A Tale Of Two VerbalsA mild-mannered criminal-lite. A sociopathic criminal mastermind. And they happen to be the same dude.In our opinion, Verbal Kint's name should have been Widow's Peak Kint—fo...

To paraphrase a quote from The Godfather, Part III: just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in.According to Verbal Kint, Dean Keaton's a basically decent guy who wants to go legit and...

Let Kujan be a lesson to all of you: do not judge books by their covers. Especially if that book is titled Verbal Kint.To put it mildly, Kujan's a little over-confident. He's dealing with this phys...

In many ways, this is the guy that starts the whole crime-spree rolling.Sure, the cops are responsible in that they put five known felons in a lineup and a jail cell together. But McManus is the ma...

No one can figure out what this guy is saying… and that's the way it's supposed to be. The actor who played Fenster—the always-awesome Benicio Del Toro—intentionally used an incomprehensible...

By day, Hockney works as an auto mechanic—but he dabbles in crime on the down-low, with special expertise in explosives. As a person, he seems a little cocky. When the cops interrogate him, he ma...

The SuitKobayashi's the man behind the man—but not the man behind the man behind the man (that would be Keyser Söze, Kobayashi's boss). After the five suspects fly to L.A., he tricks them into w...

If you won't tell him what he wants to hear, Jack will torture you in horrible ways, and—oh, wait, no. That's Jack Bauer, the Keifer Sutherland character from 24. This guy is Jack Baer, the FBI S...

You might say that Edie Finneran has a thing for bad boys. She's girlfriend to Dean Keaton, who seems to have been a pretty bad guy himself (at least if we buy Kujan's description of Keaton as a vi...

Rabin has a messy office—which is lucky for Verbal. If Verbal hadn't told Kujan his story in such an office, he might not have been able to find enough material to fabricate his stories. Fortunat...

Who ever thought that a guy who deals in stolen goods would turn out to be untrustworthy? The five "usual suspects" seem kind of surprised when Redfoot manipulates them, but, hey—they should've s...

This guy is even harder to understand that Benicio Del Toro's Fred Fenster—though, in Kovash's case, he's not to be speaking English. This Hungarian gangster is the lone survivor of Keyser Söze'...

Marquez is a stoolie—he's got dirt on Keyser Söze's true identity, and he's willing to tell it. Argentinean gangsters are selling Marquez to Söze's rivals, a Hungarian gang, who will try to use...

Saul Berg's got some big, tough bodyguards—Vin Diesel looking dudes. So he thinks he's going to be safe. But he isn't. Unfortunately for Berg, the five "usual suspects" manage to rob him in a way...

This jewel smuggler thought he was going to cruise into New York escorted by two police officers, have a little nosh, feed ducks in Central Park, and catch Les Miz on Broadway (probably). Instead,...