Episode 372 - Movie vs Reality: Hannibal Part 2

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

In part two of our Monster of Florence series, the killer strikes again, new suspects are introduced, and the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit writes up a profile.

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher.
0:03.2	This is Desi Jadikin.
0:04.5	And we are back with part two of movie versus reality Hannibal.
0:10.4	Yes.
0:11.6	As I mentioned, last episode, Thomas Harris got a lot of inspiration for his novel Hannibal from this case.
0:26.8	And obviously a movie was made about it in 2001, starring Anthony Hopkins and Julianne Moore.
0:39.6	And just started that. I started, I started watching it. I got pretty far, but I didn't finish it. The movie. I mean, I had seen it before. Yeah. But it's the trial later?
0:43.2	We'll get into that.
0:43.6	Okay.
0:44.9	In the movie.
0:47.2	Does the trial happen in the movie?
0:47.5	No.
0:50.2	Thomas Harris went to the trial.
0:53.2	So the location inspired him. The location inspired him.
0:55.0	And there's another aspect that inspired him we're going to talk about.
0:58.0	Okay. Okay.
0:58.7	I was just curious.
0:59.8	Yeah.
1:00.3	So the monster of Florence, like it is mentioned in the book, Hannibal.
1:07.4	So.
1:09.9	And the movie obviously, like, largely takes place in Florence.
1:13.5	Right, and they probably cut out a lot of...
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