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“Beautiful, ain't it? No, it's a filthy shithole, where only those in the know survive. And that's why me end me brother Archie have survived so long. Not only do we know everything that's going on, but we're also the nastiest things to hit London since the Black Death. Know what I mean? We are the Crisp Twins, and we ain't had our dinner. So don't mess, and nobody will get hurt. Understood?”
The London Mob is the unofficial name of an unnamed criminal organization in London, England, that appears in Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London 1961. They crime family is commonly refered to as The Crisps, who are the leaders of the organization until 1969.
Description[]
It was run by the Crisp Twins (Albert and Archie) until 1969, and implied to be taken over by Jack Parkinson after the Crisps' downfall.
Members and Associates[]
Members[]
- Albert Crisp (Formerly; until 1969)
- Archie Crisp (Formerly; until 1969)
- The Crisps' Contact
- Pretty Charlie
Associates[]
Trivia[]
- The London Mafia is based on the real-world organized crime group "the Firm". This correlation is especially present when the Crisp Twins are compared with the Kray Twins – Reginald and Ronald Kray, who racketeered in London in the 1950s and 1960s.[1]
References[]
- ↑ “I remember [Dan Houser]'s initial explanation was that it was a parody of British crime wave stories. The impression I got from him was that it was going to be full of jokes, cockney slang, caricatures of the Krays, etc. Greg Bick always tried to inject comedy in his game designs, so there would have been zero resistance there anyway.”—Ray Larabie – "THE MAKING OF GTA London, Rockstar's Daring Detour Into The Swinging Sixties", TimeExtension (November 29, 2022)