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I wonder how Anthony Hopkins feels about being a serial killer, not just for a time but, the way things are shaping up, forever. It's been 31 years since he gave us his Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs, since he sucked his teeth and looked through the lens right into our livers and spoke with the light, the Larry Hagman accent that made everything we I would say it was 300 times scarier. . He is still the only one and it is difficult to get out from under the shadow of him in boiler suit. In Steven Moffat's new drama Inside Man (BBC One), Stanley Tucci is loaded with many parallels to the great man/horrible character. He plays Jefferson Grieff, a very intelligent and soft-spoken prisoner, on death row for murdering his wife. People come to him for information on his stalled cases and he enjoys playing with them until he deigns to provide his restless visitors with solutions to his problems. The latter are deduced in a way that can only be described with reference to ...