragon Update:
The first teaser poster for Brett Ratner's upcoming adaptation
of the popular book Red Dragon by Thomas Harris online.
The new movie, previousley filmed as Manhunter by Michael
Mann sees Anthony Hopkins return as Hannibal Lecter alongside
Edward Norton and Ralph Fiennes. Corona's
Coming Attractions were first to score the poster,
which features the torso of the film's serial killer 'The
Tooth Fairy'.
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8/4/02
Red Dragon Update:
The Baltimore Sun printed a report about
Red Dragon, which is currently shooting in the city. They
describe a scene that involves Phillip Seymour Hoffman who
plays a sleazy tabloid reporter.
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