
Michael's wife, a former dancer who took to Rockford Hills far more comfortably than he did. The marriage runs on spending, tennis coaches and open contempt in both directions.
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Michael's wife, a former dancer who took to Rockford Hills far more comfortably than he did. The marriage runs on spending, tennis coaches and open contempt in both directions.

A paparazzo who recruits Franklin as a driver and treats celebrity harassment as a craft with standards.

The third man on the North Yankton crew, and the reason Michael and Trevor spend the next nine years believing very different things about what happened there.

Lamar's Rottweiler, more often in Franklin's care than in Lamar's, and the best tracker either of them has access to.

The agent who cut the North Yankton deal that buried Michael Townley and created Michael De Santa. Nine years on, he needs the arrangement to stay buried at least as badly as Michael does.

Franklin's aunt, who owns the Forum Drive house he lives in and reminds him of it regularly.
A billionaire who collects companies, cars and people and disposes of all three the same way. He hires the crew, then treats paying them as an optional courtesy.

Wade's cousin, a dock worker whose Vespucci apartment Trevor occupies without asking and does not leave quietly.

A repossession man for a Vinewood car dealership with more ability than his street has use for. Michael gives him the way out of Strawberry and, eventually, the reasons to regret taking it.
Michael De Santa's therapist, billing by the hour for sessions he spends steering towards material for a book, and the only person in Los Santos being paid to listen to him.

Michael's son: unemployed, and living almost entirely online. Every attempt at a father-and-son afternoon ends with something stolen, sunk or on fire.

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.

Franklin's oldest friend and the source of roughly half his problems. Loud, ambitious, and permanently one scheme away from the money he keeps describing.
Lazlow
A radio presenter the franchise has followed for two decades, from a Liberty City talk show through a Vice City rock station to whatever will still book him in Los Santos.

The planner behind the crew's largest scores. Physically frail and technically formidable, he is the reason a job that should be impossible turns out to have a route through it.

A cartel figure whose patience the crew exhausts early and expensively. Everything he considers owed to him, he collects.

Michael Townley
A retired bank robber living in Rockford Hills under a name a federal deal gave him after a job in North Yankton went wrong. Nine years of a pool, a therapist and a family who cannot stand him end the moment an old life finds him again.

Devin Weston's lawyer and fixer, loyal considerably past the point of sense.

Martin Madrazo's wife, who spends an unplanned stretch in Sandy Shores and leaves Trevor genuinely, if briefly, better for it.

Packie
The most capable of the McReary brothers and the least interested in admitting it. Plans robberies that work and drinks through the aftermath of the ones that do not.

Trevor's business partner and permanent target, running an airfield and a conspiracy radio station out of the same stretch of trailer park.
A dealership owner who employs Franklin to repossess the cars he has just finished selling, and lectures anybody in range about the debt they owe him.

A Richards Majestic producer of long standing and older taste, and the closest thing Michael has to a legitimate ambition.

A federal agent running his own agenda and a television career at the same time. He blackmails the crew into an escalating run of jobs and regards every one of them as expendable.

Harold Joseph
Out of prison and determined to restart a war the neighbourhood has moved on from. He sets up the people who welcomed him back.

Franklin's ex, who left the neighbourhood by marrying out of it and tells him plainly that he has not managed the same.

Wei Cheng's son, sent to negotiate on his father's behalf and rarely sober enough to manage it.

Michael's daughter, chasing a reality-television career her father would happily burn Vinewood down to prevent.

A former bush pilot running guns, meth and grievances out of Sandy Shores. Violently unpredictable, oddly loyal, and the only one of the three who never pretended he had retired from anything.

A hanger-on Trevor keeps for errands and abuse. Considerably better at finding people than at understanding why he has been asked to.

A Triad boss who arrives in Los Santos looking for a partner and ends up dealing with Trevor instead.