Horrifically though, one afternoon while SГ¶ze is away from home rival Hungarian gangsters attempt to intimidate him by taking his family hostage and raping his wife, then when he returns home, slitting the throat of one of his children right before his eyes. Kint states that SГ¶ze was believed to be of Turkish origin, but some have said that he was half German through his father.ДЄccording to Kint, SГ¶ze began his criminal career as a small-time drug dealer. While Kint is telling his story, Kujan learns the name Keyser SГ¶ze from FBI agent Jack Baer ( Giancarlo Esposito) and demands Kint tell him what he knows. He has been granted immunity from prosecution provided he assists investigators, including Customs Agent David Kujan ( Chazz Palminteri), and reveals all details of his involvement with a group of career criminals who are assumed to be responsible for the bloodbath. Kint was arrested after an apparent drug-related robbery gone wrong resulted in the destruction of a freighter ship and the deaths of nearly everyone on board. The Usual Suspects consists mostly of flashbacks narrated by Roger 'Verbal' Kint (Kevin Spacey), a con artist with cerebral palsy. McQuarrie said that he approved of the changes, as it makes the character 'more fascinating'. Spacey made it more obvious that the character is holding back information, though the depth of his involvement and nature of his secrets remain unrevealed. McQuarrie said he wanted audiences to dismiss Kint as a minor character, as Spacey was not yet well-known. Spacey requested a role in Singer's next film, and McQuarrie wrote the role of Kint specifically for him. Spacey and Singer had previously met at a screening for Singer's film Public Access. Kint was not originally written to be as obviously intelligent in the script, he was, according to McQuarrie, 'presented as a dummy'. Keyser SГ¶ze's semi-mythical nature was inspired by Yuri, a rumored KGB mole whose existence nobody can confirm, from the spy thriller No Way Out. McQuarrie settled on SГ¶ze after finding it in a Turkish-language dictionary it comes from the idiom 'sГ¶ze boДџmak', which means 'to talk unnecessarily too much and cause confusion' (literally: to drown in words). The name was based on one of McQuarrie's supervisors, though the last name was changed. McQuarrie combined this plot with another idea of his based on the true story of John List, who murdered his family and started a new life. Eventually, a powerful underworld figure responsible for their meeting was added to the plot.

Though the filmmakers have preferred to leave the character's nature to viewer interpretation, Singer has said he believes Kint and SГ¶ze are the same person.Дirector Bryan Singer and writer Christopher McQuarrie originally conceived of The Usual Suspects as five felons meeting in a police line-up. Analysis of the character has focused on the ambiguity of his true identity and whether he even exists inside the story's reality. Since the release of the film, the character has become synonymous with infamous criminals. Spacey won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, turning him from a character actor into a star. The character has placed on numerous 'best villain' lists over the years, including AFI's 100 Years.100 Heroes & Villains. The character was inspired by real life murderer John List, and the spy thriller No Way Out, which featured a shadowy KGB mole who may or may not actually exist. Further events in the story make these accounts unreliable in a twist ending, a police sketch identifies Kint and SГ¶ze as one and the same. According to the main protagonist, petty con artist Roger 'Verbal' Kint ( Kevin Spacey), SГ¶ze is a crime lord whose ruthlessness and influence have acquired a legendary, even mythical, status among police and criminals alike. Keyser SГ¶ze ( / Л€ k aЙЄ z Й™r Л€ s oКЉ z eЙЄ/ KY-zЙ™r SOH-zay) is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the 1995 film The Usual Suspects, written by Christopher McQuarrie and directed by Bryan Singer. The Usual Suspects' Roger 'Verbal' Kint, possibly Keyser SГ¶ze, in a police sketch

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