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| Cabot | Cabot is a criminal who attempts continually backstabs others, including the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto 1 on two occasions, first when robbing a diamond bank with Pablo Vercotti in Liberty City and again when he/she worked for El Burro in San Andreas. The protagonist later kills Cabot. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 1 (missions) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:MauriceCaineGTAL.png Maurice Caine |
Maurice Caine is a resident of London and one of the possibilities for protagonists in Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961. His name is a reference to the British actor Michael Caine, whose real name is Maurice. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 (protagonist option) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 (protagonist option) |
Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Caleb | Caleb is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer, selling drugs out of Star Junction, Algonquin. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Trish Camden | Trish Camden is a resident of Vice City, originally from the United Kingdom, and in 1984 is the co-host of the Wave 103 radio station alongside Adam First. Camden argues with First about the future of music and talks about wanting to become a video jockey. By 1986 she had left her position at Wave 103. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (Wave 103 co-host) | Voiced by: Anouchka Benson | |
| Sonny Cangelosi | Sonny Cangelosi was a resident of Liberty City and the Don of the Gambetti Family until his death in 1978. He was the uncle of Jon Gravelli, who succeeded him as Don. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (mentioned in Liberty City Police Department police database) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:MichelleCannesGTASA.jpg Michelle Cannes |
Michelle Cannes is a resident of Downtown, San Fierro, the owner of Michelle's Auto Repair and a possible girlfriend of Carl Johnson. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (after Back to School) | Voiced by: Vanessa Aspillaga | |
| Feuman Capote | Feuman Capote is a resident of Anywhere City, a member of the Rednecks. His name is a reference to the American author Truman Capote. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 2 (Rednecks - website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Jimmy Capra | Jimmy Capra was a resident of Liberty City and a member of the Messina Family who was killed by Huang Lee on orders from Rudy D'Avanzo, who thought he was a rat. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (Oversights) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Michaela Carapadis | Michaela Carapadis is a resident of Vice City and a female activist, who wrote the book Being and Seeing, From Freud to the Building Sites, a Woman's Journey into the Male Psyche. She is interviewed by Amy Sheckenhausen on K-CHAT, who suggests that Michaela dressed like a man. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (K-CHAT - guest) | Voiced by: Mary Birdsong | |
| File:RedValdezTreyWelshUnoCarbGTA2.png Uno Carbine |
Uno Carbine is a resident of the Industrial District of Anywhere City where he is the leader of The Zaibatsu Corporation. He employs Claude Speed to attack rival gangs the Hare Krishna and the Russian Mafia. Carbine later attempts to kill Speed, after he had worked for the Hare Krishna and Russian Mafia, but is killed himself. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 2 (missions) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Carey | Carey is a resident of Liberty City and is the Director of Communication for Mayor Roger Hole's office. She e-mails Ned Burner of the Liberty Tree to complain about the lack of positive publicity for Mayor Hole after she had agreed not to press charges after he had fondled her. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Carl | Carl is a resident of Liberty City and the boyfriend of Mrs. Chonks, the wife of Bitch'n' Dog Food Factory owner Marty Chonks. Marty employs Claude to bring Carl to the factory, intending on killing him and turning him into dog food, but is killed by Carl for failing to repay his debts. The player can choose to kill Carl. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Her Lover) | Voiced by: Unknown | |
| Carlos | Carlos is a resident of Vice City and a member of the Cubans/Los Cabrones, led by Umberto Robina, who sends Carlos along with many other gang members to collect a package from Downtown. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (Nice Package) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:AveryCarringtonGTAVC.jpg Avery Carrington |
Avery Carrington is a resident of Vice City, originally from Texas, and a property magnate and real estate mogul, having built his business up using any methods necessary, including arson and murder. Carrington, who is also responsible for violent slum clearance, is a client of lawyer Ken Rosenberg, who introduces him to Tommy Vercetti. Carrington later hires Vercetti to help him in property development, including structurally damaging a building and starting a gang war, whilst telling his protégé Donald Love to take notes. In 1998 he goes to Liberty City with plans to gentrify Fort Staunton with the Colombian Cartel, with Love and Toni Cipriani killing him for his plans. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (The Party - Shakedown) Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Panlantic Land Grab) |
Voiced by: Burt Reynolds (GTA Vice City) | |
| Chris Carruthers | Chris Carruthers is a resident of Liberty City and the crime correspondent for the Liberty Tree newspaper, writing an article entitled From Baseball Bats to Rocket Launchers: Liberty City is over-run with unregistered weapons. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Liberty Tree website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:FrancoCarterGTAVC.jpg Franco Carter |
