Before Lecter's escape, Dr. Frederick Chilton tells him that Crawford is not happy that Lecter "cut up his protegé", referencing Graham. Graham has been portrayed twice in film: in "Manhunter" by William Petersen and again in "Red Dragon" by Edward Norton. The depiction of Graham in "Manhunter" is faithful to the character as presented in the original novel, with some notable alterations. In the novel, Graham is married to Molly and is stepfather to Molly's son, Willy. In "Manhunter", Graham and Molly (Kim Greist) have a son named Kevin, with the film making no indication Kevin is not Graham's biological son. It also changes somewhat his relationship with Lecter, here spelled "Lecktor" (Brian Cox); while in the book Graham only consults with Lecter once, in this film he talks to Lecktor over the phone to better understand Dolarhyde, here spelled "Dollarhyde" (Tom Noonan). The film also changes the ending of the novel: in "Manhunter", Graham saves Reba McClane (Joan Allen) from Dollarhyde and shoots him to death. The 2002 film version of "Red Dragon" changes the nature of Graham's connection to Lecter (Anthony Hopkins). While in the novel he meets Lecter for the first time while questioning him about the death of a patient, in the film he and Lecter have apparently known each other for some time, with Graham often consulting Lecter on his cases. He talks with Lecter about the latest serial killer he is investigating, a cannibal, and intuits that Lecter is the killer he seeks after finding a recipe in Lecter’s house that includes all the organs taken from the killer’s victims. In contrast with the novel, in this film Graham meets with Lecter several times. Finally, the film changes Graham’s climactic battle with Dolarhyde (Ralph Fiennes); while the confrontation between the two results in both of them being severely wounded, Graham's wife Molly (Mary-Louise Parker) kills Dolarhyde by shooting him in the head as he gets up to kill Graham. Finally, the 2002 film portrays Graham and Molly as having a biological child, Josh (Tyler Patrick Jones), rather than Graham being stepfather to Molly's son. Hugh Dancy portrayed Graham in "Hannibal", a television series about his relationship with Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) prior to Lecter's capture.