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" Benicio Del Toro has been mean-muggin&amp;#039; in the direction of cameras big and small for nearly\u00A0three decades. The Usual Suspects. Traffic. 21 Grams. Sin City. Che. Inherent Vice. Del Toro&amp;#039;s filmography is anything but pedestrian. Even when he&amp;#039;s not playing a villain, nearly all of Del Toro&amp;#039;s characters seem to\u00A0share a quasi-menacing aesthetic, and his clothes\u00A0are always distinctive.\u00A0 Consider the\u00A0buttoned-up thief look (first photo below)\u00A0from his memorable\u00A0performance as Franky Four Fingers in Snatch. His off-screen style is above average, too. Take that\u00A0perfect seer sucker sport coat and powder blue button down (photos 2-4 below)\u00A0from the New York premiere of\u00A0Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in May\u00A01998. There&amp;#039;s Del Toro, one arm slung around the man who wrote (and lived)\u00A0the source material, Hunter S. Thompson, and the man who infused the story\u00A0with even more life, Johnny Depp. Del Toro turns 48 today. If only Thompson were still around to pound him with an exploding bag of\u00A0popcorn.\u00A0     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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