His performance is sinister, and in one memorable scene, he glues a news reporter (played with perfect sleaze by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman) to a wheelchair, which he sets on fire and sends down a busy street. Ralph Fiennes is the disfigured psychotic Tooth Fairy this time around, with Blake's Red Dragon tattooed all over the back of his body. Related: Hannibal Creator Regrets Not Exploring a Romantic Connection Between the Show’s Leads Tom Noonan is incredibly creepy as the Tooth Fairy, and Brian Cox offers a very different interpretation of Hannibal Lecter which while not as iconic as Hopkins is still an incredibly great performance. Manhunter is a great film, very stylish like the director's best, and well-acted, filled with fear and tension. The Tooth Fairy gets involved in a relationship with a blind woman who does not judge him for his cleft palette that had to be surgically corrected and left a scar which gives Noonan's character some emotional depth. Will Graham is called out of retirement to assist in this case, promising not to get too involved, which of course he does, with Hannibal Lecter's help. He identifies with a William Blake picture titled The Red Dragon. The story follows a dangerous serial killer called the Tooth Fairy Killer, who murders entire families at a time, with the psychotic intention of undergoing a transformation.

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