🎬The title 'The Usual Suspects' was inspired by the film 'Casablanca'.
🔍There are subtle hints throughout 'The Usual Suspects' that reveal Keyser Söze's true identity.
😮Benicio del Toro's accent in 'The Usual Suspects' was so thick that the cast couldn't understand him.
💦There is a subtle urine reference in 'The Usual Suspects' that ties into a line from earlier in the film.
🎥Director Bryan Singer has a voice cameo in 'The Usual Suspects'.
Where did the title 'The Usual Suspects' come from?
—The title was inspired by the film 'Casablanca'.
What are some hints that reveal Keyser Söze's true identity in 'The Usual Suspects'?
—There are subtle hints throughout the film, including a coffee mug and a line of dialogue.
Why was Benicio del Toro's accent in 'The Usual Suspects' so difficult to understand?
—Benicio del Toro came up with the accent himself, and the cast found it hard to understand him.
Is there a urine reference in 'The Usual Suspects'?
—Yes, there is a subtle reference to urine in the film that ties into a line from earlier in the movie.
Does director Bryan Singer make a cameo in 'The Usual Suspects'?
—Yes, Bryan Singer has a voice cameo in the film.
00:00The '90s was a great decade for movies, and there are many interesting facts and hidden details in some of the biggest films from that era.
03:15The title 'The Usual Suspects' was inspired by the classic film 'Casablanca', specifically a line spoken by the captain.
05:40One of the key insights in 'The Usual Suspects' is the subtle hints that reveal Keyser Söze's true identity, including a coffee mug and a line of dialogue.
07:52Benicio del Toro's accent in 'The Usual Suspects' was so thick and difficult to understand that the cast had trouble communicating with him.
09:27There is a subtle reference to urine in 'The Usual Suspects' that ties into a line from earlier in the film, adding another layer of intrigue to the story.
11:40Director Bryan Singer makes a voice cameo in 'The Usual Suspects', adding a fun and unexpected element to the film.
