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|died= [[1947]] |
|died= [[1947]] |
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|family= [[Cuneo crime family|Cuneo]] |
|family= [[Cuneo crime family|Cuneo]] |
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| − | |title= [[Caporegime |
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|portrayer= [[Joe Bellan]] (voice) <br> [[Rod Gnapp]] |
|portrayer= [[Joe Bellan]] (voice) <br> [[Rod Gnapp]] |
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{{quote|I've been expecting you.|Ronnie Tosca|The Godfather: The Game}} |
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| − | '''Ronnie Tosca''' was one of the [[Cuneo crime family|Cuneo family's]] [[caporegime]]s, the other being [[Mario DeBellis]] |
+ | '''Ronnie Tosca''' was one of the [[Cuneo crime family|Cuneo family's]] [[caporegime]]s, the other being [[Mario DeBellis]]. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | Born and raised in [[Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan|Hell's Kitchen]], Tosca was |
+ | Born and raised in [[Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan|Hell's Kitchen]], Tosca was made under [[Mikey Perroni]], and gained his position after Perroni's death in [[1942]]. Tosca quickly gained a reputation as an expert tactician and 'hands-on' [[enforcer]]. |
===Attack on the Corleones=== |
===Attack on the Corleones=== |
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*He was voiced by [[Rod Gnapp]], but his first line is provided by [[Joe Bellan]]. |
*He was voiced by [[Rod Gnapp]], but his first line is provided by [[Joe Bellan]]. |
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*In the original version of the game his death takes place at [[DeMantagna's]]. In all subsequent versions it is at [[Tyler's Top Cuts]]. |
*In the original version of the game his death takes place at [[DeMantagna's]]. In all subsequent versions it is at [[Tyler's Top Cuts]]. |
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| − | |title = [[Caporegime]] of [[Cuneo crime family]] |
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| − | |years = 1942-1947 |
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| − | |before = [[Mikey Perroni]] |
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| − | |title = [[Soldato]] of [[Cuneo crime family]] |
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| − | |years = 1920s-1943 |
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| − | |after = [[Bobby Marcolini]] |
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[[Category:Deceased (video game)|Tosca, Ronnie]] |
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Revision as of 10:05, 1 August 2015
- "I've been expecting you."
- ―Ronnie Tosca[src]
Ronnie Tosca was one of the Cuneo family's caporegimes, the other being Mario DeBellis.
Biography
Born and raised in Hell's Kitchen, Tosca was made under Mikey Perroni, and gained his position after Perroni's death in 1942. Tosca quickly gained a reputation as an expert tactician and 'hands-on' enforcer.
Attack on the Corleones
- "What are you waiting for, finish it."
- ―Ronnie Tosca[src]
Tosca began to indirectly assault the Corleone family by keeping the black market dealers away with bribery and strong-arm. In this way, he could not be held directly responsible for any moves against the Corleones.
In vengeance for this act, Peter Clemenza sent his Soldato Aldo Trapani who assasinated Tosca whilst he was getting his hair cut at Tyler's Top Cuts. Tosca was killed with a single shot to his head.
Personality and traits
A smooth and slick individual, Tosca was always impeccably dressed, even when going on jobs. Despite this, he was a brutal fighter and a master planner who managed to keep his attacks on the Corleones concealed by using strongarm tactics on black-market dealers. When finally cornered, he did not go down without a fight, and stoically challenged Aldo Trapani to finish the job.
Behind the scenes
- He was voiced by Rod Gnapp, but his first line is provided by Joe Bellan.
- In the original version of the game his death takes place at DeMantagna's. In all subsequent versions it is at Tyler's Top Cuts.