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.The well-paying job offer is specifically to end Geiger""s blackmail permanently and just get rid of him: "I guess you want me to take this Geiger off your back.Catching a glimpse of the man with the hearing aide and shopping bag, Ann becomes momentarily suspicious that they are being followed.It was phenomenal thatGone With the Winddid so well, given hat 1939 boasted some of the greatest American films ever made, includingNinotchka,The Wizard of Oz,Wuthering Heights,Mr.