The Silence of the Lambs[Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3] - Blu-ray Disc

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Cast

• Chuck Aber - Agent Terry
• Diane Baker - Senator Ruth Martin
• Obba Babatunde - TV Anchor Man
• Lamont Arnold - Flower Delivery Man
• Andre B. Blake - Tall Memphis Cop
• Don Brockett - Friendly Psychopath
• Josh Broder - EMS Attendant
• Gene Borkan - Oscar
• Lawrence A. Bonney - FBI Instructor
• Dan E. Butler - Roden
• Jeffrie Lane - Clarice's Father
• Tommy LaFitte - SWAT Shooter
• Ted Levine - Jame Gumb
• Kasi Lemmons - Ardelia Mapp
• Leib Lensky - Mr. Lang
• Paul Lazar - Pilcher
• Bill Miller - Mr. Brigham
• Charles Napier - Lt. Boyle
• Chris Isaak - SWAT Commander
• Anthony Hopkins - Dr. Hannibal Lecter
• Adelle Lutz - TV Anchor Woman
• Chad Dowdell - Scared Man (uncredited)
• Harry Northrup - Mr. Bimmel
• Stuart Rudin - Miggs
• Lauren Roselli - Stacy Hubka
• Jim Roche - TV Evangelist
• Frank Seals, Jr. - Brooding Psychopath
• Red Schwartz - Mr. Lang's Driver
• George A. Romero - FBI Agent
• Stanton-Miranda - 1st Reporter
• Kenneth Utt - Dr. Akin
• Howard Feuer
• George Michael - TV Sportscaster
• Alex Coleman - Sgt. Pembry
• Bill Dalzell III - Distraught Memphis Cop
• Jim Dratfield - Senator Martin's Aide
• Frankie R. Faison - Barney
• Cynthia Ettinger - Officer Jacobs
• David Earle - Spooked Memphis Cop
• Rebecca Saxon - 2nd Reporter
• Brooke Smith - Catherine Martin
• Masha Skorobogatov - Young Clarice
• Tracey Walter - Lamar
• Daniel Von Bargen - SWAT Communicator
• Ron Vawter - Paul Krendler
• Steve Wyatt - Airport Flirt
• Lawrence T. Wrentz - Agent Burroughs
• Scott Glenn - Jack Crawford
• Anthony Heald - Dr. Frederick Chilton
• John Hall - State Trooper
• James B. Howard - Boxing Instructor
• Brent Hinkley - Officer Murray
• Buzz Kilman - EMS Driver
• Danny Darst - Sgt. Tate
• Roger Corman - FBI Director Hayden Burke
• Jodie Foster - Clarice Starling
• Pat McNamara - Sheriff Perkins
• Ted Levine - Jame "Buffalo Bill" Gumb
• Dan Butler - Roden
• David L. Early - Spooked Memphis Cop
• Henry Neill - FBI Director Hayden Burke

Crew

• Editor: Craig McKay
• Set Designer: Karen O'Hara
• Producer: Edward Saxon
• Composer (Music Score): Howard Shore
• Screenwriter: Ted Tally
• Producer: Kenneth Utt
• Production Designer: Kristi Zea
• Casting: Howard Feuer
• Costume Designer: Colleen Atwood
• Producer: Ron Bozman
• Associate Producer: Grace Blake
• Director: Jonathan Demme
• Executive Producer: Gary Goetzman
• Art Director: Tim Galvin
• Cinematographer: Tak Fujimoto
• Book Author: Thomas Harris
• Sound/Sound Designer: Christopher Newman ,Tom Fleischman

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• Hannibal - DVD
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The Silence of the Lambs: AMG Review
Richard Gilliam , AMG

The only horror film to win a Best Picture Oscar, The Silence of the Lambs was released early in the year by a company (Orion) that went bankrupt and could not afford a significant award campaign for the film. For these reasons, it is among the least typical of Oscar-winning Best Pictures, a distinctive incidence of good filmmaking winning out over movies with more studio promotion behind them. It succeeds almost entirely due to the performance of Anthony Hopkins as cannibal serial killer Hannibal Lecter. Indeed, both co-star Jodie Foster and director Jonathan Demme took home Oscars largely for having had the good sense to allow Hopkins to dominate the film. Hopkins' Best Actor award notwithstanding, Lecter is only a supporting character, onscreen for less than a third of the film. The central story, about the search by a young FBI agent (Foster) for a different serial killer, Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine), is considerably less interesting, though Foster does an admirable job of bringing credibility to a convincing showdown sequence. ~ Richard Gilliam, All Movie Guide

The Silence of the Lambs: AMG Review
Mark Deming , AMG

With Silence of the Lambs, director Jonathan Demme and screenwriter Ted Tally, working from the Thomas Harris novel, peel back the layers on the horrors of everyday life and childhood, which begin to loom as large as their villain Hannibal Lecter's more outlandish crimes. Justice is served, but we feel no safer as a result. The Silence of the Lambs won all five major Academy awards, one of only three films in history to do so (the others were It Happened One Night (1934) and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)). Jodie Foster's tightly wound Clarice and Anthony Hopkins' Chianti-and-fava-bean-loving Lecter have become classic movie performances, and the film has taken its place as one of the most complicated and unnerving psychological horror movies. Horror films fans will also want to keep an eye peeled for cameos by directors George A. Romero and Roger Corman. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide