With DJ Khaled and Danny Dyer rumoured to appear in GTA 6, we've rounded up a rogues gallery of celebrities that you can find in prior games how many have you met?Tech08:00, 15 Mar 2025Which stars will make their debut in GTA 6?(Image: Rockstar Games)Grand Theft Auto 6 is still expected to launch in 2025, with one rival dev fully expecting it to 'kick a**' when it comes to awards season.After Rockstar posted on social media about British icon Danny Dyer last weekend, fans have been speculating the actor could return in GTA 6, while other leaks have suggested DJ Khaled could be on the Vice City airwaves.Article continues belowWhile we don't know for certain, we figured it was a great chance to put together a list of all the famous faces you can find in GTA history, running from sitcom stars to well-known musicians.Which ones did you recognise?Mike Toreno is played by James WoodsIf undercover agent Mike Toreno's voice sounds familiar, it's because he's played by Hollywood star (and former Family Guy guest) James Woods.Hades himself pops up as a shady character in GTA San Andreas.Machete star Danny Trejo pops up in Vice CityDanny Trejo appears in GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories as Umberto Robina, leader of the Cubans street gang.He's still alive at the end of Vice City, so here's hoping he may make an appearance in GTA 6 (although Rockstar has tended to leave most of its characters behind).Vice City's lead actor is the late Ray LiottaThe lead character of Vice City, Vercetti was the first protagonist with a voice actor and was portrayed by Goodfellas star Ray Liotta.A website entry from Kent Paul's website in 2002 suggests Vercetti could be alive in Vice City, but given Liotta's passing it seems unlikely he'll appear in GTA 6.Samuel L Jackson is the dastardly Officer Frank TenpennyArguably the most despised antagonist in GTA's history, Frank Tenpenny is CJ's nemesis in GTA San Andreas and is portrayed by the legendary Samuel L Jackson.Sadistic and manipulative, Tenpenny prides himself on being multiple steps ahead of his enemies and peers.Zero is played by Arrested Development's David CrossArrested Development's David Cross provides plenty of personality to Zero, a nerdy electronics expert in GTA San Andreas.Cross also appeared as a radio DJ in GTA Online.Gary Busey is larger than life in GTA, tooCassidy appears in GTA 3, Vice City, and both Liberty City and Vice City Stories, but is only played by Lethal Weapon star Gary Busey in the Vice City entries.He's a weapon seller who claims to have Vietnam flashbacks, but it's often pointed out he's never served in the military.Burt Reynolds plays Avery Carrington in Vice CitySmokey and The Bandit's Burt Reynolds appears in Vice City and Liberty City Stories as Avery Carrington although he appears on a billboard in San Andreas, too. A property magnate that'll do anything for money, he's killed in Liberty City Stories by Donald Love (more on him, soon).Fallout's TV show star Kyle MacLachlan appears in GTA 3Love is an unsettling character, even by GTA standards, and is played by Twin Peaks' Maclachlan. He's a cannibal and sociopath, appearing in multiple games and even eventually eating Avery Carrington.Interestingly, his fate has been left open-ended, suggesting he could still be alive in the GTA universe.Phil Collins is in Vice City StoriesPhil Collins appeared on the Vice City soundtrack, but has since made an appearance in Vice City Stories as himself.That made him the first celeb to appear as himself, followed in later years by Ricky Gervais, Frankie Boyule, Dr. Dre and many, many more.Reservoir Dogs' Madsen is in GTA 3Toni Cipriani is the protagonist of Liberty City Stories, but before that (or afterward, timeline-wise) he was played by Michael Madsen in GTA 3.Madsen has appeared in a whole bunch of fantastic movies and TV shows, but he's also found in Dishonored and Crime Boss: Rockay City.For more on GTA 6, check out why the Xbox may get a big boost from its launch, as well as everything we know about the game so far.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.