Franco Carter was a member of a European gang who, in 1986, go to Vice City in order to rob a bank. The gang are, however, killed by Tommy Vercetti on orders from Mr. Black. His name is a reference to Frank Carter, the protagonist of The Getaway. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (Autocide) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:HaroldCartwrightGTAL.jpg Harold Cartwright |
Harold Cartwright was a resident of London and was one of the main criminals in the city. Cartwright employs the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969/Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 to do various tasks. Cartwright had claimed that he feared nobody, but later reveals his fear for Albert and Archie Crisp, who later send the protagonist to kill him. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 (missions) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 (missions) |
Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Officer Carver | Officer Carver was to be a character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas who was deleted before the release of the final game. Carver, an LSPD police officer, was close to closing the net on C.R.A.S.H. officers Frank Tenpenny, Eddie Pulaski and Jimmy Hernandez, and was going to arrest Poncho in the hopes he would talk. Frank Tenpenny would then send Carl Johnson to kill him in the mission Doberman. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (deleted, scheduled for Doberman) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:GiovanniCasaGTALCS.jpg Giovanni Casa |
Giovanni Casa was a resident of Liberty City who ran a delicatessen in Chinatown. Ma Cipriani viewed him as being a better man than her son, resulting in Toni following him and photographing him in a diaper with two prostitutes. His mother was unimpressed and Casa stopped paying his protection money, resulting in Toni killing him and delivering his chopped up corpse to his own deli. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Snappy Dresser - Dead Meat) | Voiced by: Joel Jones | |
| File:MickCaseyGTAL.png Mick Casey |
Mick Casey is a resident of London and a choice for protagonist in Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 (protagonist choice) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 (protagonist choice) |
Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:Mary-JoCassidyGTAVCS.jpg Mary-Jo Cassidy |
Mary-Jo Cassidy is a resident of Little Havana, Vice City and the sister of Phil Cassidy and Louise Cassidy-Williams, sister-in-law of Marty Jay Williams and the aunt of Mary Beth Williams. She meets Victor Vance in 1984 and seemingly has a crush on him, being jealous of her sister, but does show concern when she is kidnapped by Marty and later Armando Mendez. It is implied that after the death of her sister, she takes care of her niece Mary Beth. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (D.I.V.O.R.C.E. - Light My Pyre) | Voiced by: Cathy Trien | |
| File:PhilCassidyGTAVC.jpg Phil Cassidy |
Phil Cassidy is a retired soldier, resident of Liberty City, owner of Phil's Army Surplus in Rockford, the brother of Mary-Jo and Louise and uncle of Mary Beth. Phil, a former solider, became an alcoholic after leaving the army and opened a depot and shooting range in Viceport. In 1984 he befriended, assisted and employed Victor Vance on Vance's rise through the criminal underworld, although he lost his sister Louise in the same year. Two years later he befriend and assists Tommy Vercetti in robbing a bank, before hiring him to protect his new business. He also lost his left arm in 1986, in an explosion, and claims to have been left blind in his left eye. Between 1986 and 1998 he moved to Liberty City. In 1998 he owns Phil Cassidy's Fully Cocked Gun Shop and took a supply of weapons from Toni Cipriani, who had stolen them from the Yakuza for Toshiko Kasen. In 2001 corrupt police officer Ray Machowski sends Claude to protect his business from the Colombian Cartel. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Arms Shortage) Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (The Shootist - Boomshine Saigon) Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (More Deadly Than the Male) Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (Cleaning House - Over The Top) |
Voiced by: Hunter Platin (GTA III) Gary Busey (GTA Vice City & GTA Vice City Stories) | |
| File:LouiseCassidy-WilliamsGTAVCS.jpg Louise Cassidy-Williams |
Louise Cassidy-Williams was a resident of Vice City, sister of Mary-Jo and Phil, wife (later widower) of Marty Jay Williams and mother of Mary Beth. She becomes a love interest of Victor Vance, who rescues her after being kidnapped by Marty Jay Williams, who is later killed by Vance. She moves in with her sister in Little Havana but is kidnapped again by Jerry Martinez, who leaves her badly beaten. She continues her friendship with Vance until she is again kidnapped by Armando Mendez, who later kills her. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (Shakedown - Light My Pyre) | Voiced by: Chelsey Rives | |
| Jimmy Cast | Jimmy Cast is a resident of Liberty City and a criminal expert who discusses mobsters to the Liberty Tree as being "vain" and fighting for both social control and financial power within the city. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (internet - Liberty Tree website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:CatalinaGTASA.jpg Catalina |
