Hannibal vs Dexter : Interpretation actor

Hannibal and Dexter are two characters who base their existence on camouflage and concealment of instincts which are their primary impulse.
Mikkelsen, compared to disruptive Hopkins, Dr. Lecter gives a calmness almost mystical; its elegant movements and changes of expression can create a real subtext in which a simple smile can change the perspective of the sense of every speech just given, opening up new metaphorical greatly enrich the narrative. Hannibal, despite the title of the series pass as protagonist, draws its strength from the presence of a double dramatic relief as the character of Will Graham; this leads Mikkelsen to give his interpretation of an imprint Lecter actor.



Dexter instead stands alone in the undisputed protagonist: even the strength of the likes of Trinity or Brian Moser managed to steal the scene entirely. The strength of the interpretation of Michael C. Hall is in alternating expertly two registers interpretation in opposition to each other. As C. Hall has created a portfolio of expression in which the gap between good and evil is creating net, reaching both in front of the property and in the identification of the ultimate evil.


 Both types of interpretation tend to amplify the characteristics of the series which includes becoming essential elements; therefore, even in the face of the skill of the individual actors, we can not conclude that this comparison with a draw.