Psychological thriller characters.
Characters in psychological thrillers often have been through good
or bad experiences that often influence the state of their erratic emotions or
mental states. Usually, they come across something in there life that will
psychologically haunt then, and the events of the film will be them dealing or
coming to terms with this.
One type of character in a psychological thriller may be someone
who influenced or is being manipulated by a situation or another character, causing
them to act in certain way. This person is usually vulnerable, and the plot of
them film involves them gradually becoming more distressed after becoming
wrapped in the world of the character than has a hold on them.
EXAMPLES
Clarice Starling-
Silence of the Lambs.
EXAMPLES
Hannibal
Lecter, Silence of the Lambs.
A final character that may appear in a psychological thriller is someone who has lost a hold of reality. Similar to (and sometimes will also take the form of) the first character, this person is incredibly vulnerable, even if they don’t realise it. The individual, usually due to trauma suffered previously, will usually be living the role of a completely different character in the figment of their twisted imagination, until there final identity is revealed to the audience and themselves near the end of the film in an exciting twist.
EXAMPLES
Malcom
Crowe, Sixth Sense.
Tyler Durden, Fight Club









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