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After getting a green card in exchange for assassinating a Cuban government official, Tony Montana stakes a claim on the drug trade in Miami. Viciously murdering anyone who stands in his way, Tony eventually becomes the biggest drug lord in the state, controlling nearly all the cocaine that comes through Miami. But increased pressure from the police, wars with Colombian drug cartels and his own drug-fueled paranoia serve to fuel the flames of his eventual downfall.
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Al Pacino
Tony Montana
Steven Bauer
Manny Ray
Michelle Pfeiffer
Elvira
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
Gina
Robert Loggia
Frank Lopez
Miriam Colon
Mama Montana
F. Murray Abraham
Omar
Paul Shenar
Alejandro Sosa
Harris Yulin
Bernstein
Ángel Salazar
Chi Chi
Arnaldo Santana
Ernie
Pepe Serna
Angel
Michael P. Moran
Nick The Pig
Al Israel
Hector The Toad
Dennis Holahan
Banker
Mark Margolis
Shadow
Michael Alldredge
Sheffield
Ted Beniades
Seidelbaum
Richard Belzer
M.C. at Babylon Club
Paul Espel
Luis
John Brandon
Immigration Officer #3
Tony Perez
Immigration Officer #2
Garnett Smith
Immigration Officer #1
Loren Almaguer
Dr. Munoz
Gil Barreto
Cuban Refugee
Heather Benna
Gutierrez Child
Sue Bowser
Miriam
Tina Leigh Cameron
Saleslady
Victor Campos
Ronnie Echevierra
Robert Hammer Cannerday
Marielito
Rene Carrasco
Shooter
Albert Carrier
Pedro Quinn
John Carter
Vic Phillips
Richard Caselnova
Driver
Gary Carlos Cervantes
Shooter #1
Carlos Augusto Cestero
Matos
Johnny Contardo
Miguel Echevierra
Roberto Contreras
Rebenga
Caesar Cordova
Cook
Gregory Cruz
Shooter #2
Dante D'Andre
General Strasser
Richard Delmonte
Fernando
Wayne Doba
Octavio The Clown
Michel François
Maitre d'
Ben Frommer
Male Patron
Edward R. Frommer
Taco Stand Customer
John Gamble
Helicopter Pilot
Troy Isaacs
Cuban Refugee
Ronald G. Joseph
Car Salesman
Mario Machado
Interviewer
Joe Marmo
Nacho "El Gordo"
Ray Martel
Nacho's Bodyguard
John McCann
Bank Spokesman
Richard Mendez
Gina's Killer
Victor Millan
Ariel Bleyer
Santos Morales
Waldo
Mike Moroff
Gaspar's Bodyguard
Angela Nisi
Gutierrez Child
Manuel Padilla Jr.
Kid #2
Tony Pann
Driver
Ilka Tanya Payán
Mrs. Gutierrez
Barbra Perez
Marta
Michael Rougas
Monsignor
Anthony Saenz
Cuban Refugee
Geno Silva
The Skull
Arnold Tafolla
Kid #1
Charles A. Tamburro
Helicopter Pilot
Jim Towers
Cuban Refugee
Robert Vandenberg
Gaspar Gomez
Bob Yanez
Cuban Man
Angela Aames
Woman at Babylon Club
Nancy Lee Andrews
Woman at Babylon Club
Dona Baldwin
Woman at Babylon Club
Lee Benton
Woman at Babylon Club
Cynthia Burr
Woman at Babylon Club
Lana Clarkson
Woman at Babylon Club
Karen Criswell
Woman at Babylon Club
Margo Kelly
Woman at Babylon Club
Ava Lazar
Woman at Babylon Club
Emilia Crow
Woman at Babylon Club
Marii Mak
Woman at Babylon Club
Shelley Taylor Morgan
Woman at Babylon Club
Catharine Richardson
Woman at Babylon Club
Pat Simmons
Woman at Babylon Club
Terri Taylor
Woman at Babylon Club
Charlie Adiano
Woman at Babylon Club
Lisa Katz
Woman at Babylon Club
Jeanette Linne
Woman at Babylon Club
Margaret Michaels
Woman at Babylon Club
Rhonda Sandberg
Woman at Babylon Club
Katt Shea
Woman at Babylon Club
Marcia Wolf
Woman at Babylon Club
Barclay DeVeau
Ambassador's Daughter (uncredited)
Charles Durning
Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited)
Dennis Franz
Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited)
Linda Gillen
Voice (uncredited)
Gregg Henry
Charles Goodson (uncredited)
Kevyn Major Howard
Extra (uncredited)
Henry Kingi
Colombian Hitman (uncredited)
Brett Ratner
Boy Lying on Raft in Pool (uncredited)
Marcus Shirock
Boy at Pool (uncredited)
Maxine Wasa
Dancer - LaLa (uncredited)
Teri Weigel
Bikini Girl Crossing Street (uncredited)
Tammy Lynn Leppert
Distraction at the Lookout Car - Chainsaw Shower Scene (uncredited)
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Immensely great crime-drama that features some great performances and excellent writing from Oliver Stone (and this coming from someone who isn't a big fan of his) to the direction by Brian De Palma. The score is great though still love the song "Take It to the Limit" during the money laundering scene. Still a few slots below the likes of The Godfather and Heat, yet still a amazing film that holds up so well. **4.5/5**
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Despite all the hype and plaudits, I don't think this film is as good as Paul Muni's 1932 iteration. That's not to say it isn't a good film, nor that Al Pacino doesn't turn in a good effort - it's that it is all so brash. The language and action has no subtlety or finesse to it. It glorifies violence - it's not just that it is a necessary evil in the world in which "Tony Montana" works, it just comes across as if there was nothing in the script and the film had to be padded out somehow - so let's shove in some more brutality. There is precious little sophistication with the characterisation ei…
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**A very violent film about drug trafficking and paranoia, with a great cast and a great production, but where everything is histrionic and exaggerated.** I caught this film yesterday on television and decided to watch it in full. I had already heard about it, and the good dramatic performance that Al Pacino had, and so I decided it was time to see for myself. Directed by Brian de Palma, it marked its time, but is currently somewhat forgotten. It's understandable: in addition to the gratuitous violence and the crudeness with which it approaches the topic of drug trafficking, we don't have a…
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Like most of the gangster films, Scarface is the first one from many years and some people didn't even know that it's actually a remake to the original B&W version. While I was thinking about this, it went on the whole new level with the violence for the most part because it's directed by Brian De Palma. I know he's not going to make a movie overly violent to get an NC-17. Al Pacino as Tony Montana is what everyone loves, his character is incredible with his Cuban accent and his dialogue. He has his friend, Manny and a younger sister and later takes over Frank Lopez' place and becomes addicted…
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