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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Protagonists in ''GTA London''}}
Like [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], players are given the option of choosing one of out eight '''[[protagonist]]s in both [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961]]''', each having their own default full name (which the player can change), but otherwise have very little difference in gameplay aside varying colors of clothing (aside the [[wp:bell-bottoms|bell-bottom pants]] they wear in GTA London 1969, which distinguish them from the GTA 1 and GTA London 1961 renditions).
 
   
 
Like [[Grand Theft Auto 1|''Grand Theft Auto 1'']], players are given the option of choosing one of out eight '''[[protagonist]]s in both [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969|''Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969'']] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961|''Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961'']]''', each having their own default full name (which the player can change), but otherwise have very little difference in gameplay aside varying colors of clothing (aside the [[wp:bell-bottoms|bell-bottom pants]] they wear in ''GTA London 1969'', which distinguish them from the ''GTA 1'' and ''GTA London 1961'' renditions).
Unlike GTA 1 and unlike GTA London's in-game depiction of other characters, the protagonists are depicted with hand-drawn, stylised art direction appropriate for the 1960s setting the game is set in, and appearing solely as Caucasian men in 1960s fashion and hairstyles. The appearance of certain characters are also based on various real-life celebrities as they appeared around the time.
 
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Unlike ''GTA 1'' and [[GTA 2|''GTA 2'']]'s protagonists and ''GTA London''<nowiki/>'s in-game depiction of other characters, the protagonists are depicted with hand-drawn, stylised art direction appropriate for the 1960s setting the game is set in, and appearing solely as Caucasian men in 1960s fashion and hairstyles. The appearance of certain characters are also based on various real-life celebrities as they appeared around the time.
   
 
== List of protagonists ==
 
== List of protagonists ==
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{{Protagonists}}
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|Maurice Caine
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|[[Maurice Caine]]
|[[Image:Maurice Caine (GTAL).png|center|102px|Maurice Caine]]
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|[[File:Maurice.png|thumb|left]]
|His name and appearance are based on famous British actor Michael Caine. Most notable is his performance in the 1971 crime film, Get Carter. Maurice is Michael Caine's real first name.
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|His name and appearance are based on famous British actor Michael Caine. Most notable is his performance in the 1971 crime film, ''Get Carter''. Maurice is Michael Caine's real first name.
 
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|Mick Casey
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|[[Mick Casey]]
|[[Image:Mick Casey (GTAL).png|center|102px|Mick Casey]]
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|[[File:Mick.png|thumb|left]]
 
|Casey is depicted as a beefy and rough thug, in contrast to most other protagonists who display some degree of fashion sense and generally appear less oversized.
 
|Casey is depicted as a beefy and rough thug, in contrast to most other protagonists who display some degree of fashion sense and generally appear less oversized.
 
|-
 
|-
|Johnny Hawtorn
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|[[Johnny Hawtorn]]
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|[[File:Hawthorn.png|thumb|left]]
|[[Image:Johnny Hawtorn (GTAL).png|center|102px|Johnny Hawtorn]]
 
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|The character somehow looks like Johnny Cash, but with Elvis sideburns and the threatening attitude of James Dean.
|n/a
 
 
|-
 
|-
|Winston Henry
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|[[Winston Henry]]
|[[Image:Winston Henry (GTAL).png|center|102px|Winston Henry]]
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|[[File:Winston.png|thumb|left]]
 
|Henry's attire is an apparent nod to both the beatnik subculture as well as the newer mod subculture, donning a trilby as well as featuring a turtleneck and sideburns.
 
|Henry's attire is an apparent nod to both the beatnik subculture as well as the newer mod subculture, donning a trilby as well as featuring a turtleneck and sideburns.
 
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|Charles Jones
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|[[Charles Jones]]
|[[Image:Charles Jones (GTAL).png|center|102px|Charles Jones]]
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|[[File:Charles.png|thumb|left]]
|Jones' long-haired and thick-bearded appearance appears to be inspired by the ''hippie'' sub-culture.
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|Jones' long-haired and thick-bearded appearance appears to be inspired by the hippie sub-culture. The name 'Charles' and his beard are also references to Charles Manson.
 
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|Rodney Morash
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|[[Rodney Morash]]
|[[Image:Rodney Morash (GTAL).png|center|102px|Rodney Morash]]
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|[[File:Morash.png|thumb|left]]
|Seemingly inspired by the ''Mod'' sub-culture, Morash is by far one the more frequently featured protagonists from the game, having been additionally illustrated in another artwork for the game, holding a shotgun and uttering "Don't mess." in a speech bubble. The aforementioned artwork has also been adopted for use as a [[Rockstar Games Social Club]] user avatar, the only one to represent the "Grand Theft Auto: London" category.
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|Seemingly inspired by the Mod sub-culture, Morash is by far one the more frequently featured protagonists from the game, having been additionally illustrated in another artwork for the game, holding a shotgun. The aforementioned artwork has also been adopted for use as a [[Rockstar Games Social Club]] user avatar, the only one to represent the "Grand Theft Auto: London" category, and his appearance may hold a certain resemblance to The Beatles' bassist Paul McCartney.
 
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|Sid Vacant
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|[[Sid Vacant]]
|[[Image:Sid Vacant (GTAL).png|center|102px|Sid Vacant]]
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|[[File:Sid_vacant.png|thumb|left]]
|His name and appearance are based on the Sex Pistols guitarist Sid Vicious. The band released a song titled "Pretty Vacant" which explains his last name.
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|His name and appearance are based on the Sex Pistols' bassist Sid Vicious. The band released a song titled "Pretty Vacant" which explains his last name.
 
