dodano 17 maja 2013, o 18:04
Patrick Jane
"Red John is mine."
Family - Wife: Angela Ruskin Jane †, Daughter: Charlotte Anne Jane †, Father: Alex Jane, Brother-in-law: Danny Ruskin
Profession - CBI Consultant, Fake psychic (formerly), Carnival showman (formerly)
Status - Alive
Portrayed by - Simon Baker, Chris Brochu (young Jane)
Trivia
Bruno Heller, creator of The Mentalist, has admitted that there is chemistry between Jane and Lisbon, and that (a romantic relationship) is a small but possible way to take the show.
Patrick Jane uses a Motorola Razr2 cell phone and drives a baby blue Citroën DS 21.
Patrick is an avid tea drinker. He loves eggs. If food is around, he helps himself.
He's an excellent poker player, at one point he uses this skill to raise bail money.
He always wears a well-cut three-piece suit and button-down shirt with no tie. He wears the same beaten up brown shoes.
Although Jane has no formal education, he is well-read, culturally literate and has an appreciation of art, theater, wine and music, especially opera and classical.
He is an atheist.
He loves puzzles and games and riddles. He can perform many sleight of hand tricks.
He has an affinity for children. In several episodes, screaming babies stop crying when he holds them or start crying when he stops.
He's an expert hypnotist. In "Russet Potatoes" he alludes to having hypnotized Minelli to stop smoking. He has hypnotized many suspects and witnesses though Lisbon frowns on this calling it unethical and illegal. In "The Red Badge," he hypnotizes Lisbon (at her request) so she can recall what she did on the night that she's accused of a murder.
He spends his time at the CBI offices either lying on a leather couch in the unit's bullpen or upstairs in an unfinished part of the building which he adopted as his lair at the start of season three, "Red Sky At Night.
He doesn't like doctors, seeing them as cold, inhuman and convinced they're the smartest one in the room.
He has an encyclopedic knowledge of the Red John case.
According to a character list from the pilot script, Patrick was originally named "Daniel Jane."
To remember things, Jane stores them in a part of his brain he calls "The Memory Palace."
The episode "If It Bleeds, It Leads" shows the only instance of Jane and Lisbon having a realistic couple's disagreement in which Lisbon petulantly refuses his help (he offers too little too late) and Jane smacks the table, upset and exasperated, when she leaves in a huff. In every other conflict, Jane maintains an amused detachment or engages in humorous banter.
