
Anthony Prince
Gay Tony
Liberty City's best-known club owner, whose two venues are propped up by loans from people he should never have borrowed from.
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Gay Tony
Liberty City's best-known club owner, whose two venues are propped up by loans from people he should never have borrowed from.

A friend of Luis's from Northwood who never left the corner they grew up on, and keeps trying to pull Luis back onto it.

A street-racing promoter with a steroid habit, a helicopter and an unshakeable belief that he is the most impressive man in any room.
Daughter of the Ancelotti don, and the point at which Grand Theft Auto IV and The Ballad of Gay Tony turn out to be the same week: one game takes her, the other trades her back.

The other half of Luis's Northwood circle, more careful than Armando and better at getting hold of a car nobody will miss.
A Liberty City diamond dealer whose consignment passes through three stories and is never once delivered.

Vice president of The Lost, holding a chapter together while its president comes back from rehab looking for a war. He spends the rest of the franchise paying for decisions made in that year.

Luis Lopez
Bodyguard and business partner to a nightclub owner whose empire is collapsing under its own debts. Competent, exhausted, and pulled between the club, his family in Northwood and everyone owed money.
Isaac Roth's partner in the diamond trade, and the man actually holding the case when the museum meeting goes wrong.

Brucie's older brother, who spends every conversation reminding everybody present that he is the successful one.

A veteran of the Balkan wars who arrives in Liberty City on his cousin's promise of a mansion and finds a cab office and a debt. He stays because the man who sold out his unit is somewhere in the city.
A Russian trafficker with an interest in everything moving through Liberty City's docks, and the man The Ballad of Gay Tony spends its second half trying not to be noticed by.

An Ancelotti family associate collecting on Tony's debts, and convinced throughout that he is running the situation.

A property developer's son with limitless money and no restraint, who wants Luis to help him buy the loudest version of everything.