Lorne de Havilland was an adult entertainment millionaire, publisher of the magazine Popqurn and owner of many strip clubs. His main source of income was through threatening well respected figures with footage from his secret cameras in all of his strip clubs' basements. He was killed on Christmas Eve, 2004 by Agent 47 along with Senator Bingham's son Chad Bingham, Jr.
Background[]
Early life[]
Lorne de Havilland is an adult entertainment multimillionaire, publisher of the pornographic magazine Popqurn and owner of strip clubs across the country.
Though he is a publicly-known celebrity, Diana describes him as "camera shy, and the most recent picture we could get our hands on is ten years old". De Havilland lives in the famous Pink Mansion, a remote lodge in the Rocky Mountains accessible only by boat or helicopter.
Hitman: Blood Money[]
Lorne de Havilland was killed on Christmas Eve 2004, at age 71. For many years, he secretly made most of his money by blackmailing public figures (actors, politicians, clergymen, etc.) with CCTV footage from his many strip clubs. While trying to blackmail Colorado senator Chad Bingham Sr., with a video of his son killing a prostitute in a sex game, senator Bingham or someone close to him hired Agent 47 to recover the tape and eliminate both de Havilland and Chad Jr. Most likely someone close as Diana would most likely have mentioned if it was Chad Bingham Sr.
Trivia[]
- Lorne's old age and silk robe greatly parody the image of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
- For someone of Lorne's age, he sounds much younger when he speaks.
- Pink Mansion is also a partial parody of the Playboy Mansion, although it is a mansion in sunny Los Angeles.
- Lorneis said in his in-game biography to be a born-again Christian, a reference to Hustler founder Larry Flynt.
- Lorne's uninterrupted behavior consists of standing out in his balcony outside his bedroom smoking his cigarette on the studio floor, proceeding through the security office to the studio to observe the photo shoot, proceeding through the hallway past the elevator and back through his bedroom to his balcony, all the while puffing on his cigarette indoors, making various comments and being followed by his dog.
- If you pull a weapon out in front of him, he'll run away while pleading for his life (one of the few characters in the game to do so). He will shout "No, don't, please! I'm a wealthy man. I can make you rich! What do you want, girls, cars, junk, real estate? I've got it all! I'm the guy who knows the guys who know! Please, please, please...". Strangely, you can chase him all around the studio floor and his bodyguard will do nothing as he pleads with you.
- He will instantly see through the photographer disguise (likely due to his aversion to having his picture taken), and flee to the party floor.
- Lorne's dog counts as a witness. In addition, he will run to a security guard to alert him if he sees 47 kill Lorne
- In the tornado shelter in Freedom Fighters,Near the very bottom of the Providence link chart is an issue of the Colorado Times newspaper, adorned with a sticky note reading "47?" - a possible speculation by the Shadow Client that Senator Chad Bingham Sr. and/or Lorne de Havilland may have somehow been associated with Providence.
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