Winston Beldingford

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Lord Winston Beldingford is a minor antagonist in Hitman: Contracts and the titular main antagonist in the Beldingford Manor mission. He was a wealthy British aristocrat and nobleman who engaged in human hunting and other depraved acts at his manor.

Biography[]

Lord Winston was the hedonistic owner of Beddingford Mansion and secretly partook in human hunting at his manor, with his son Alistair Beldingford and their select group of friends.

He was also a pervert and even built a secret passage and two-way mirror near his bedroom that allows him to spy on his maids showering. It was stated that he even seemed to have sexual success with them, as he shared his bed with one maid during the level, but it was implied that they otherwise dislike him. It is implied in the briefing that he regularly fires and rehires new staff.

On a night of another hunting party, Lord Beldingford abducted Giles Northcott, the son of a wealthy British entrepreneur, as another prey. The said entrepreneur hired 47 and ICA to rescue his son and assassinate Lord Beldingford and his son, Alistair, to put an end of this killing party.

In HITMAN (2016), a picture of Lord Beldingford and his son was seen in the tornado shelter on the Shadow Client's private militia training site in Colorado in the mission Freedom Fighters, so the militia seems to know about his assassination in 2000.

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Trivia[]

"Lord", if a genuine title, is only given by the Queen of England and even comes with limited political power. A much lesser variant of the title can be purchased by large-scale landowners, but Beldingford would have to call himself "Winston Beldingford, Lord of the Manor of Beldingford" (which is attached to his property) rather than simply "Lord Winston Beldingford" (which is attached to himself, and would appear officially on his passport, etc.).
Winston Beldingford is possibly inspired by General Zaroff in The Most Dangerous Game, as both are aristocrats who engage in the practice of poaching and human hunting while engaging in depraved acts.

External Links[]

Winston Beldingford on the Hitman Wiki

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