Grand Theft Auto: TBoGT - Cinematic Rockstar Editor Movie (4K)

Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony (GTA 4) (October 29, 2009) This is a Movie Style edited video of Grand Theft Auto 4 TBoGT, featuring Rockstar Editor this includes all cutscenes/missions, Intro and Credits in 4K ULTRA UHD! STORY: After witnessing the heist of the Bank of Liberty (carried out by Niko Bellic and Packie McReary), Luis Fernando Lopez enters the loft of his employer, owner of clubs Maisonette 9 and Hercules: "Gay" Tony Prince. Tony is in debt, having taken out loans from the Ancelotti crime family and Mori Kibbutz in order to keep his clubs running. He asks Luis to work for Mori (later revealed to be Brucie Kibbutz's older brother) and Rocco Pelosi, an Ancelotti gangster, in order to satisfy his debts. Luis soon becomes acquainted with Yusuf Amir, an Emirati real estate developer who is interested in purchasing and franchising one of Tony's clubs, and Ray Bulgarin, a Russian crime lord he met in the club. Tony also plans to buy $2 million worth of diamonds in order to sell them at a higher price, but members of The Lost Motorcycle Club, led by Johnny Klebitz, intervene the trading and steal them, resulting in the death of Tony's boyfriend Evan Moss. Luis manages to intercept a meeting to trade the diamonds and recovers them. Bulgarin soon reveals that the diamonds are his property, and believes that Luis and Tony colluded to steal them, marking them for death. Giovanni Ancelotti orders that the diamonds are to be used as a ransom payment for his daughter Gracie, who was kidnapped by Niko Bellic and Patrick McReary.
Rocco meets with Luis, and suggest that he should kill Tony in order to gain favour with Bulgarin, so that he will spare him. Though he contemplates doing so, Luis ultimately refuses and escapes Tony's club when Russian gangsters sent by Bulgarin assault it. Luis travels to Firefly Island to disrupt Bulgarin's drug operations and cut off his main cash flow, and learns that Bulgarin is fleeing the city by plane within 2 hours. With the help of Yusuf (who kills Bulgarin's henchmen attacking Luis) with his Buzzard attack chopper, Luis manages to board the plane and kill all of Bulgarin's remaining henchmen on board. Bulgarin then emerges from the cockpit holding a grenade, threatening to kill them both should Luis shoot him. Luis, however, takes the risk and executes Bulgarin; forcing the deceased latter to release the grenade that momentarily causes the front of the plane to explode. Luis parachutes out of the burning wreckage of the plane to safety, and heads to Meadows Park where Tony is waiting. Once there, they both decline Yusuf's proposal to franchise the clubs, as they prefer to keep it a "family business".
In a small twist ending, the diamonds are found by a homeless Vietnam war veteran in the trash. Overjoyed, he sells the diamonds and departs for Vice City after holding a party in Algonquin.
Like The Lost and Damned, this story also intertwines with the main story of Grand Theft Auto IV. The first main part of the storyline that intertwines is the diamond deal. A cook aboard the ship Platypus finds the diamonds (as seen in the opening credits of Grand Theft Auto IV), and the deal between Tony and the cook is disrupted by the Lost motorcycle club, also shown in the Lost and Damned. The second deal at the Libertonian with Isaac is also shown in both DLCs, as well as Grand Theft Auto IV. The trading of the diamonds in exchange for Gracie also is in both Grand Theft Auto IV and the game, as well as the aftermath of the diamonds, which had fallen into a dump truck, seemingly finding their way into a trash can, later found by the homeless man. Yusuf Amir is mentioned briefly by Playboy X in Grand Theft Auto IV during the mission in which Niko and he attempt to take back one of his construction sites. Gay Tony is also briefly mentioned by "French" Tom Rivas, who talks about his bankruptcy. The big heist of the Bank of Liberty also features both Niko and Luis.

[@the9-2-5outlawgamer]

The Celebinator I think is based off of Perez Hilton. Tony Prince is based off of Steve Rubell, the co-owner of the former Studio 54 nightclub. There’s documentaries and movies about the late 70s New York club scene, And about him and Ian Schrager had the hottest club in Manhattan, But a lot of decadent stuff went down in there. Open public sex as well as drug use, they didn’t serve alcohol, but they had bartenders who served in their underwear and shirtless. The club made about $3 million in 1978, but they pay the IRS a measly eight grand, Rubell couldn’t help but run his mouth about all the money he was making. So they raided his apartment, and found Hefty bags with large sums of money hidden in the ceiling panels. Then, they ran through the ledgers he had, found a gram of cocaine, the detectives had a field test done, And sure enough, it was 100% cocaine, and Rubell and Schrager had to close in 1979 1980, and were off to prison. The popularity of studio 54 was made in part of catering to celebrity entertainers and who’s who’s, famous celebrities like Stallone, Cher, Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, Halston, etc.

[@the9-2-5outlawgamer]

2:01:13 Timur, Ray Bulgarin’s right-hand man is voiced by actor Glenn Fleshler. He was on Showtime’s “Billions” as Bobby Axelrod’s clever and shady attorney.

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Such a masterpiece!

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Luis Is hella good

[@the9-2-5outlawgamer]

I love how the homeless man ends up with the $2 million diamonds and is rich.

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It's Luis...

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mane

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12:16 bruh Lewis pushed the car and Boom 💥 💥💥💥 and also him falling off 25:10

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best movie

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Nice vid🔥

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12:17 what happened here?

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Right? 🤣

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Cheats😂

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0:13 0:14

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Vow