Protagoniste

Trevor Philips

Doublé par Steven Ogg

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Trevor Philips apparaît dans 45 des 77 missions de l'histoire, pour la première fois dans Prologue et pour la dernière dans The Third Way.

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Rôle: Protagonistes
Doubleur: Steven Ogg
Statut: Alive
Occupation: Arms and drugs trafficker
Affiliations: Non précisé

Notes du joueur

Trevor Philips participe avec Michael Townley, Brad Snider et un chauffeur à la fuite au braquage d'un dépôt de fonds à Ludendorff, North Yankton, en 2004. Leur évasion s'effondre sous les tirs de la police. Trevor abat un garde qui tient Michael en joue, puis voit Brad tomber sous une balle du FIB tandis que Michael est lui aussi touché. Trevor s'enfuit dans la neige après que la voiture de fuite a été détruite par un train, croyant Michael mort et Brad envoyé en prison.

Neuf ans plus tard, Trevor fait passer des armes et de la meth via Trevor Philips Industries depuis Sandy Shores, avec Ron Jakowski et Wade Hebert. Des images de Michael dans Fame or Shame le convainquent que Michael est vivant à Los Santos. Avant de quitter Blaine County, Trevor tue Johnny Klebitz, chasse The Lost de leur camp, force Ortega à quitter son territoire et détruit l'opération de meth des frères O'Neil. Il emmène Wade vers le sud pour retrouver Michael.

Dans la maison de Michael à Rockford Hills, Trevor le retrouve et rencontre Franklin Clinton. Tous trois travaillent pour le FIB après que Steve Haines et Dave Norton ont capturé Michael, sauvant Ferdinand Kerimov et enlevant Mr. K, avant que Trevor ne le torture pour obtenir des informations. Trevor se joint à Michael et Franklin contre les Ballas pendant l'affaire de Lamar Davis, puis aide à préparer le vol d'un dispositif de Merryweather sur un cargo ou un site d'essais offshore. Lester Crest leur fait le rendre lorsqu'il découvre qu'il s'agit de matériel nucléaire.

Trevor aide Michael et Franklin à réunir l'équipement nécessaire à l'embuscade contre le fourgon blindé connue sous le nom de Blitz Play. Ensuite, il travaille avec Franklin et le FIB contre les cibles de Devin Weston, prend les airs pour intercepter l'avion transportant le cousin de Martin Madrazo et vole des armes dans un avion-cargo de Merryweather avant qu'il ne s'écrase en mer. Il repère Paleto Bay avec Michael, obtient du matériel militaire et les rejoint, avec un tireur, pour braquer la Blaine County Savings Bank.

Lors d'autres opérations pour le FIB, Trevor traque le fugitif Mr. K avec Michael et Franklin, détourne un train transportant une cargaison de Merryweather et aide à voler un agent neurotoxique à Humane Labs. Il enlève Patricia Madrazo à Martin Madrazo après l'incident de l'avion-cargo, mais la rend lorsque Michael insiste. Trevor s'installe aussi dans l'appartement de Floyd Hebert à Vespucci Beach, puis tue Floyd et Debra avant de prendre le contrôle du Vanilla Unicorn.

Trevor, Michael et Franklin inspectent le Union Depository et préparent son braquage. Trevor apprend que Brad est mort et que Michael a arrangé la trahison de Ludendorff avec Dave Norton. Il emmène Michael à North Yankton, où ils trouvent la tombe de Brad et survivent à une attaque de hommes de main des Triads. De retour à Los Santos, Trevor rompt avec Michael, puis revient lorsque Michael est capturé par les Triads et que Franklin l'appelle. Il aide à sauver Michael, affronte le FIB et l'IAA à Kortz Center, et sauve Lamar des Ballas.

