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Things We Saw Today: Gillian Anderson Keeping Hannibal VERY Close to Her Heart

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We all got really excited when Gillian Anderson got cast as a series regular on Hannibal. Apparently, she’s excited too! So excited, that she’s keeping her Funko Hannibal figure very close to her heart. Awww. (via Twitter)

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