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| “ | Let's play a little game. I ring you, you do the job. You don't do what I tell you, the kid dies. You don't do it when I tell you, the kid dies. You don't do it where I tell you, the kid dies. You talk to anyone, you're late, or you let me down, your kid dies! You getting my drift? | „ |
| ~ Charlie Jolson to Mark Hammond about his proposition to work for him, or risk having Mark's son, Alex Hammond, killed |
Charlie Jolson is the main antagonist of the 2002 video game The Getaway.
He is voiced by Ricky Hards.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- Orchestrated the kidnapping of Alex Hammond, resulting in the death of Alex's mother.
- Blackmailed Mark Hammond into doing him favors that involved getting the other gangs in London angry, including the Collins Gang which Hammond used to be a part of.
- Did not care about Yasmin, his former lover, even went as far as to imprison her along with Mark Hammond before being freed by former detective Frank Carter. And even before that, he was incredibly perverted to Yasmin, along with other girls such as Layla.
- Even though Yasmin did kidnap Alex, it's because she was simply following Charlie's orders and was also considered to be a loose end by Charlie and his gang, therefore making her a scapegoat.
- Planned to kill the other gangs by bringing them to the Sol Vita and blowing it up with a bomb after making his escape.
- Went suicidal and blew up the Sol Vita, killing himself, the remaining Bethnal Green Mob, several Yardies, the entire 14K Triad group, and half the Collins Gang, including their leader, after Charlie was exposed for orchestrating the gang war, showing no remorse for this or any of his actions during his final moments.
- This is also a clear indication that he didn't care about his own nephew, Jake, who used to look after his uncle, and Charlie only cared about himself.
External Links[]
- Charlie Jolson on the Villains Wiki.