Pour le braquage du Union Depository, Trevor obtient les véhicules et les machines nécessaires, puis pilote l'évasion de l'équipe tandis qu'elle s'empare de l'or. Quand Devin Weston et Steve Haines tentent de monter Franklin contre les deux autres, Franklin demande aux deux hommes de le retrouver à la fonderie. Trevor aide Michael et Franklin à tuer Stretch, Wei Cheng et Haines, traque Weston et l'envoie par-dessus une falaise dans le coffre de sa voiture, les trois hommes quittant ensemble la fonderie.

Anecdotes

◆Trevor's character is somewhat similar to that of Paulie Gualtieri from The Sopranos.
◆Trevor shows loyalty to Michael, who is similar to Tony Soprano. Michael's kids also call Trevor 'uncle', much like Tony's kids do Paulie.
◆Trevor's 'Grown Out' hairstyle resembles that of Paulie.
◆Both have uneasy relationships with their mothers.
◆Both are seen sniffing women's underwear.
◆Both characters are referred to as being "psycho" and other similar terms.
◆Both get angry when their families' native countries are insulted (Trevor is Canadian and Paulie is Italian).
◆Trevor owns a strip club and used it as a base for his criminal operations, similar to how the DiMeo crime family used the Bada Bing! strip club.
◆Trevor's dedication to his mother and the fact that he can wear dresses may be a reference to Norman Bates from Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 horror film Psycho.
◆In the Rush Casting Call, Trevor's character name was labelled as "Simon". Interestingly, Steven Ogg also portrayed a character named in .
◆Trevor's personality is likely based on the character Waingro from the movie Heat.
◆Trevor's initial backstory was that he grew up in the rural American backwoods. However, when Canadian actor Steven Ogg was hired to voice the character, the producers decided to work Ogg's thick Canadian accent into the character. As a result, Trevor's origins were changed, and the character was now purported to have grown up "near the Canadian border". Trevor's Canadian origins are something of an in-joke throughout the game, as numerous characters express anti-Canadian sentiment.
◆While Michael De Santa and Franklin Clinton have the ability to kindly greet people when the player presses , Trevor on the opposite hand can only taunt people, leading them to either run away or fight him.
◆Trevor also gives unique taunts to gang members, overweight people, homeless people, hipsters, the LSPD and the elderly.
◆Trevor can trigger unique responses from pedestrians by passing by them. Most of them are of a fearful nature commenting on his looks and hygiene. He can still receive these responses even if the player controls Michael or Franklin and hangs out with Trevor, in which case Trevor can respond back with insults.
◆In Trevor's trailer, there is a flag on the wall with the emblem of a special forces unit called the Special Airborne Unit with the Latin motto 'Confide Nemini'. This could have been the unit that he was training in before his discharge. Trevor can also buy a Lonewolf jacket from Sub Urban which has the same logo on the back.
◆Trevor gives several hints across the game that he enjoys older women. In the mission Hood Safari, if Trevor uses the Seashark that the stunt woman is tied on, he says "that's why I prefer older women" when she starts to scream. In the Strangers and Freaks mission Vinewood Souvenirs - The Last Act, he says to Al Di Napoli that "older women should be appreciated, like a fine cheese". Patricia Madrazo, the only woman in the game apart from his mother that he really likes and respects, is clearly older than him; she is later stated by Trevor to be 57. Mary-Ann Quinn is younger than him, but still pushing 40, and he develops an instant attraction to her; he does the same to Molly Schultz as well. On the other hand, Trevor can optionally set up booty calls with Ursula, a random character who is much younger than he is, as well as strippers from the Vanilla Unicorn who likewise are in their twenties.
◆He sometimes refers to his company's name as "Trevor Philips Industries" and "Trevor Philips Enterprises". Rarely, he can be heard saying "TP Conglomerate" like in the mission Scouting the Port.
◆Trevor's favorite radio station is Channel X. This can be assumed because during the mission Crystal Maze, upon hearing Non-Stop-Pop FM or "What a Fool Believes" on Los Santos Rock Radio playing, he exclaims that "the music's all wrong" and switches to Channel X which he says is "what [he's] looking for". Despite this, Los Santos Rock Radio plays on the radio in his trailer, Floyd apartment, and his liquor store/meth lab, suggesting he somewhat likes the station, but to a lesser extent than Channel X.
