Protagonists, antagonists and the supporting cast, across the franchise. Search by name, alias, crew or voice performer, and filter by game, era, role or affiliation.
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One half of the pair who run London's underworld in both expansions, and the half who does the thinking. He is the voice giving the protagonist his instructions, and the war with Harold Cartwright and Jack Parkinson is the length of the story.
Albert's brother and the other half of the operation — the muscle where Albert is the planning. The two are inseparable in both expansions and are hired from as one.
The codename of the leader of an Austrian terrorist cell in London, whose real name neither expansion gives. His plan to replace Britain's potatoes with explosive ones is stopped in 1961 and he leaves the country; in 1969 he is back with a stolen mobile nuclear launcher.
One of London's leading criminals and the man the Crisp brothers want gone. He claims to be frightened of nothing, which the expansions treat as an invitation rather than a warning.
A rising crime lord who pays the Crisp brothers protection and has ambitions well past that arrangement. Whether he is their tributary or their rival depends on which part of the story is being read.
A member of the Crisps' London mob, reached from the red telephone boxes on the south-west side of the City, who sends the protagonist after the Battersea Mods when they start leaning on the twins.