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* Narrowly averted in ''[[The Usual Suspects]]'': Keyser Söze was originally going to be named "Keyser Sume," after the former boss of screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie. Mr. Sume, however, was not too keen on having his name attached to a [[Diabolical Mastermind]] who murdered his own family, so they changed it.

* A promient criminal in the [[Daredevil]] film is named [[Joe Quesada|Jose Quesada]] (a fact that has become [[Hilarious in Hindsight]] after some...controversal decessions Quesada made as Editor-In-Chief of Marvel has some fans casting him as a villian common place), a "[[Stan Lee|Mr. Lee"]] that pays for his legal fees in fish, and other characters named [[Jack Kirby]], Bendis, and Romita, all named after writers and artists that contributed to the Daredevil mythos. Really, that filmed loved this trope.

* ''[[~~Ghostubsters~~]]'': Harold Ramis named his character, Dr. Egon Spengler, after two people he knew when he was younger, and adapted their names into that of the character. Oswald Spengler was a history and philosophy teacher he admired, while Egon Donsbach was a foreign exchange student he knew in high school.

* ''[[Ghostbusters]]'': Harold Ramis named his character, Dr. Egon Spengler, after two people he knew when he was younger, and adapted their names into that of the character. Oswald Spengler was a history and philosophy teacher he admired, while Egon Donsbach was a foreign exchange student he knew in high school.

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