As much as we’ve seen of one Clarice Starling through the many adaptations of Thomas Harris’s literature over the years, almost every story about the young FBI agent, focused on his tireless hunt to find and imprison serial killers. The new Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet Clarice The CBS series wants to change things up a bit.
When you are presented with Rebecca Breeds’ opinion on Starling, she is at a point in her career where she has already captured the serial killer antagonist of Silence of the Good, Jame “Buffalo Bill” Gumb, and made a name for himself as someone from the agency with the actual ribs to do the job well. But while Clarice’s temperament and ability to perceive the intentions of others is what really makes her such a skilled researcher, Claricecomplete first The trailer is that her talents make her a target within the FBI: someone at least some of his colleagues see it as being out of his departmenth.
While there are people running around the Washington DC area murdering people, Clarice has the task of overcoming the obstacles and expectations of everyone she hopes will fail. It’s a challenge that Starling is more than pending, but, as you can see in the last moments of the trailer, it won’t be long before his line of work ends. hitting him in the middle of a danger that really no one should face.
Great com Bryan Fuller Hannibal appears Claricein the shadows for obvious reasons, it seems as if the shows exist in very different spaces, both in terms of tone and style., despite its shared theme. Yes Clarice it ends up being a compelling story that will take you back to this blood-soaked world of unhealthy killers that will depend on the kind of fascinating tales you start weaving when the series premieres on CBS on February 11th.
Clarice—Which also stars Lucca De Oliveira, Devyn A. Tyler, Kal Penn, Nick Sandow, Michael Cudlitz and Marnee Carpenter–debuts on CBS on Feb. 11.
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