Catalina was a resident of Liberty City, the leader of the Colombian Cartel in 2001 and cousin of Cesar Vialpando. Catalina, residing in a cabin in Red County, San Andreas, meets Carl Johnson at the suggestion of her cousin Cesar. The two then begin to commit various robberies across the county's four towns, with the two becoming an item. She later dumps Carl and begins dating Claude, eventually leaving San Andreas. The two spend the next nine years heading towards Liberty City, where she dumps and attempts to kill Claude, leaving him for dead and becoming the leader of the Colombian Cartel. She begins to increase the manufacture of the drug SPANK and begins to attack rival organisations, resulting in Claude destroying a SPANK factory and actively attacking Cartel operations for Asuka Kasen. Catalina later kills Asuka and Miguel, who had been kidnapped by Asuka, and kidnaps Maria Latore, who is later rescued by Claude after he kills Catalina. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Introduction - The Exchange) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (First Date - End of the Line) |
Voiced by: Cynthia Farrell | |
| File:MaxwellCaughlinGTAIV.jpg Maxwell Caughlin |
Maxwell Caughlin is a resident of Bohan, Liberty City who is wanted by the Liberty City Police Departement for gang related violence. The player can choose to have Niko Bellic kill Caughlin. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (Most Wanted side-mission) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Max Cavalera | Max Cavalera is a resident of Liberty City and is the host of the Liberty City Hardcore station in 2008, as is Jimmy Gestapo. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (Liberty City Hardcore host) | Voiced by: Himself | |
| Cazza | Cazza is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer, selling drugs out of Hove Beach, Broker. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| DJ Mister Cee | DJ Mister Cee is a resident of Liberty City and the co-host of The Beat 102.7 radio station, alongside DJ Green Lantern. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (The Beat 102.7 co-host) | Voiced by: Himself | |
| File:TheCelebinatorTBOGT.png The Celebinator |
The Celebinator is a resident of Liberty City who spreads bad publicity about "Gay" Tony Prince's clubs on his website. Luis Fernando Lopez later attacks him and drops him out of a helicopter, rescuing him shortly before he was killed. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (Blog This!... - ...Blog This!) | Voiced by: Unknown | |
| Chalkie | Chalkie was a resident of London who had been working for Harold Cartwright. He, at one point, dumped Cartwrights' wizz whilst being chased by the police, with the protagonist later collecting the wizz and killing Chalkie. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 (mission) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 (mission) |
Voiced by: None | |
| Endeavour Chambers | Endeavour Chambers is a secret agent who has followed Hans Nemesis to London. He begins to flirt with Jack Parkinsons girls, so Parkinson sends sends the protagonist to steal his car, with the protagonist discovering that Nemesis has control of a missile, stopping him from using it. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 (mission) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 (mission) |
Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:CharlieGTAIV.jpg Charlie |
Charlie was a resident of Liberty City and an undercover LCPD police officer. Charlie is investigating Elizabeta Torres who sends Niko Bellic, Johnny Klebitz and Playboy X to a drugs deal with Charlie, who begins to act nervously and blows his cover, being killed by Niko Bellic. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (Blow Your Cover) The Lost and Damned (Buyer's Market) |
Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Maurice Chavez | Maurice Chavez is a resident of Vice City and the host of Vice City Public Radio in 1984 and 1986, working alongside Jonathan Freeloader and Michelle Montanius. He once dated Montanius who became pregnant, with Montanius threatening to have an abortion if Chavez did not marry her, which may have occured as Chavez mentions having an ex-wife in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (VCPR - Pressing Issues host) Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (VCPR - Pressing Issues host) |
Voiced by: Philip Anthony Rodriguez | |
| Cheaves | Cheaves is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer based on Charge Island. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Johnny Cheque | Johnny Cheque is a resident of Anywhere City and a member of the Rednecks. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 2 (Rednecks - website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:CherylGTALCS.png Cheryl (right) |
Cheryl is a resident of Liberty City who works as a prostitute. She is seen giving Vincenzo Cilli a blowjob whilst he was talking to his mother on the telephone. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Hot Wheels | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| John Chesapeake | John Chesapeake is a resident of Liberty City and a reporter for Weazel News. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (internet - Weazel News article) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Mr. Chesterfield | Mr. Chesterfield is one of the fictional stars of Just the Five of Us who, with his wife, adopt Jimmy. Mr. Chesterfield is played by actor Claude Maginot. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (mentioned by Claude Maginot on K-Chat) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Chesti-Kov | Chesti-Kov is a resident of Anywhere City and a member of the Russian Mafia who helps Claude Speed to attack the Hare Krishna. His name is a reference to chesty cough. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 2 (mission) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Chewy | Chewy is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer based in Fishmarket South, Algonquin. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Rudy Chi | Rudy Chi is a resident of Liberty City and a store owner who dislikes President George W. Bush. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Liberty Tree - website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Wu Chi | Wu Chi is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer based out of Fishmarket South, Algonquin. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:ChicoGTAIII.jpg Rudy Chi |
