Connections
Remade as
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References
Unreliable narrator
Sequence of meeting and assembling the various team members inspired by investigation scenes here
In-joke reference to Sam Coppola line in station house, "You gone straight? Say it ain't so!"
Fenster's line "He'll flip ya, flip ya for real." is taken from this documentary.
Referenced in
Beth: "It's like I'm working for Kaiser Soze!"
Subtle editing reference in end credits.
In the Se7en spoof the killer (a toy panda) says "It's confused nonsese, that's why it's going to be studied over forever, just like that movie The Usual Suspects."
Tom: "Keyser Söze on piano"
Is referenced in the dialogue: "Does anybody else feel like they've been Keyser Söze'd?"
movie poster in the street
The title of the episode is a take on the title of this movie.
Nick: "You just don't get it, do you?" Crow: "Kevin spacey was Keyzer Soze!"
One of the characters claims that he is not going to rewind his copy of Usual Suspects before returning it to the video store.
Lau Ching Wan's character is almost an exact copy of Keyser Soze from The Usual Suspects
The poster is seen as a postcard
The poster is seen as a postcard
Nomined once.
One of the dogs at the pound saids in Kevin Spacey's voice, " I am Keiser Soze!"
"We've rounded up a number of suspects" Crow: Including Kevin Spacey.
Roger says the director of "Apt Pupil" also directed this movie
Similar ending: the names of narrative were made up from papers on the wall
The scene with the suspects in the police station
The sound of a paint can on a mixer begins before the cut to the visual, sounding instead like an automatic weapon being fired.
Nikki unravels Stewart's fabricated story, much like Dave Kujan.
title reference
title reference
Direct quote of "The Greatest Trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the World he didn't exist.
The scene where Sawant shoots Javed is very similar to the Usual Suspects' first scene
Keyser Soze mentioned by name by Max Payne
Ending of the Full Time Killers is paralell to The usual Suspects
J.D. says "the greatest trick the devil ever pulled is convincing the world he didn't excist." just like Verbal Kint did.
Talked about by Kevin Pollak.
Similar Themes.
movie dialogue
Gallo likens V to Keyser Soze.
see http://in.rediff.com/movies/2006/jan/20raja.htm
Title reference
Poster in Pölsa's kitchen. Also, the Police officer Davidsson mentions Keyser Söze as a potential suspect, and Pölsa at one time has the name "Keyser Söze" under the window of his front door
Scene with the suspects in the police station
Referenced by name
There's a poster of this film at the cinema.
Mark glances at a notice board for ideas when April asks who his tutor is ("Netball... Keyser Soze") referencing the film and the way Verbal Kint uses the notice board in the office for details in his story. He also later tells April he's staying in "Keyser Soze Hall" (a lie)
in Luther's hidden DVD collection
main twist is same
Bo describes an old flame as pulling a "Keyser Soze" and disappearing.
Avi paraphrases a famous line of dialog from the old movie, when he says: "The greatest con, that he ever pulled, was making you believe that he is you."
One of the screenwriters refers to himself as Keyser Soze.
title reference
When staking out a ship, DiNozzo says:"This is so Usual Suspects" and a discussion about the film follows.
The Sniper Rifle is named McManus after Baldwin using a sniper in this film. Additionally, in the game the player first gets the sniper rifle to conduct an attack on a drug deal at the docks, as in the climax of the film.
The title of the episode is reference to the movie title.
mentioned once
Stan mentions movies with twist endings, then mixes up several, claiming that Haley Joel Osmund was Keyser Soze.
Mark says he loves the films of Spielberg, Lucas and "the man who did The Usual Suspects."
Shawn mentions Keyser Soze.
Mentioned by Dara
The name ''Keyser'' and the plot twist
Various scenes homage scenes in Usual Suspects
In Harvey Dent's office he has a box of files marked K. Soze.
Sniper rifle named "McManus 2010".
House teases Wilson in the caferia using a major plottwist of the movie.
End scene of the episode homages the movie.
Included in a $4,000 question
Included in a $25,000 question
Tyler mentions that "McManus and his guys" hijacked a truck, just like McManus and the usual suspects did.
Interview with Director Bryan Singer about the Usual Suspects
Dan reveals who Keyser Söze is
Kaiser Soze reference
Under Bryan Singer's name in graphic
Stacey's family watch this film.
Subject of a $10,000 question
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "Movie Spoilers"
Keyser Söze mentioned
the character Keyser Söze is mentioned
Mentioned by Seth on Weekend Update
Pete describes his situation as being "Keyser Söze" bad.
The movie trivia question at the coffee shop is, "How many times is the F-Bomb used in 'The Usual Suspects'?"
When Larry & Richard realise that Richard's mother played with them, the whole scenario is taken from "The Usual Suspects" : cup is falling, notice board ... all in slow motion
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
Colbert asks Spacey if he could be "Keyser Söze"
Taub watches DVD instead of studying w/ Foreman.
Nell Minow says Keyser Söze was among the most memorable villains in movies
Episode title
Panda mentions that Keyser Soze was the villain in Suburban Knights before correcting himself.
The final shot of all the Bounty Hunters lined up echos the famous lineup/poster from this movie
Dvd cover
Keyser Söze mentioned
Laura calls Corri "Kaiser Soze" (the name of the supposed villain in "The Usual Suspects".)
Tony asks Dr. Felix Blackwell rhetorically, "Did you Keyser Söze us?"
"Better round up the usual sunfish."
referenced in dialogue
the ending of the episode is a direct homage
title mentioned
Jeff blabs out all the spoilers revealed at the end
title mentioned
Featured in
Verbal Kint is #48 on the "Villains" list.
Footage from this is featured.
This film is #10 on the "Mystery" list.
Common's #5 Favorite Film.
Common's #5 Favorite Film
clips shown
#5
clips shown
a clip of Chazz Palminteri in the film is shown
Spoofed in
The poster (Canadian DVD cover, at least) has an obvious nod towards the poster for the Usual Suspects but there is also a scene in the movie where Nelson tries to make up a fake name by taking cues from items in the room much like Verbal Kint did during the Usual Suspects.
Spoofs the Dave Kujan/Verbal Kint interrogation scene.
It's spoofed in it -- what other reason could there be?
The ending with when he drops the cup and Doofy gets normal
it parodies Kujan's climactic epiphany about Verbal's story in The Usual Suspects
The very end of this episdoe is exactly like the very end of this movie
The Gold Lighter that Keyser Soze uses can be seen when one of the characters lights marijuana
Daisy Dog is one of the usual suspects in police line-up
Spoofed by Spacey and Samberg
Kaiser Poppo
When Stanislas asks him his name, Cyprien looks around, sees a Jack Sparrow miniature and a browser connected to PriceMinister.com; and pretends his name is Jack Price Minister
the ending of the episode is a direct homage
when Andy acts like Keyser Söze
when Andy acts like Keyser Söze
The father's tale to his son about Santa Claus, based on objects visible in the boy's room, spoofs "The Usual Suspects."