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“ | Welcome to the show, Johnny. | „ |
~ Connor to John Donavon upon reuniting. |
“ | There are no dominos, Johnny. Vietnam falls, who gives a shit? It's a f-cking backwater where everybody's livin' in goddamn huts, and half of 'em don't even have shoes on there f-cking feet, for Christ's sake. At least my way had a chance of ending things. | „ |
~ Connor to John before his death. |
Connor Aldridge is a major antagonist in the Mafia video game series, serving as the main antagonist of the Mafia III DLC expansion Stones Unturned.
He was a former CIA agent and friend of John Donovan until he sold information about his country to the North Vietnamese government, which ended the friendship between them.
He was voiced and portayed by Andy Davoli in motion capture, who also played Dino Zerilli in The Sopranos.
Biography[]
Background[]
In June 1954, he and Donovan was working together in cover operation for Guatemalan President - Jacobo Árbenz. Donavon admired Aldridge at one point, believing he was everything America was, but would later learn that he was greedy and selfish as everyone else.
Vietnam[]
In 1963, Connor was in Vietnam as part of the C.I.A. operations, where he was tasked to infiltrate the North Vietnamese Army in order to cultivate contacts and double agents within their ranks. At some point he turned against his country and began feeding intelligence to them instead. He believes that the government is lying, that the Gulf of Tonkin incident was just a ruse dreamt up by the NSA to draw the United States into the war, and that the U.S. government is the real enemy, responsible for killing thousands of American soldiers.
Arrival in New Bordeaux[]
Aldridge hired multiple mercenaries and got to work in his grand conspiracy. His men stormed a Cuban restaurant in the French Ward, killing everyone with the exception of a dishwasher who stayed out of sight. This came to the attention of John Donovan, who was coincidentally in New Bordeaux for his own reasons. Donovan and his friend Lincoln Clay head to the site of the shooting, where Donovan says that if Connor Aldridge it is New Bordeaux, he is likely not here to buy drugs or patronize the prostitutes of Lou Marcano. They are met by Robert Marshall, a compatriot of Donovan's from the CIA, and the three investigate the massacre. The sole survivor makes a run for it, but is captured by Lincoln Clay, When questioned, the survivor, who is given the nickname of "Chuckie" (due to his true Hispanic name being too long to pronounce) says he ran as he feared the gunmen had returned. Lincoln finds the bartender dead, who is identified as Horatio Balmana, a member of the Cuban Air Force who had been aboard a plane that was downed in the Gulf of Mexico during a storm and rescued by the US Navy. The CIA interrogated Balmana, after which they aided in his defection and got him a civilian job in New Bordeaux. When Chuckie says he overheard the name "Pedro Pan", he is taken away by Marshall for protection, and Donovan reveals that Pedro Pan is the name of a CIA safehouse in Bayou Fantom. Clearly seeing that must be Aldridge's next target, Lincoln and John proceed to the bayou.
Death[]
Quotes[]
“ | Where's the f***ing safe? | „ |
~ Aldridge to the CIA asset. |
“ | Tell me. Who's your colorful friend? | „ |
~ Aldridge to John about Lincoln Clay. |
“ | Jackpot. | „ |
~ Aldridge upon finding the document. |
“ | I'll tell you know what. Come here. Get up. So long Johnny. | „ |
~ Aldridge killing the asset in front of Donavon and Clay. |
“ | Maybe. Maybe not. | „ |
~ Aldridge's response to Donavon threatening to kill him. |
“ | Go ahead, finish... finish this... | „ |
~ A wounded Aldridge to Lincoln. |
“ | It appears so. | „ |
~ Aldridge's last words before his death. |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Aldridge uses a custom pistol that is similar in appearance to a Tokarev TT-33 with a muzzle brake installed. It is not available in-game.
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