◆Judging from in-game animation, he also likes Rebel Radio.
◆Switching to Trevor from another character is a crapshoot. While Michael and Franklin will usually be involved in mundane tasks or simply driving around, Trevor is often in the midst of some unusual activities, from asking a homeless man if he would like a handjob to waking up drunk in a dress at the peak of Mount Gordo. One frequent scenario is being chased by the police; this further disables switching characters until the wanted level is dealt with.
◆The only time Trevor ever mentions his deceased brother Ryan is when talking to a man dressed as a zombie on Vinewood Boulevard in which he comments "You remind me of my brother Ryan.".
◆Trevor sleeps for the longest time of all the three protagonists. When saving the game as Trevor, the game skips ahead 12 hours. Franklin sleeps for 8, while Michael sleeps for 6. One of the withdrawal symptoms of methamphetamine is sleepiness and fatigue which may explain why he sleeps the longest.
◆The Lost MC bikers will always attack Trevor whenever he passes by them.
◆If the player visits the in-game website PsychicShoutout and speaks with Miss Marcy as Trevor, he will hold his own penis and ask her what he is holding in his hand. She will describe his penis as small, frayed with over use and special for him, making Trevor impressed that she guessed right. Miss Marcy will then ask Trevor if his mother is proud of him, which immediately makes Trevor very angry at her for mentioning his mother, he asks what she knows about his mother and if she is alive or coming through Miss Marcy. Miss Marcy then ends the conversation.
◆Sometimes, the LSPD can be heard taunting Trevor personally over the loudspeaker, shouting things like "Get down right now, Trevor!". This implies that he has had enough run-ins with the LSPD for them to know him personally.
◆Ironically, despite being the most violent of the trio and the most willing to take risks, Trevor fulfills the "less" dangerous role in three of the four heists in which he is involved. In the freighter option of The Merryweather Heist, he stays behind with the mini-submarine, while Michael and Franklin fight the soldiers. In Blitz Play, he stays back and provides cover again, while Franklin and Michael fight the police officers and in the obvious approach of The Big Score, he flies the chopper to transport the gold, while Michael simulates a robbery in the Union Depository and Franklin actually steals the gold. This could be because of his potent distrust in Michael, fearing that he could be betrayed once more by his former partner if he didn't have eyes on him at all times. However, it could simply be due to him being the most-skilled pilot of the group, as he was military-trained.
◆In Blitz Play, he says "As long as I am not on the ground when the shit goes down.".
◆Sometimes, when visiting Sandy Shores as Franklin or Michael, he can appear in his yard drunk, drinking alcohol and throwing grenades. If the player switches to Trevor while he is doing this, the grenades will disappear, and he will have sobered up.
◆The police will not react to him, even if he kills a sheriff. Also, Trevor will not stop throwing grenades, even if the player is in the way. Interestingly, his grenades will knock cars and trucks around, as the grenades are scripted to land in the same place.
◆During friendship activities with Franklin, Trevor reveals that if he was not expelled from school, he may have had a profession in the arts, such as a singer or an artist. He claims that he has something "very big" to tell the world but does not quite know what it is.
◆Trevor has a spade tattoo on his right forearm and a dagger tattoo on his left hand in his artworks, despite not having them in the final game. It is possible to buy two dagger tattoos in the game, one for each forearm. The dagger on his right forearm in the game is the one that is pictured on his left one in the artwork, and the dagger on his left forearm in the game has a dragon around it.
◆One of the daggers looks exactly like the knife in , another game made by Rockstar Games.
◆Only one of Trevor's default tattoos can be removed: "R.I.P Michael". This was most likely done so that players could remove/replace the tattoo once Trevor discovered that Michael was still alive, and after Trevor found out about Brad's death in Bury the Hatchet, the players would place the "Betraying Scroll" tattoo on his left chest.
