Henry Tomasino

Nationality: Italian-American
Birth: July 17, 1911
Place of birth: Sicily, Kingdom of Italy
Death: September 24, 1951 (aged 40)
Family: Tomasino's family
Affiliation: Clemente family (formerly)
The Falcone family
Position (occupation): Soldier
• According to Frankie Potts, he has several residential addresses, but he mainly lives at the Empire Arms Hotel.
• Favorite place is the bar “At Freddy’s” and the brothel “Cat’s House”.
• Radio news reports stated that Henry was in charge of meat packing. It is likely that Henry was in charge of business operations at the Clemente slaughterhouse.
• He may be a distant relative of Frank Vinci, as Vinci's mother's maiden name is Tomasino. Therefore, Vinci's mother may have been the sister of Henry's paternal grandfather. Given the age difference between Henry and Frank, this may mean that their fathers are cousins. This could also explain the friendly relationship between the Clemente and Vinci clans.
• He may be based on Jimmy "The Gentleman" Conway, the gangster from the movie Goodfellas.
• Henry's thirteenth contract was to kill "Fat Man." He believes this is the reason Fat Man wounded him, as "13" is a number associated with bad luck. Incidentally, Henry's death occurs in Chapter 13.
• Ironically, he goes to church every Sunday, considering himself a devout Catholic. And for this same reason, he calmly and immediately tells Bruno what verse he read.
• Also, ironically, Henry's birthday, July 17, is World Day of International Criminal Justice
• Henry was born in 1911, the same year the Colt M1911 was created (which also happened to be his favorite weapon)
• All of his brothers have Italian names, but Henry himself has a British name (Henry), which is unusual. Perhaps, like many Italian immigrants to America, he took an American name and is simply Henry to his friends. His real name is likely Enrico or Guerrino.

Henry wears expensive suits, often with a tie tied in a Windsor knot. At various points in the game, he can be seen wearing shirts of various colors: yellow, white, and red. He doesn't wear a hat, although his suit resembles those available for purchase at Wengel's tailor shop, complete with a hat.

Height: 183 centimeters (6 feet).
Weight: about 80 kilograms.
Hair color: black in the original game, brown in Mafia II Mobile.
Eye color: brown.
Complexion: olive.
Build: Medium.

Eleonora Castrogiovanni (mother)
Silvio Tomasino (father, deceased)
Bettina Canavosio (wife, deceased)
Basilio Tomasino (brother)
Fausto Tomasino (brother)
Manfredo Tomasino (brother)
Osvaldo Tomasino (brother)
Pietro Tomasino (brother)
Salvatore Tomasino (brother

Henry doesn't like to talk about his personal life. According to Frankie Potts' reports, he maintains close ties with high-ranking members of the Empire Bay mafia. He is withdrawn, reserved, and uncommunicative. He has few friends, and his only motivation is pride. Henry is very knowledgeable about the various criminal organizations in Empire Bay. Henry is very different from most other gangsters, being calm, decent, and refined. He is not crude and does not have any of the pronounced vices that others have (for example, Eddie Scarpa, who is an alcoholic, or Joe Barbaro, who is a womanizer). He is a man of the "old school" or "a man of honor," as they say. Despite this, he enjoys visiting strip clubs (the Cat House, to be precise) in Empire Bay. Henry's distinguishing characteristic is his ability to conduct business with people without any dust and dirt by exploiting third parties. Thanks to this, Henry has never been prosecuted, as authorities have consistently failed to bring charges against him. Despite his criminal activities, he is devout, attends church frequently, and has a good knowledge of the Bible.

Enrico "Henry" Tomasino was born on the island of Sicily on July 17, 1911, to Sicilian mafioso Silvio Tomasino and his wife Eleonora. Besides Henry, their large Italian family included six other sons.
In 1931, when fascism was rife in Italy and Mussolini's crackdown on Sicilian mafia families, Silvio sent his family to America to seek protection from his close friend Alberto Clemente in Empire Bay. Silvio himself refused to go, citing he was too old. Mussolini's fascists eventually arrested him, and he died in prison. Henry Tomasino was accepted into the Clemente family and became a full-fledged gangster. Soon, in the 1940s, he met a newcomer to the business, Joe Barbaro, with whom he would later form a strong friendship.