Charon worked at The Continental since he was 18.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Continental: From the World of John Wick is a prequel to the John Wick movies, and the series reveals Winston and Charon's origins. The new series, which consists of three 90-minute episodes, is set 40 years before the first John Wick film, as The Continental takes place in the 1970s and follows Winston as he becomes the iconic hotel's manager.
Charon Originally Worked For The Continental's Villain Cormac Charon is introduced in The Continental before his interaction with Winston, as Cormac reveals his relationship with the concierge. Cormac notes that the John Wick character is a teenager in The Continental, likely 18 or 19. Cormac explains that Charon is the closest thing the manager has to family, which is interestingly similar to Charon and Winston's relationship in the movies.
Winston's Job Before Becoming The Continental Manager Explained Before Winston was the manager of The Continental, he wasn't even in New York, as he was living a very bourgeois life in London. He managed to live such a lifestyle by scamming those with elite wealth. The beginning of The Continental sees Winston in a lavish restaurant trying to convince the wealthy Mr. Davenport to invest in car parks that don't actually exist.
Winston Returned To The Criminal Underworld To Protect & Avenge His Brother Winston didn't decide to return to New York in The Continental, but he was kidnapped and taken to the city after Frankie stole the coin press in The Continental episode 1. The reason why Frankie stole the press isn't clear, but given that it can create the John Wick universe currency, the missing press could potentially create chaos.
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