Charades_4.5 - Usual Suspects

Dang!!!! How about that nailing this Stock Charade after only ONE character! Let's all stop by the fantastic *quickreaver gallery and spread some love.

Yes, this charade is from one of the numerous posters from the movie The Usual Suspects (interestingly, there are quite a few variations of the iconic line-up). This was Stephen Baldwin's character, Michael McManus.

As I had already shot images for each of the characters, to be used as additional hints, I suppose I'll go ahead and post those, as well. Especially since I look so goofy in all of them.

Hopefully, we'll have another Stock Charade fairly soon.

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Hey Comrades,

It's time for the next round of Stock Charades!

Most of you know the rules, but if you are new to Stock Charades here's how we play: I attempt to recreate a scene from some sort of visual, pop culture reference (i.e. movie, TV show, famous illustration) and YOU attempt to guess which one. Two guesses per person.

The first person to guess the source of the image, as documented by the date/time stamp of your comment, is the winner.

"And what do I win," you ask? Unlike previous rounds of Stock Charades, this time there is a real prize. Each installment's winner will receive one of my highly-coveted 550-cord bracelets (provided you give me a way to mail one to you and provided the postal service actually delivers it). Each winner will also receive the satisfaction of knowing that you are so brainy that they do not even make hats large enough to cover your massive cranium. Also, if we should ever meet in the real world, I will buy you the coffee beverage of your choice.

The Round 4 Leader Board

~ 1 Win | ~ 1 Win
~ 1 Win | ~ 1 Win
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Stock Charades Disclaimer:
Stock Charades images are not meant to be used as stock photographs (although you are welcome to try if you so desire). They are often small, blurry, dark and completely ill-suited to be used as stock. I do usually keep the source images, so if you see something you can use let me know.

Also, these images are not intended to be perfect recreations of the source in question (duh). I try my best to get the action, costumes, lighting and scene blocking as close as I possibly can, but since I am not a major motion picture studio "close" is about as good as it gets.
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