When cowardly cop Gus Grimly catches Malvo and brings him into the station, Malvo has to act fast to prove his innocence. He assumes the role of minister Frank Petersen and after an interrogation, manages to get the cops to let him leave. These cops have the photo evidence that proves Malvo is involved in criminal activity but Malvo is an impressive actor. He weaves a completely convincing story and feeds them alibis up to their ears. When the cops leave the interrogation room to check on these alibis, Malvo stares into the one way mirror. This is a man who is so badass that he can see through the mirror and right into the eyes of Gus. As Malvo strolls out of the police station telling people to have a blessed day, Gus catches up with him and calls him by his real name. Malvo turns and asks Gus, did you know the human eye can see more shades of green than any other colour... my question for you is why? Malvo is a modern predator and the animals in his sights need to be able to see what is coming at them through the undergrowth.
Pete is a film and media lecturer and currently writing his PhD thesis on found footage horror movies. He regularly contributes to a range of film and TV related magazines and websites and recently attended the Cannes Film Festival as a senior reporter and reviewer. You can find his personal film blog at www.ilovethatfilm.blogspot.com and his writing for Yahoo at http://uk.contributor.yahoo.com/user/1696242/pete_turner.html
Pete is currently writing a book about The Blair Witch Project for Auteur's Devil's Advocate series. He also appears every week on Scott McGerty’s Amazing Radio show and has a weekly slot to talk new releases on local radio station Marlow FM. He has been interviewed on the BBC World Service programme Business Matters and has interviewed many stars including Bryan Cranston and Denzel Washington on premiere red carpets.
