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Scarface (also known as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation and The Shame of a Nation) is a 1932 American pre-Code gangster film starring Paul Muni as Antonio "Tony. Directed by Steve McQueen. With Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan, James Badge Dale, Lucy Walters. A man's carefully cultivated private life is disrupted when his. [hbad183] New Torture & Rape of a Female Teacher Series! Raped in Shame in front of Her Students! Blake Shelton and Jennifer Hudson Are Feuding on The Voice (and Putting the Real Housewives to Shame!).

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Scarface (1. 93. 2 film) - Wikipedia. Scarface (also known as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation and The Shame of a Nation) is a 1.

American pre- Codegangster film starring Paul Muni as Antonio "Tony" Camonte. It was produced by Howard Hughes and Howard Hawks and directed by Hawks.[3] The story is based on Armitage Trail's 1. Al Capone.[citation needed] The film features Ann Dvorak as Camonte's sister, and also stars Karen Morley, Osgood Perkins, and Boris Karloff.

The plot centers on gang warfare and police intervention when rival gangs fight over control of Chicago. A version of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre is also depicted. The film was the basis for the Brian De Palma. Al Pacino.[4]. Osgood Perkins as John "Johnny" Lovo and Paul Muni as Antonio "Tony" Camonte in a scene from the film's trailer. In 1. 92. 0s. Chicago, Italian immigrant Antonio "Tony" Camonte acts on the orders of Italian mafioso John "Johnny" Lovo and kills "Big" Louis Costillo, the leading crime boss of the city's South Side. Johnny then takes control of the South Side with Tony as his key lieutenant, selling large amounts of illegal beer to speakeasies and muscling in on bars run by rival outfits.

However, Johnny repeatedly warns Tony not to mess with the Irish gangs led by O'Hara, who runs the North Side. Tony soon starts ignoring these orders, shooting up bars belonging to O'Hara, and attracting the attention of the police and rival gangsters. Johnny realizes that Tony is out of control and has ambitions to take his position. Meanwhile, Tony pursues Johnny's girlfriend Poppy with increasing confidence.

At first, she is dismissive of him but pays him more attention as his reputation rises. At one point, she visits his "gaudy" apartment where he shows her his view of an electric billboard advertising Cook's Tours, which features the slogan that has inspired him: "The World is Yours."Tony eventually decides to declare war and take over the North Side. He sends the coin flipping Guino Rinaldo, one of his best men and also his close friend, to kill O'Hara in a florist's shop that he uses as his base. This brings heavy retaliation from the North Side gangs, now led by Gaffney and armed with Thompson submachine guns—a weapon that instantly captures Tony's dark imagination.

Tony leads his own forces to destroy the North Side gangs and take over their market, even to the point of impersonating police officers to gun down several rivals in a garage. Tony also kills Gaffney as he makes a strike at a bowling alley. Johnny believes that his protégé is trying to take over, and he arranges for Tony to be assassinated while driving in his car. Watch Magicians: Life In The Impossible Streaming more. Tony manages to escape this attack, and he and Guino kill Johnny, leaving Tony as the undisputed boss of the city. Tony's actions have provoked a public outcry, and the police are slowly closing in. Then he sees his beloved sister Francesca ("Cesca") with Guino, and kills his friend in a jealous rage—before the couple can inform him of their secret marriage. His sister runs out distraught and tells the police what he has done.

The police move to arrest Tony for Guino's murder, and Tony holes up in his house and prepares to shoot it out. Cesca comes back, planning to kill him, but ends up helping him to fight the police. Moments later, however, she is killed by a stray bullet. As the apartment fills with tear gas, Tony leaves down the stairs, and the police confront him. Tony pleads for his life, but then makes a break for it, only to be gunned down by the police. Outside, the electric billboard blazes "The World is Yours."Production[edit].

Paul Muni in the trailer for Scarface. Background and development[edit]The film was adapted by Ben Hecht in only eleven days[5] from Armitage Trail's 1. Scarface, and additional writing was provided by W.

R. Burnett, John Lee Mahin, and Seton I. Miller related to continuity and dialogue.

Trail (pseudonym for Maurice Coons) wrote for a number of detective story magazines during the early 2. Both the film and novel are loosely based upon the life of Al Capone, whose nickname was "Scarface". In his memoir about his time as a young reporter in Chicago, Gaily, Gaily (1. No Room for Vice" in Playboy, January 1.

Ben Hecht reminisced about having known “Big Jim” Colosimo socially and briefly meeting a young Capone. Hecht also said that Capone sent two of his men to visit him to make sure that the film was not based on Capone's life.[7] He told them that the film was fictitious, and the two left him alone. The introduction for the film's screening on Turner Classic Movies even stated that Hecht convinced the men to work as consultants for him.[citation needed]The most obvious references to Capone and actual events from the Chicago gang wars — especially to audiences at the time of the film's release: Al Capone had a large scar on the side of his face, like the Paul Muni character. We also learn in the film that the Muni character got the scar in a barroom brawl, which is essentially how Capone received his.[citation needed]Tony kills his boss "Big Louis" Costillo in the lobby of his club; Capone was involved in the murder of his first boss "Big Jim" Colosimo in 1. Rival boss O'Hara is murdered in his flower shop; Capone's men murdered Charles Dion O'Bannion in his flower shop in 1. Gaffney leads a caravan of cars in a drive- by shooting at Tony in a restaurant; Capone's rival Hymie Weiss did the same thing to him in 1. Johnny Lovo attempts to get Tony killed in a car chase; Capone's ally Angelo Genna was murdered following a car chase in 1.

The shooting murder of seven men in a garage, with two of the gunmen costumed as police officers, mirrors the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1. Also, the leader of this rival gang in the film (Karloff) narrowly escapes the shooting, which is precisely what happened to gang leader Bugs Moran in the actual St.

Valentine's Day Massacre. Capone was rumored to have liked the film so much that he owned a print of it.[8]Issues with censors[edit]The original script had Tony's mother loving her son unconditionally, accepting his lifestyle, and even accepting money and gifts from him. In addition, there was a politician who despite campaigning against gangsters on the podium, is shown partying with them after hours. Cai Li Fu Full Movie Part 1. The script ending had Tony staying in the building, unaffected by tear gas and a multitude of bullets fired at him.

It is not until the building is on fire that Tony is forced to exit the building, guns blazing. He is sprayed with police gun fire but appears unfazed. Upon noticing the police officer who's been arresting him throughout the film, he fires at him, only to hear a single "click" noise implying that his gun is empty. He is then killed after being shot several times by said police officer. A repeated clicking noise is heard on the soundtrack implying that he was still attempting to fire while he was dying.[9]After repeated demands for a script rewrite from the Hays Office, Hughes ordered Hawks to shoot the film, "Screw the Hays Office, make it as realistic, and grisly as possible."Two other prominent gangster films produced about the same time but released over a year earlier to huge success were Little Caesar (January 1. The Public Enemy (April 1.

As is the case with Scarface, both of these films were also based on earlier novels. Filming[edit]Hawks shot the film at three different locations: Metropolitan Studios, Harold Lloyd Studios and the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles.