Named by the American Film Institute among top ten mystery films ever made, THE USUAL SUSPECTS (1995) also featured among its murderer row’s cast of ne’er-do-well criminals one who was counted by AFI as one of the greatest screen villains in the art form’s history – the story’s ostensibly unassuming narrator, Verbal Kint.
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