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== Timeline == |
== Timeline == |
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2006: Carrie met and became friends with Virgil in Beirut. ([[Homeland: Carrie's Run|'''''Carrie's Run: Homeland Novel''''']]) |
2006: Carrie met and became friends with Virgil in Beirut. ([[Homeland: Carrie's Run|'''''Carrie's Run: Homeland Novel''''']]) |
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2009: they both worked for the CIA in Iraq. ( [[Homeland: Saul's Game]]) |
2009: they both worked for the CIA in Iraq. ( [[Homeland: Saul's Game]]) |
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| ⚫ | '''Virgil Piotrowski''' is a freelance surveillance expert and former CIA employee. He is one of Carrie's few friends. Carrie often enlists him to help her with surveillance operations, including that of Nicholas Brody's household. He frequently runs operations alongside his younger brother Max, also a freelancer with relatively less field experience but formidable technical skill. |
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Carrie hires Virgil to put "eyes and ears" into every room in [[Nicholas Brody|Nick Brody's]] house and to observe the audio/video feeds for her while she's at work. Because Carrie is paying only $1000 a day, Virgil performs a bare bones job with his younger brother [[Max Piotrowski]] instead of with his normal team (Nick and Eddie). Virgil, Carrie, and Max eavesdrop on what they thought was a suspiciously clandestine meeting for Nick, but actually turned out to be a private discussion with [[Tom Walker|Thomas Walker's]] widow, [[Helen Walker|Helen]]. Virgil confronts Carrie about the anti-psychotic medication Max found in her bathroom. |
Carrie hires Virgil to put "eyes and ears" into every room in [[Nicholas Brody|Nick Brody's]] house and to observe the audio/video feeds for her while she's at work. Because Carrie is paying only $1000 a day, Virgil performs a bare bones job with his younger brother [[Max Piotrowski]] instead of with his normal team (Nick and Eddie). Virgil, Carrie, and Max eavesdrop on what they thought was a suspiciously clandestine meeting for Nick, but actually turned out to be a private discussion with [[Tom Walker|Thomas Walker's]] widow, [[Helen Walker|Helen]]. Virgil confronts Carrie about the anti-psychotic medication Max found in her bathroom. |
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Revision as of 20:23, 12 October 2021
| Virgil Piotrowski | |
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| Status: | Alive |
| Nationality: |  American
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| Affiliation: | CIA |
| Sibling(s): | Max Piotrowski (brother, deceased) |
| Marital status: | Married |
| Played by: | David Marciano |
| Season(s): | 1, 2, 3 |
| First episode: | "Pilot" |
| Last episode: | "One Last Thing" |
Played by David Marciano, Virgil Piotrowski is a former employee of the CIA who went freelance.
Timeline
2006: Carrie met and became friends with Virgil in Beirut. (Carrie's Run: Homeland Novel)
2009: they both worked for the CIA in Iraq. ( Homeland: Saul's Game)
Biography
Virgil Piotrowski is a freelance surveillance expert and former CIA employee. He is one of Carrie's few friends. Carrie often enlists him to help her with surveillance operations, including that of Nicholas Brody's household. He frequently runs operations alongside his younger brother Max, also a freelancer with relatively less field experience but formidable technical skill.
About Him
Carrie hires Virgil to put "eyes and ears" into every room in Nick Brody's house and to observe the audio/video feeds for her while she's at work. Because Carrie is paying only $1000 a day, Virgil performs a bare bones job with his younger brother Max Piotrowski instead of with his normal team (Nick and Eddie). Virgil, Carrie, and Max eavesdrop on what they thought was a suspiciously clandestine meeting for Nick, but actually turned out to be a private discussion with Thomas Walker's widow, Helen. Virgil confronts Carrie about the anti-psychotic medication Max found in her bathroom.
Personal life and relationships
Virgil trusts Carrie and says he loves her, despite whatever issues she might be going through. Max is his younger brother. When he's hired at his normal rates for surveillance, he works with two guys named Nick and Eddie.
Background information and notes
- Virgil performs his services under the guise of a business named "Ballard Home Communications".
- Since he is the brother of Max, we learn in Season 6 that his last name is Piotrowski.
Behind the Scenes
Appearances
| Season 1 | ||||
| Pilot | Grace | Clean Skin | Semper I | Blind Spot |
| "The Good Soldier" | "The Weekend" | "Achilles Heel" | "Crossfire" | Representative Brody |
| "The Vest" | Marine One | |||
| Season 2 | ||||
| "The Smile" | "Beirut is Back" | "State of Independence" | New Car Smell | Q&A |
| A Gettysburg Address | "The Clearing" | I'll Fly Away | Two Hats | "Broken Hearts" |
| "In Memoriam" | "The Choice" | |||
| Season 3 | ||||
| "Tin Man Is Down" | "Uh... Oh... Ah..." | "Tower of David" | Game On | The Yoga Play |
| "Still Positive" | "Gerontion" | "A Red Wheelbarrow" | "One Last Thing" | "Good Night" |
| "Big Man in Tehran" | "The Star" | |||