That's a copy.

That's an imitation.

That's a fake.

It's a fake.

It is a fake.

it was a fake.

Fake name, fake social.

It's fake.

What? That the painting's a fake.

The painting is a fake.

What is the difference between imitation and real diamonds?

Beware of imitations.

This is a fake!

Was it fake?

She's fake.

Except it's a forgery.

He can't tell the real thing from the fake.

The photograph was a fake.

Another fake one. Nine just like it.

Your life is a lie.

You're the fake!

It's not a fake.

They'll need a spectral micrometer to see it's a fabrication.

You're a liar and a fake.

You're a cheap fraud and impostor.

Your life is a lie, Cecil.

This will feel real?

The picture's a fake.

It's a very good fake, then.

Jesus... It's a fake, but how can I prove it? How?

The opposite, of course, is fake fake.

That's it. The task is finished.

These ain't just forgeries.

Pity little impostor. Pretending to be Alice.

It's a fake. It has to be.

Very good. About half.

Something fake becomes something real because of someone's perception of it.

This is not

That makes you a phony.

You're a fake.

The wreckage was obviously staged.

Who are you?

All right, now, there is value for fake.

And they didn't really have gold jewelry, they had gold plated jewelry.

The second sentence, 5 is an even number, implies Moscow is the capital of France.