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| “ | You really think you know how all of this is going to play out, don't you? Idiot! Go ahead, kill me. I'll be replaced tomorrow, no one will even notice! | „ |
| ~ Tony Derazio's last words to Lincoln Clay. |
Anthony "Tony" Derazio is a supporting antagonist in the 2016 videogame Mafia III. He is one of Sal Marcano's lieutenants and the bookkeeper of the Marcano Crime Family, and also the man who runs the Downtown district of New Bordeaux.
He was voiced by Gibson Frazier.
Biography[]
Background[]
Tony is the bookkeeper and a lieutenant in the Marcano Crime Family and Don Sal Marcano's money man who runs Marcano's businesses and rackets in the Downtown district of the city of New Bordeaux in Southern United States, effectively keeping the district under his firm control by running a chain of businesses in the district owned by his underlings. He is also the main lieutenant of Lou Marcano.
He lives in a room in the penthouse of the Royal Hotel, where he runs the ledges of the Marcanos' operations and is guarded by dozens of mobsters.
He is described by John Donovan as a "fucking weirdo".
Mafia III[]
In 1968, when Lincoln Clay decides to destroy Marcano's control over the city, he starts taking the districts of the city from Marcano, one of those being Downtown, overseen by Tony. He arrives in Downtown and collaborates with his partner John Donovan to destroy Tony's grip on the district. Lincoln works with Harold Cauley, a tabloid reporter, and Lennie Davis, an alderman, to respectively attack Tony's blackmail and construction rackets, which are managed by Frankie Bernard and Jimmy Cavar.
After Lincoln inflicts some damage over Tony's businesses, one of Tony's underlings, Joe, starts to handle his business bad due to all his men and enforcers being killed by Lincoln, and products out of period start to show up on Joe's store. Tony visits Joe, who is trying to round up all the money he can and escape Tony's punishments, and after some discussion lecturing Joe, shoots him fatally and leaves with his associate Dominick.
Tony's rackets and operations throughout Downtown are all put to an end by Lincoln, leaving Tony vulnerable and severely weakening Marcano's control on the district. Lincoln finally decides to get Tony himself, and infiltrates the Royal Hotel either by shooting his way in or stealing Dominick's car and going in silently.
When Lincoln confronts Tony in his office, Tony fires a RPG at Lincoln, causing a massive explosion and setting the penthouse on fire, though Lincoln dodges the missile however. He then pulls out an Uzi gun and starts to shoot at Lincoln, but is fatally shot by Lincoln and lies back near the window.
Tony falling to his death.
Lincoln then steals Tony's ledger and takes his gun from him, while Tony questions if he really thinks he knows how all of this will play out, calling him an idiot, and then saying that he will be replaced tomorrow and that no one will even notice. Lincoln then faces Tony and grabs him by his suit, telling him that he's wrong, saying that "everyone will notice" before ruthlessly throwing Tony from the penthouse window, making him fall to his death.
Footage of a news report shows Tony's death. An anchorman is interviewing a woman who said she and other people were startled by a loud noise that sounded like an exploding bomb. Police are then covering the scene and see Tony's corpse, which landed on a car that pulled up to the foyer of the Royal Hotel. The scene returns to the present, where the Marcanos have ordered reserves to go to the Royal Hotel. One goon is remarking that he is positive Tony is dead by now. Lincoln fights his way out of the penthouse, then takes Tony's private elevator to the lobby, where goons are flanking the lobby in anticipation for Tony's assassin to emerge. Lincoln fights his way through the lobby. In the mayhem, the New Bordeaux police are called to the scene. Once outdoors, Lincoln must evade the police. Successfully doing so opens up a sitdown at Eaglehurst Plantation where Lincoln tells his underbosses that Tony Derazio has been eliminated and awards the administration of Downtown to one of the underbosses.
Tony's death was a bad blow to Lou Marcano. However, Lincoln still had some hurdles to overcome. Lincoln turns over Derazio's ledger to John Donovan, who deduces that Sal Marcano is bribing someone who holds a high office. Lou Marcano has been supplying this man with drugs and girls, and was using Tony as the middleman to see bribes got paid out. He sees Tony's ledger is coded "USCC5", which Donovan decodes as the Fifth Circuit of appleate courts of the U.S. government. Lincoln thinks they got their man, but Donovan says this will take a while, as the circuit courts generally have twenty judges who rotate. Lincoln suggests extracting the man by attacking the drug and sex rackets in the French Ward, which will cause him to run to Lou Marcano.
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