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Cyrus has hubris, and believes his plans cannot fail, and that no harm could possibly come to him. His ego is understandably overblown, he's smooth and charismatic and does have a loyal following among the many gang members of New York City.

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Cyrus is Puerto Rican. He is not part of the Gramercy Riffs, but has a working relationship with their leader Masai how he uses as bodyguards. He is well spoken and adept at public speaking, and considers himself a spiritual leader to the street criminals of New York City. He sees the possibility of uniting the gangs under a general truce, believing that if the gangs were not fighting each other, they could intimidate and extort protection money and privileges from law enforcement and organized crime in the city by the advantage of numbers alone, with the Gramercy Riffs all acting as his delegates and lieutenants to keep order among the gangs, while he personally oversees the profits and power that would surely come from such a vast operation.

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Roger Hill, who played gang leader Cyrus in Walter Hill’s 1979 cult classic “The Warriors,” died Thursday in New York. He was 65. Hill spent nearly 20 years as an actor, working mostly in theatre.

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Ethnicity:
Puerto-Rican

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Gang Leader of The Gramecy Riffs

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Walter Hill classic. The Warriors, the basis of the film comes from a story written by the Greek writer Xenophon in 400 BC and used as a field guide by Alexander the Great.