his crime family, knowing that Brasi's formidable reputation would intimidate the Corleone family's enemies. Brasi has a larger role in The Godfather: The Game. At his daughter's wedding, Vito accepts Brasi's gift and instructs him to track down the protagonist, Aldo Trapani, who has fallen in with a local gang. Brasi finds Aldo getting beaten up and intervenes, acting as a "trainer" for players by teaching them how to fight and defend themselves. He also trains players in the use of firearms and weapons, and explains how to manage rackets, use safehouses, and deal with the other Mafia families. Later in the game, the player is sent to accompany Brasi to his fateful meeting with Virgil Sollozzo on Tattaglia family turf; after witnessing Brasi's murder, the player has to escape and inform the family of his death. Brasi inspired Baton Rouge rapper Kevin Gates to create his 2013 mixtape, The Luca Brasi Story, and its sequel, Luca Brasi 2, hosted by DJ Drama and released on December 15, 2014. According to film historian Laurent Bouzereau, the strangling death at the hands of Leia Organa of crime boss Jabba the Hutt's in Return of the Jedi was suggested by script writer Lawrence Kasdan. George Lucas approved the idea, which was said to be inspired by Brasi's death scene from The Godfather. Luca Brasi is mentioned in the chorus of I Am The Mob by Catatonia and in Click...off...gone by Sleeper. References Characters in American novels of the 20th century Fictional assassins Fictional characters from New York City Literary characters introduced in 1969 Fictional filicides Fictional henchmen Fictional gangsters Fictional murderers Fictional Italian American people The Godfather characters Cultural depictions of the Mafia Fictional murdered people