One of the most hilarious aspects of this big reveal is that Tim Roth's accent changes in an instant. As Mobray, he affects a silly, even stagey posh British accent, but the second the penny drops and the cover is pulled back, he talks in a more "common" accent, which many have noted sounds almost exactly like his Ringo character from Pulp Fiction. Whether it's an intentional nod to Tarantino's best movie or not, it's great fun to watch, and overall gives the movie a little more replay value, as it's obviously more clear that Roth wasn't just over-acting: he was playing a character who was over-acting. Yep, we've gone one level deeper...
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