Quiz – The Silence of the Lambs: Only a Real FBI Agent Will Have a 100% Correct Answer!

It cannot be said that the late Jonathan Deme dealt a major blow in 1991 with the signing of Le Silence des agneaux. Even an absolute masterpiece that Arte Channel has a clear idea to convey in the second half of the evening tonight, at 22:25.

A brilliant adaptation of the work of Thomas Harris, the film was performed unanimously by a fabulous actor. Starting with Jody Foster, Aka Clare Starling, to investigate the young FBI recruited Buffalo Bill, a psychopathic killer who literally skinned his victim.

To go ahead with the investigation, Clarice must seek help from Hannibal Lecter, a terribly intelligent psychopath, cannibalistic, permanently locked in a particularly well-guarded prison basement.

Anthony Hopkins, who was rightly rewarded with the mask of Hannibal Lecter for his extraordinary composition, has become one of the greatest villains in the history of cinema, whose presence on screen, however, is in perfect proportion to his talent.

This is also the subject of a quick quiz with six questions, which I will offer below!

In order to establish a credible psychopath, Jonathan Dem and his team began a lengthy search that resulted in the birth of James “Buffalo Bill” Gumb, a mix of the three serial killers that existed. If Hannibal Lecter is the first name that comes to mind when we talk about the silence of the Lambukes, we forget a little too quickly about the other big villain in the movie, the killer James “Buffalo Bill” Gum.

The character who perfectly embodies Ted Levine is, therefore, the infamous Ed Gain, nicknamed the “Plainfield Butcher”, a mix of personality and mode of action arrested in 1957.

Ted Bundy, who used a fake wrist joint to arouse the sinfulness of young girls. It raged in the U.S. in the 1970s, especially in the murder of young women. Nicknamed the “Woman Killer”, he took pleasure in killing victims, beheading them and keeping their heads in trophies.

And finally the lesser known Gary Michael Heidnik. He abducted, tortured, and raped women in his own basement in Philadelphia. He broke up in the mid-1980s, especially using electric shock as a means of torture. Haydnick was arrested in 1987 and sentenced to death, then sentenced to death in July 1999.