The two low-life losers (and soon-to-be hired killers) are:Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) - a weasely-looking, nervous and sweaty, demented, raw-nerved, volatile and loud, and embittered slimeball of a man with a shaggy mustacheGaear Grimsrud (Peter Stormare) - a Swedish-accented, grim, stone-faced, sullen, and usually reserved hulk of few words who explodes in episodes of violent psychosisLundegaard""s go-between, Shep Proudfoot, had arranged for a rendezvous at 7:30pm, but Jerry admits to a "mix-up" and is already one hour late.In her stateroom, Rennie experienced another vision of young Jason, and then the real Jason crashed her porthole window with his skull, and reached for her throat through the broken glass.The third installment in the series wasn""t critically well-received, given its excessive LA street violence at a time when the LA riots were occurring...Just what kind of a joint are you running?...There""s a certain key floating around the office - from Kirkeby to Vanderhof o Eichelberger to Dobisch - it""s the key to a certain apartment - and you know who that apartment belongs to?.The next scene featured Austin "Danger" Powers (also Myers) skipping into view on a sidewalk in London, England in the swingin"" 60s, with a blue-striped velvet suit, thick black-framed glasses, black Italian boots, and jagged yellowed teeth, where he was pursued by crazed fans and led a marching band and dance group, under the credits.