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Former FBI profiler with unique empathic abilities to understand serial killers.
Same as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, featured in Red Dragon.
Same as Francis Dollarhyde, featured in Red Dragon.
Blind woman working at a film lab, becomes Graham's romantic interest.
FBI Behavioral Science Unit chief who recruits agents for serial killer investigations.
Sensationalist tabloid reporter who antagonizes Graham and the killer.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dolarhyde begins a relationship with Reba, his blind co-worker, and struggles with genuine affection for her.
Jack persuades the retired Will to review evidence and provide leads in the Tooth Fairy investigation.
Will worked with Lecter on a psychological profile of a serial killer before discovering that Lecter was the killer.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jack recruits Will to investigate the Tooth Fairy, whose crimes are the central case pursued by the FBI.
Will's investigation traces Dolarhyde to Chromalux and ultimately leads to the confrontation surrounding Reba's endangered situation.
Jack's investigative world includes Lecter, who is imprisoned after Will exposes him as a serial killer.
Dolarhyde sends Lecter a letter expressing admiration and suggesting that Lecter reply through the personals section.
Will gives Freddy an interview disparaging the killer in order to lure the Tooth Fairy into responding.
Dolarhyde kidnaps Freddy, forces him to recant statements on tape, and sets him on fire.
Will studies the Tooth Fairy's crimes, identifies the relevance of home videos, and traces the killer to Chromalux.
A traumatized profiler returns to the hunt for a serial killer while confronting the influence of Hannibal Lecter and the cost of empathy.
Directed by Brett Ratner
Red Dragon (2002) · 7/10 · crime, horror, thriller
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