◆Trevor's signature color is orange.
◆The selection of the protagonist's signature colors may also be a reflection of the character's personalities and/or their individual story arcs. Orange is the color of amusement, madness and danger, reflecting Trevor's chaotic and eccentric lifestyle, his destructive habits, his persistent dark humor, and his general tendency to be a public menace.
◆Trevor can wear Patricia Madrazo's clothes, as they are found in his wardrobe. They could be a symbol of remembrance to him of Patricia or suggest he likes wearing women's clothing, as he can also wear dresses.
◆Unlike Michael and Franklin, on the Social Club Overview page, Trevor's business card amusingly states "None of your business card".
◆Despite being scared of clowns, Trevor can get a large tattoo of a clown on his torso with some text reading "Sleep Tight!".
◆It is possible to see Trevor's genitals when he is wearing a dress, making it the second instance in Grand Theft Auto history that genitalia are exposed, after Thomas Stubbs III during the cutscene of Politics in The Lost and Damned. They are also briefly seen in the opening cutscene of Scouting the Port, as well as being able to be seen in By the Book if the player starts the mission as Michael.
◆When following him as Franklin or Michael for too long, he will headbutt either of them.
◆This is in contrast to Michael and Franklin, when following them as controlling another protagonist, Michael or Franklin (depends on who is being followed) will punch whoever is being controlled.
◆There are several instances where Trevor's death is foreshadowed, by others or even himself — all of which reference the alternate ending mission Something Sensible in some way.
◆In one of his dialogues when talking to a random pedestrian, or when driving a vehicle and flipping off a random driver, he may say "Why hasn't someone sensible shot you yet?".
◆During the mission By the Book, if Trevor chooses not to inject Kerimov with the adrenaline shot after he loses consciousness from being tortured, a unique "Mission Failed" cutscene will play where Steve Haines will notice that Mr. K has died, and after a brief argument with Trevor, he will end the confrontation saying "Because soon, I'll put an end to your little charade..." before leaving. This is a hint towards Steve's view of Trevor as a liability and thus the reason he ordered Franklin to kill him, deeming him too "uncontrollable" and "insane."
◆In GTA Online, during the heist setup mission Series A - Steal Meth, Trevor will warn the player after stealing the tanker that the meth juice inside is really flammable, and to try and not let the O'Neil Brothers shoot it too much. He then brushes off this danger with the sarcastic remark "But, hey, it's your flaming carcass, not mine.".
◆If Trevor meets Franklin before The Merryweather Heist, Franklin will become hostile and shoot Trevor, and vice versa.
◆If Trevor meets Franklin after The Time's Come, Trevor will refer to Franklin as a "traitor" and threaten him.
◆When viewing Trevor's "Mullet" hairstyle in the mirror, his bald spot has more hair on top, similar to how he wore his hair in 2004.
◆According to himself, he was dead for five minutes after putting an axe into a power cable.
◆Trevor is the least likely to change clothes automatically when switching characters, showing his little regard for hygiene or cleanliness.
◆Trevor holds the position as the only GTA protagonist to have canonically killed another protagonist, as he murdered Johnny Klebitz, protagonist of The Lost and Damned.
◆Trevor is the protagonist who encounters most other protagonists in the series, that being four (Michael De Santa, Johnny Klebitz, Franklin Clinton, and the GTA Online Protagonist).
◆Unique to Trevor, he expresses anger when calling a phone number only to hear the "busy" tone, yelling quotes such as "Bullshit!" or "Well, I'll be fucked!". These quotes are the same as when the player runs out of ammunition for a weapon, or when an angry NPC is trying to attack him while he is in a vehicle.
◆In the opening cutscene for By The Book in which Michael arrives first, Trevor briefly talks about his shape as result of his meth use, claiming "I could still take you, sugar tits". Originally, Trevor instead; however, this was dubbed over with "sugar tits" in the final version of the cutscene audio (mastered version). Leftovers of this dialogue can be found in individual scripted mission audio files for the mission, as well as on YouTube.

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