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The Usual Suspects
Keyser Perfection (game show) Empire Award for Best Newcomer 1st Empire Awards Nothin' Move But the Money
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 "Keyser Söze", a character in the 1995 film "The Usual Suspects"  
Main game. Four players, referred to by the host as the "usual suspects", compete. One contestant is chosen at random from the four to compete in the main game on stage, while the other three play against the contestant from their soundproof booth. In each of the three initial rounds of the game, the host starts by turning off the booth, so the usual suspects can neither hear, nor see anything happening on stage. The contestant is then given four true-or-false statements to answer in 45 seconds. Only the first "true" or "false" utterance is accepted for each question; "yes", "no', "that's right" etc. are ignored. Once all four answers have been given, the booth is turned back on so the usual suspects can see the contestant's answers. S/he will then ask them if they would change any answers or not. The host then reveals how many answers the contestant got right, but not which specific ones. If all four are correct, the contestant wins the round immediately. If the contestant gets zero correct, then the usual suspects win automatically as they could simply take the opposite answers. In any other case, the usual suspects have the chance to change the contestant's answers, with the knowledge of how many he/she got wrong. Should the usual suspects correctly change the contestant's answers, they will win the round. If they get one or more wrong, then neither the contestant nor the usual suspects win. The winning side (if any) then gets to choose two categories from a list of 12 to place on the board for the final, with the assumption being that the contestant wants to choose categories that they will know, and the usual suspects want to choose categories that would make the game harder for the contestant. If nobody won the round, then the two category choices are carried over to the next round. If in the third and final round nobody wins the contestant and usual suspects take turns, starting with the contestant, until outstanding choices are used up and the board is full. 
Bryan Singer - The Usual Suspects 
Bryan Singer — "The Usual Suspects" 
 "Usual Suspects" (Radio version) "Usual Suspects" (Album version) "Usual Suspects" (Instrumental version)  