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|Wolfie Vilans
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|[[Wolfie Vilans]]
|[[Image:Wolfie Vilans (GTAL).png|center|102px|Wolfie Vilans]]
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|[[File:Wolfie.png|thumb|left]]
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|Looks to be quite artistic and pretty wealthy. Some sort of fashion interests perhaps.
|n/a
 
 
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Here is a video to show the characters look in more detail in game.
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[[File:GTA London 1969-61. Characters and Their Clothing|thumb|center|400 px]]
   
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
* [[Protagonists in GTA 1]]
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* [[Protagonists in GTA 1|Protagonists in ''GTA 1'']]
   
 
{{GTA London 1969 Characters}}
 
{{GTA London 1969 Characters}}
 
{{GTA London 1961 Characters}}
 
{{GTA London 1961 Characters}}
 
[[Category:Characters| ]]
 
[[Category:Characters]]
 
 
[[Category:Characters in GTA London 1969| ]]
 
[[Category:Characters in GTA London 1969| ]]
 
[[Category:Characters in GTA London 1961| ]]
 
[[Category:Characters in GTA London 1961| ]]

Revision as of 04:13, 25 November 2014


Like Grand Theft Auto 1, players are given the option of choosing one of out eight protagonists in both Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961, each having their own default full name (which the player can change), but otherwise have very little difference in gameplay aside varying colors of clothing (aside the bell-bottom pants they wear in GTA London 1969, which distinguish them from the GTA 1 and GTA London 1961 renditions).

Unlike GTA 1 and GTA 2's protagonists and GTA London's in-game depiction of other characters, the protagonists are depicted with hand-drawn, stylised art direction appropriate for the 1960s setting the game is set in, and appearing solely as Caucasian men in 1960s fashion and hairstyles. The appearance of certain characters are also based on various real-life celebrities as they appeared around the time.

List of protagonists

Default name Image Notes
Maurice Caine
Maurice
His name and appearance are based on famous British actor Michael Caine. Most notable is his performance in the 1971 crime film, Get Carter. Maurice is Michael Caine's real first name.
Mick Casey
Mick
Casey is depicted as a beefy and rough thug, in contrast to most other protagonists who display some degree of fashion sense and generally appear less oversized.
Johnny Hawtorn
Hawthorn
The character somehow looks like Johnny Cash, but with Elvis sideburns and the threatening attitude of James Dean.
Winston Henry
Winston
Henry's attire is an apparent nod to both the beatnik subculture as well as the newer mod subculture, donning a trilby as well as featuring a turtleneck and sideburns.
Charles Jones
Charles
Jones' long-haired and thick-bearded appearance appears to be inspired by the hippie sub-culture. The name 'Charles' and his beard are also references to Charles Manson.
Rodney Morash
Morash
Seemingly inspired by the Mod sub-culture, Morash is by far one the more frequently featured protagonists from the game, having been additionally illustrated in another artwork for the game, holding a shotgun. The aforementioned artwork has also been adopted for use as a Rockstar Games Social Club user avatar, the only one to represent the "Grand Theft Auto: London" category, and his appearance may hold a certain resemblance to The Beatles' bassist Paul McCartney.
Sid Vacant
Sid vacant
His name and appearance are based on the Sex Pistols' bassist Sid Vicious. The band released a song titled "Pretty Vacant" which explains his last name.
Wolfie Vilans
Wolfie
Looks to be quite artistic and pretty wealthy. Some sort of fashion interests perhaps.

Here is a video to show the characters look in more detail in game.

GTA_London_1969-61._Characters_and_Their_Clothing

GTA London 1969-61. Characters and Their Clothing

See also

[ ve ]Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 characters
ProtagonistsRodney Morash | Sid Vacant | Maurice Caine | Mick Casey | Johnny Hawthorn | Winston Henry | Charles Jones | Wolfie Vilans
Main charactersHarold Cartwright | Jack Parkinson | Albert Crisp | Archie Crisp | Pretty Charlie | The Crisps' Contact
Supporting charactersChalkie | Keith | Noles Brothers | Beryl Cartwright | Doctor Zel | Sidney Moore | Midnight | Midnight's Associate | Fingers | Terry Dorkins | Lenny Smith | Lord Lucan | Gary | Arthur | Filthy Colin | Romeo | British Government Contact | Hans Nemesis | Rough Tony | Cyprus Phil | Gerald | Reg Smith
Mentioned charactersQueen of England | Endeavour Chambers | Agent Temple | Len | Honest Ray | Mrs. Crisp | Lee "Scratch" Perry | Razors
Radio DJsDoctor Peter Pants-On
† denotes Deceased, Italics denotes a status determined by the player's choice
Characters in GTA London 1969 | Category:Characters in GTA London 1969 | Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 | Category:Characters
[ ve ]Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 characters
ProtagonistsRodney Morash | Sid Vacant | Maurice Caine | Mick Casey | Johnny Hawthorn | Winston Henry | Charles Jones | Wolfie Vilans
Main charactersHarold Cartwright | Cartwright Gang Contact
Minor charactersJack Parkinson | Mr. Caukenbolls | Bobby | Gene White | Curly | Mandy | Bongo | Poundage Fern | British Government Contact | Grandpa
Mentioned charactersAshley | Hans Nemesis | Endeavour Chambers
† denotes Deceased, Italics denotes a status determined by the player's choice
Characters in GTA London 1961Category:Characters in GTA London 1961Grand Theft Auto: London 1961Category:Characters