Jimmy Falcone

Jimmy Falcone is a burly, broad-shouldered man with a round face and a prominent jawline. He sports thick black eyebrows, short slicked-back hair with a few blue streaks, and a deep five o’clock shadow that matches his chest hair. Usually seen wearing a blue vest over a white short-sleeved dress shirt, he exudes the look of a stereotypical Italian-American tough guy. He’s rarely seen without his trademark cigar, which he puffs confidently, giving him that old-school mobster vibe. Jimmy is brash, loud, and proudly old-fashioned, with a short fuse and a big heart buried under all the attitude. As a former New York mob underboss, he’s used to living by the code of “respect, loyalty, and family.” Despite his criminal background, he genuinely cares for his family and often tries to do right by them—though his methods are typically heavy-handed and occasionally illegal. He’s street-smart but not the brightest when it comes to adapting to modern or Canadian life. Jimmy struggles with the quiet and polite culture of Regina, Saskatchewan, where his family is relocated after entering witness protection. His fiery temper and thick Brooklyn accent often get him into trouble, but his loyalty to his wife Cookie and their kids always pulls him back from the edge. Jimmy Falcone was once a high-ranking member of the Gambini crime family in Brooklyn. However, after losing his cool and throwing his boss off a balcony during a heated meeting with the mob’s leadership, Jimmy’s only way out was to turn state’s witness. As part of the deal, he and his family were relocated to Regina, Saskatchewan, under the alias MacDougal. Now living far from the streets he once ruled, Jimmy constantly wrestles with the boredom and culture shock of suburban Canadian life. His attempts to “stay legit” often end up spiraling into schemes reminiscent of his mob days.