Emerging from the simulation, Chen Mo couldn't help but marvel at the prowess of these high-IQ criminals.
Hannibal was indeed formidable, capable of striking at the heart with just a few words.
This guy was far from ordinary.
Facing such a character, Chen Mo felt incredibly excited.
The character of Hannibal was truly not simple.
Although his screen time was limited, playing this role well was no easy feat.
This character demanded a certain intrinsic temperament.
He possessed an unnamable inner aura, an indefinable quality.
This innate characteristic required numerous simulations to achieve.
"Nezha the Demon Child," which had been in theaters for three months, concluded its run with a box office of 5 billion!
This film significantly boosted the highest record for animated features by nearly double, its performance proving astonishing.
Furthermore, thanks to this animation, the domestic market was elevated, and the label of animation films being solely for children was successfully shed.
This movie expanded the audience base for animated films.
Following the phenomenal success of "Nezha," the industry saw a considerable increase in investment and work dedicated to animated films.
For a long time to come, domestic animation would usher in its spring.
The successful investment in "Nezha" left Yang Mi and her associates in disbelief.
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Witnessing such a successful animation, Su Han felt a slight sense of relief.
Meanwhile.
In "The Silence of the Lambs," he had completed the character simulation for Hannibal!
Upon completing this role simulation, he immediately contacted Jonathan, the director of "The Silence of the Lambs."
The portrayal of villains in China had reached a bottleneck; currently, there were no particularly suitable villainous roles for Su Han to undertake.
Therefore, he decided to shift his focus overseas and portray classic villains from abroad.
Speaking of villains, the United States could also be a viable option.
When it came to leading villains, and films that were widely loved, the United States was certainly not to be missed.
In "The Silence of the Lambs," the original actor for Hannibal, Anthony Hopkins, was incredibly powerful at the time, crafting one of cinema's most chilling serial killer images.
The original actor's ability to embody the character was remarkable, and this, in turn, presented a greater challenge for Su Han.
Su Han's contact received a response.
Jonathan had been contemplating which actor could truly embody a major villain like Hannibal.
It was precisely due to Su Han's proactive contact, and his previous iconic portrayal of the Joker, that Jonathan held a deep impression of him.
Consequently, he promptly decided to cast Su Han as Hannibal!
Once this news was confirmed, it spread like wildfire.
Whispers quickly drew the attention of numerous media outlets.
Journalists seized upon this topic and began writing furiously.
"Su Han, after a hiatus of over half a year, is finally starting work again!!!!"
"Su Han is heading overseas to film a blockbuster this time!"
"This time, he will be filming a classic film, a crime thriller, 'The Silence of the Lambs'!"
"It is rumored that Su Han will play Hannibal, a highly deranged individual with a penchant for cannibalism."
This kind of publicity immediately attracted considerable attention and public interest.
"This feels so thrilling, I'm a bit excited, even impatient to see this movie!!!"
"Wow, it feels like a big production, a crime thriller."
"Interesting, truly interesting."
"Regardless of anything else, I'm somewhat looking forward to it."