Anthony Hopkins film reviews
Anthony Hopkins
British / Welsh actor
Born
31 December 1937
in Port TalbotNeath Port Talbot, WalesUnited Kingdom
1971 |
as Philip Calvert | |
 A British Treasury agent takes up investigation into the case of commercial ships going missing in the Irish Sea. | ||
1977 |
as Lieutenant Colonel Frost | |
 Operation Market-Garden, the daring plan of General Montgomery to break into Germany with help of paratroopers goes wrong. Based on real events. | ||
1991 |
as Dr Hannibal Lecter | |
 Young FBI agent must find a way to persuade an extremely dangerous criminal to cooperate in a chase after a serial killer. | ||
1994 |
as Dr. John Harvey Kellogg | |
 John Harvey Kellogg, inventor of corn flakes, runs a sanatorium in Battle Creek, Michigan, where his unusual diets and healing methods attract many people, that want to improve their health, but in practice all they it is more like a cult. | ||
Anthony Hopkins often worked with
All the Colours of the Dark by Chris Whitaker
As Patch is abducted from his hometown, his best friend devotes her days to finding him.
One Lost Soul - British Thriller
British detective thriller - The darkest secrets often hide in plain sight