The novel and TV series also portray his dysfunctional relationship with his twin sister Margot, whom he subjects to years of emotional and sexual abuse.

Verger is one of three surviving victims of Hannibal Lecter. In the 2001 film, Hannibal, Mason is portrayed by Gary Oldman. Lecter learns of Mason's plot, and kills Pazzi as he flees to the United States. [6], Mason tells Margot that he wants them to have an heir, the implication being that he wants to father his own sister's child. She is a patient of Hannibal Lecter; Mason later also becomes a patient of Hannibal. Coincidentally, Lecter had years earlier treated Margot for the abuse that she suffered at Mason's hands, and told her that it would be therapeutic to kill her brother. One of these victims was a permanent resident of a sanitorum, and one was on a respirator in Maryland. Verger would also collect highly personal Lecter items, such as the x ray of Lecter’s left arm, which was dislocated during an attack on a nurse, and Lecter’s restraint mask. Mason does so, and also obeys Lecter's command to cut off his own nose and eat it. He is the billionaire owner of a meat-packing company he inherited from his father, Molson.

In the film, Margot does not appear. Mason Verger is the main antagonist in the 1999 novel Hannibal and the 2001 film of the same name, in which he is portrayed by Gary Oldman. He took a particular delight into sexually abusing and raping his sister Margot, and tortured and killed many animals as well. He sends her to therapy with Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen). Mason is then devoured by the pack of wild boars he had bred for killi… He also posted a bounty on Lecter: $1 million for Dr. Lecter's head and hands, but $3 million for Lecter alive. Evil-doer [1] Series creator Bryan Fuller called this version of the character "The Joker to Hannibal's Batman". Mason accepted, believing he was entrapping Lecter into giving him prescription drugs for the rest of his life. Cunning and manipulative, he successfully lured countless children when he was active. Mason also gouged out his left eye. These were mostly unsuccessful and left him with no lips and mostly exposed bone, leaving him with a severe speech impediment. He is missing his left eye, nose and his lips which has left him with a severe impediment. Mason Verger is the main antagonist in the 1999 novel Hannibal and the 2001 film of the same name, in which he is portrayed by Gary Oldman. As a young man, Mason was enrolled in a summer camp owned by his father, where he often "took advantage" of the other children - he later described them as "unfortunates, who will do anything for a candy bar." Mason survives, but is paralyzed, confined to a respirator and forced to wear a neck brace and a facial mask. Cunning and manipulative, he successfully lured countless children when he was active. Hobby The investigation began with simultaneous callsfrom North Central Bronx Hospital and the PatrolSergeant at the crime scene both requesting detectives.EMS hadtransported the seriously injured and mutilated man under the influence of drugsto the Hospital.Michaeltold EMS“The dogs did it,”then passed out.At the hospital as hewas being stabilized he mumbled something about movies and that, “Someonewas trying to peel off his face.” He then uttered, “I did it myself.”It’s an offering to Big Bird.” Th…

When Lecter escaped custody, Verger became obsessed with getting revenge on Lecter. Margot sodomizes Mason with a cattle prod, stimulating his prostate and causing him to ejaculate, providing her with the sperm she needs. He was assigned to Hannibal Lecter and one evening invited the doctor to his home. His excessive cruelty exten… Lecter then tightens the noose around Mason's neck so hard it breaks his spine. On the back covers of some versions of Hannibal, Mason was Lecter's sixth victim. Verger is a surviving victim of Hannibal Lecter. Lecter gives Mason a hallucinogenic drug cocktail and convinces him to peel his own face off and feed the pieces to Graham's dogs. Alias [3] Mason meets with Lecter to discuss Margot's treatment, and agrees to enter therapy with Lecter to find out what his sister is saying about him. Mason takes pleasure in acts of cruelty and sexual violence, including torturing animals and molesting children. Mason Verger was a deranged and perverted man who indulged in extremely deviant behavior. He hires a gang of Sardinians to kidnap Lecter, and instructs Pazzi to lead Lecter to them. [2], Mason sexually assaults his sister Margot (Katharine Isabelle), who then tries to kill him. The role instead went to Gary Oldman. He becomes a hermit, rarely leaving his estate, Muskrat Farms, and has only his physician (and fellow sex offender) Cordell Doemling and Margot, who works as his bodyguard, for company. The film's characterization of Mason Verger follows close to the novel, except for two key aspects: the film omits the character of Margot Verger, and changes the manner of Mason's death. She kills Mason by holding him underwater in his eel tank, where his pet Moray eel swims down his throat and suffocates him. Mason Verger is introduced in the novel Hannibal as a wealthy, sadistic pedophile who was horribly disfigured during a therapy session with Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Verger about to be devoured by a herd of hungry boars. Powers/Skills