Chico is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer who sells Maria Latore and tells her about an illegal party in Atlantic Quays. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Chaperone) | Voiced by: Hunter Platin | |
| Chief | Chief is the chief of police for the Vice City Police Department in the radio program Moorehead Rides Again, who is reluctant to allow Gordon Moorehead and Molly Malmstein on to cases, before relenting. In the program broadcast in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, he also provides Moorehead with "friendly napalm" to kill Pete Banbury. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (VCPR - Moorehead Rides Again) | Voiced by: Jeff Steitzer | |
| Howard Child | Howard Child is a resident of Liberty City and a reporter for the Liberty Tree newspaper. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Liberty Tree - website) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Alexandra Chilton | Alexandra Chilton is a twenty-nine/thirty year old resident of Middle Park East, Algonquin, Liberty City who can date Niko Bellic, depending on the players choice. She has a profile on craplist.net and blogsnobs.org, going under the name Liberated Woman, and owns a pink limousine. It is suggested that she is bisexual and rich, although when drunk she states that she hates herself. She may be named after 1960s musician Alex Chilton. | |
| Grand Theft Auto IV (after contacting her on craplist.net) | Voiced by: Samantha Soule | |
| Ho Ching | Ho Ching is a resident of Woodhill, San Andreas, where he owns the Belching Buddha restaurant. He pays protection money to Uncle Fu, which the protagonist collects. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 1 (mission) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Chink | Chink is a resident of Liberty City who runs a re-spray shop. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 1 (mentioned]) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:LeeChongGTAIII.jpg Lee Chong |
Lee Chong was a resident of Liberty City and a member of the Triads. Chong owned a noodle stand in the Chinatown, from which he sold the drug SPANK, until he was killed by Claude on orders from Joey Leone. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (Farewell "Chunky" Lee Chong) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:MartyChonksGTAIII.jpg Marty Chonks |
Marty Chonks was a resident of Liberty City, the husband of Mrs. Chonks and the owner of the Bitch'n' Dog Food factory in Trenton (although Love Media also claims ownership of the business). Chonks, who was deep in debt, hires Claude to bring a banker, two thieves and his wife to the factory, where he turns them into dog meat. He planned on doing the same to Carl, his wifes boyfriend, who killed Chonks with a shotgun. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (The Crook - Her Lover) | Voiced by: Chris Phillips | |
| File:MrsChonksGTAIII.jpg Mrs. Chonks |
Mrs. Chonks was a resident of Liberty City, the wife of Marty Chonks and the girlfriend of Carl. She lived an expensive lifestyle, which her husband could no longer afford due to his mounting debts. Marty employs Claude to bring her to the Bitch'n' Dog Food factory, where he kills her and turns her body into dog food. Her boyfriend, Carl, later kills Marty. | |
| Grand Theft Auto III (The Wife) | Voiced by: Unknown | |
| Melissa Chowder | Melissa Chowder is a resident of Liberty City and the host of Breathing World on Liberty City Free Radio. In 1998 she interviews Crow. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (LCFR - Breathing World host) | Voiced by: Ashley Albert | |
| Forrest Chump | Forrest Chump is a resident of Anywhere City and a member of the Rednecks, led by Billy Bob Bean. His name is a reference to Forrest Gump. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 2 (Rednecks - website)) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Wun Tun Chun | Wun Tun Chun is a resident of San Andreas who works for Uncle Fu. Chun betrayed Yu Pong, with the protagonist planting a bomb in Pong's car. | |
| Grand Theft Auto 1 (mission) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| Chung-Hee | Chung-Hee is a resident of Liberty City and a drug dealer based out of Industrial, Broker. A character with the same name appears in Midnight Club: Los Angeles, another Rockstar Games title. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (after Tricks of the Triad) | Voiced by: None Applicable | |
| File:VincenzoCilliGTALCS.jpg Vincenzo Cilli |
Vincenzo Cilli, known as Lucky, was a resident of Liberty City and a caporegime of the Leone Family. Cilli rose through the ranks of the Leone Family in the 1990s before being made, and in 1998 employs Toni Cipriani to do various jobs, until Cipriani decides to stop working for him after Cilli had Cipriani collect a car being watched by the Liberty City Police Department. Cilli later asks for a truce but is killed by Cipriani, who had been led to an ambush in a freighter. | |
| Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Opening cutscenes - The Portland Chainsaw Masquerade) | Voiced by: Joe Lo Truglio | |
| Ma Cipriani | ||
| Grand Theft Auto III (The Pick-Up - Triads and Tribulations) Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (Snappy Dresser - Making Toni) |
Voiced by: Sondra James | |
