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Thomas "Tommy" Vercetti is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series who appears as the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (set in 1986). He is also mentioned in The Introduction, a prequel short film to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (set in 1992), and in the game itself during the...
«Tommy Vercetti es un antiguo asesino a sueldo para la mafia, quien al principio del juego es liberado de la prisión en Liberty City. Ha estado encarcelado en una cárcel de máxima seguridad y no ha visto el mundo exterior en 15 años. En su tiempo adentro nunca habló. Nunca admitió sus conexiones…
Tommy Vercetti was born in Liberty City to an Italian American family. As a child, he would often visit his father at his job as a printing press operator and helped him by cleaning the rollers. Although Tommy initially dreamed of an honest life, he quickly became caught up in the criminal lifestyle as a teenager, after befriending ...
Tommy Vercetti; Personaje de Grand Theft Auto: Primera aparición: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City: Última aparición: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (mención) Creado por: Rockstar North Rockstar Games: Voz original: Ray Liotta: Sobrenombre: El Carnicero de Harwood: Información personal; Nacimiento: 1951, Liberty City, Estados Unidos ...
Tommy Vercetti is a 35 year old character in the 3D Universe appearing as the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in 1986 and mentioned in The Introduction, a prequel of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas set in 1992. He is a former member of the Forelli Family and the leader of the Vercetti Gang, based out of Vice City .
Tommy Vercetti; Name: Tommy Vercetti: Nickname: Harwood Butcher: Age: 35+ (1986) Born: June, 1951: Weight: 6’ 3” (1.91 m) Gang: Vercetti Gang: Status: Alive: Voice actor: Ray Liotta
Born In Year 1951 (35 years old in 1986) Nationality Italy United States. Location Ocean View Hotel; Vercetti Estate; Hyman Condo. Also Known As Tommy; Tom; The Harwood Butcher; Mr. V; Mr. Teal; "Bad ass" Vercetti; Suit dude. Performer / Actor Ray Liotta.
