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Mitch Dexter is, in [[2013]], a retired actor who starred in the [[1968]] [[Richards Majestic]] film [[Nelson in Naples]] playing the films lead character [[Horatio Nelson]]. Rumours suggest that the following he had a brief relationship with film starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with Leonora seemingly confirming this story telling the [[Daily Globe]] in December [[1974]] that a 'high-profile Vinewood celebrity had taken advantage of her before her 17th birthday' according to [[whokilledleonorajohnson.com]]. Dexter, with his 'explosive temper' and the rumoured relationship, became a suspect. In 2013, the case is finally solved by [[Franklin Clinton]], who confronts Leonora's killer film director [[Peter Dreyfuss]], finally clearing Dexter's name. By this point, he had become disillusioned with [[Vinewood in GTA V|Vinewood]] and complains on [[Bleeter.biz|Bleeter]] about the increasing diversity both within the city (in particular the increasing use of the Spanish language) and the film industry. | Mitch Dexter is, in [[2013]], a retired actor who starred in the [[1968]] [[Richards Majestic]] film [[Nelson in Naples]] playing the films lead character [[Horatio Nelson]]. Dexter's house in the 1960s, located in [[Rockford Hills]], had 'more than a few models' found face-down in the swimming pool although nothing was proven about Dexter's involvement. Rumours suggest that the following he had a brief relationship with film starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with Leonora seemingly confirming this story telling the [[Daily Globe]] in December [[1974]] that a 'high-profile Vinewood celebrity had taken advantage of her before her 17th birthday' according to [[whokilledleonorajohnson.com]]. Dexter, with his 'explosive temper' and the rumoured relationship, became a suspect. In 2013, the case is finally solved by [[Franklin Clinton]], who confronts Leonora's killer film director [[Peter Dreyfuss]], finally clearing Dexter's name. By this point, he had become disillusioned with [[Vinewood in GTA V|Vinewood]] and complains on [[Bleeter.biz|Bleeter]] about the increasing diversity both within the city (in particular the increasing use of the Spanish language) and the film industry. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:56, 18 July 2014
| Mitch Dexter | |
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| Appearances | GTA V |
| Full Name | Mitch Dexter |
| Status |
Alive |
| Gender | Gender::Male |
| Nationality | American |
| Home |
Vinewood Hills, Los Santos (former) Los Santos |
| Occupation | Retired actor |
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Mitch Dexter is a character in the HD Universe who is mentioned in Grand Theft Auto V.
Character history
Mitch Dexter is, in 2013, a retired actor who starred in the 1968 Richards Majestic film Nelson in Naples playing the films lead character Horatio Nelson. Dexter's house in the 1960s, located in Rockford Hills, had 'more than a few models' found face-down in the swimming pool although nothing was proven about Dexter's involvement. Rumours suggest that the following he had a brief relationship with film starlet Leonora Johnson with Leonora seemingly confirming this story telling the Daily Globe in December 1974 that a 'high-profile Vinewood celebrity had taken advantage of her before her 17th birthday' according to whokilledleonorajohnson.com. Dexter, with his 'explosive temper' and the rumoured relationship, became a suspect. In 2013, the case is finally solved by Franklin Clinton, who confronts Leonora's killer film director Peter Dreyfuss, finally clearing Dexter's name. By this point, he had become disillusioned with Vinewood and complains on Bleeter about the increasing diversity both within the city (in particular the increasing use of the Spanish language) and the film industry.
Bleets
- @MitchDexter: In my day there was none of ths obsession with ethnic diversity. Actors got roles on merit. We just happened to all be white.
- @MitchDexter: Remind me - is Los Santos still in the USA? Or do I just need a degree in Spanish to order a sandwich now?