Who are the voice actors in GTA Vice City Definitive Edition?

GTA Vice City: Definitive Edition has the most star-studded voice cast of any GTA game. While the occasional big name does crop up in later games, Rockstar Games preferred to hire lesser-known talent from GTA: San Andreas onwards. How many of these famous faces do you recognize?

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Ray Liotta (as Tommy Vercetti)

Tommy Vercetti is probably Liotta’s second best known role after his performance as Henry Hill in Martin Scorsese’s gangster classic, Goodfellas.

Burt Reynolds (as Avery Carrington)

The late, great Burt Reynolds is a true Hollywood icon, having shot to fame in the 1970s via a string of “lovable rogue” roles.

Jenna Jameson (as Candy Suxxx)

Jenna Jameson is one of the most iconic porn stars of all time and has gone on to work as a mainstream actress and establish her own business empire.

Danny Dyer (as Kent Paul)

The archetypal cockney geezer Danny Dyer is a familiar face to British audiences as one of the stars of popular BBC soap opera, EastEnders.

Dennis Hopper (as Steve Scott)

Another true Hollywood legend who’s sadly no longer with us, Hopper made his name as the writer, director, and star of iconic biker flick, Easy Rider.

Lawrence Taylor (as BJ Smith)

Arguably the greatest linebacker in NFL history, Lawrence Taylor has gone on to work as an actor and screenwriter. The character of BJ Smith appears to be loosely based on Lawrence himself.

Fairuza Balk (as Mercedes Cortez)

Back in the 90s, Fairuza Balk was the #1 goth girl in Hollywood, playing a lot of dark, edgy roles, most famously in The Craft.

Luis Guzmán (as Ricardo Diaz)

You’ve seen Luis Guzmán in numerous villainous roles, even if you might not know his name. Look out for him as Gomez Addams in the forthcoming Addams Family reboot, Wednesday.

Kevin McKidd (as Jezz Torrent)

Having gotten his first big break playing Tommy Mackenzie in Trainspotting, McKidd starred as Lucius Vorenus in the excellent BBC/HBO collaboration, Rome. Gamers may know him best as Call Of Duty’s John “Soap” MacTavish.