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| “ | That's Mr. Nero to you, boy. You want me to teach you some manners? | „ |
| ~ Nero threatening DC George Fancy. |
Eddie Nero is the main antagonist of Series 5 of the ITV crime series Endeavour.
Nero was a powerful crime boss in Oxford, the rival of Cromwell Ames, and the archenemy of Fred Thrusday. He was not only responsible for the town's several prostitution event, but also held a criminal empire that dealt with drugs to other criminals and corrupt police.
He was portrayed by Mark Arden.
Personality
Nero is an arrogant, selfish and powerful mob leader, who had donned drug business and racketeery, with many people being scared of him. He will also done extreme measures to erase evidence. However, Nero still had his soft spot towards his own minions and his son, as well as willing to help a certain victim of an attempted rape.
Biography
Trivia
- In "Muse", hen Morse refers to Eve and other prostitutes working for Eddie Nero as "belles de jour", he is making a reference to Luis Bunuel's classic film Belle de jour (1967), which had been first seen in the UK about four months before the time-period of this story. "Belle De Jour" concerns a woman who works as a prostitute, but only in the daytime.
- In "Cartouche", when Thursday asked Nero about his dealings with the murdered organist Leslie Garnier, Nero replies, "I'm more of an Errol Garner man, myself", a punning reference to the great American jazz pianist and composer who, in the 1950s and 1960s, enjoyed huge popularity with jazz aficionados in the UK, which he frequently visited. Errol Garner died of emphysema in 1977.
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