Watch Godfather, and then watch Scarface, and you'll understand what a monster of an actor Al-Pacino is. The personalities of Michael and Tony are so different from each-other, its crazy how one guy had both characters within him.
It’s like Bryan Cranston playing Hal from Malcolm in the Middle and Walter from Breaking Bad. Polar opposite characters but he plays them so convincingly.
@Keyzer Soze I would disagree but I respect your opinion. I think they are equally fantastic. They are both in my goat list along with Tom Hanks, Nicholas Cage, Shia Labeouf, Marlon Brando, Robin Williams, Robert Pattinson and Morgan Freeman.
@@marvinsilverman4394 oh yes you are right, he is American by birth, it is an undeniable fact and I agree with you, but it is undeniable that he has Italian roots from both parents, you cannot change it, it is like this, it is easy to find all the information you want, but yes, say done is american
Just brilliant acting. The facial expressions, the smile, the anger. This scene alone, is an example why this incredible actor was born to be on the big screen.
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a lot of Cubans friends said al Pacino truly did an amazing job and the accent was good .... his acting in this movie was epic ... only trolls haters would say otherwise
Just becuase someone disagrees doesn't make you a hater. That said this film portrayed Cubans in a negative highlight considering the Mariel boat lift situation etc. Bet your Cuban friends didn't tell you that.
Well if lots of cuban friends of yours say that then it's got to be true. And I surely wouldn't disagree because I'm definitely neither a troll nor a hater. 👌
@@royaldomain4055 that was when it first came out. Go to Miami and ask any Cuban on the street now, they'll happily chuckle and give you their favorite quote from the movie. It's usually the "ni que mas carne asi viene el sanwich" from the diner scene
@@patriceaqa288 Back in that time Castro sent a bunch of dangerous prisioners to Florida as a message to the USA, something like "take my $h**t". The movie is about the fictional story of a couple of those prisioners.
I just noticed now that he LIES about his Mom , says she is dead ... lies about pretty much everything ... but he makes sure nothing traces him to anyone .. no ties .. pretty brilliant
@Aaron Daneils I think you need to read up on how Castro DEPORTED the Marielito people ie the Mariel boat lift of 1980... Castro essentially allowed 125,000 people to FLEE Cuba , but many in that group were Hardened Criminals from Jails who he just did not want to feed and house any more so he essentially dumped them on the USA .. and we ( the USA) fell for it .. Tony Montana was no political Asylum seeker , he was expelled from Cuba because he was already a scumbag , hardened Criminal over there who was in Prison .. The Police were reading him correctly , the Tattoo & scar on his face confirmed it all .
No filler scenes in this film.. Every single scene serves a purpose and tells something about the characters and the relationships between them. Oliver Stone, what a great screenwriter. This is the only OTT film that I can watch again and again!
oooh, in a skool, my fader was from United State, ias lik you-you know- he was a YANKEE, hahahaahahah. ... Hemfri Bogar', James Kagney. Me making a "fun" of him, but actually praising him. Everybody can learn English, but rarely American (except the ones that really want it) people know other then American English. oh yeah, now some Spanish for a while. :D That's pretty much it. -Not meant to offend anybody, just know US, been there and there, done that.... it's just true.
ATTENTION ! You would be amazed and sickened about the many people that were murdered by evil corrupt police officers in the USA before video camcorders were available for sale to the general public. Sad fact.
Scarface needs to be scrubbed from society. It is homophobic for stating that. Come on, where the whiny Commies at on this one? REEEEEEEEE on people REEEEEEEEE on!🤣
The directing of this scene is just old school delightful, first we're intimate with Tony and really up close, giving us the impression he's under pressure and the intimidated one. But as the scene goes on, the camera moves back little by little as Tony's dominance increases.
That means literally nothing to me. In fact it was quite annoying that they zoomed in on Tony so much in the beginning. I would have preferred to see the body language of the other actors during the whole scene. To see if they care or not about what he said.
I must have watched this movie 15x at the theatre as a kid. They said this movie didn't do well at the box office. I couldn't understand why? This movie was epic. It was up there with Godfather, just different.
@@tommyboyindy1157 Are you kidding?!? Godfather was WAY longer than. Well, maybe not THAT longer, but in comparison, it's longer than Scarface by 8 minutes.
Al Pacino is one of the greats. An actor is good when they are so effortlessly acting that it isn't acting at that point. Dude is so in character that you forget he is Al and Michael Corleone
SPECIALLY the swag, I’m also Cuban and that’s actually what sold the performance for me, he felt Cuban when I saw him as a kid, even if his accent was not the best, his mannerisms were spot on
i honestly don't get the impression that Tony was ever into the drug game in cuba. It was literally just dumb luck (or not) that he ran into Frank's henchmen looking for a bunch of suckers to do a job when he was washing dishes for that crap job of his.
Such a great way to introduce Tony’s character here. He keeps a straight face and has his own attitude in approaching certain scenarios to be convincing and elusive
I don’t know what is wrong with me but I keep watching the Scarface videos again and again…and the problem is that every time I watch them I like them even more…
Same here. Each time, me sense more Depth. 🤿🤿🤿🤿🕳🕳🕳🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🤿🤿🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🐋🐋🐋🐋🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🧜🏽♀🧚🏼♂🧜🏽♀🧜🏽♀🧜🏽♀🧜🏽♀🧜🏽♀🧜🏽♀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🧨🕳🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🔋✝
This re-make of Scarface is one of my favourite movies ever. The film never ages, I lose myself in the whole story just as easily as I did 40 years ago when I first saw it in my teens. The way each and every character evolve and the brilliant direction of Brian De Palma are without equal. Pacinos mastery of a character is eery, he becomes someone else with pure acting ability alone no disguise necessary. He must inspire all his co-stars because all actors graduated 1st class in this film. Michelle Pfeiffer was the hippest coolest gangsters moll ever, she took no shit from anyone, not even from Tony Montana 😂
One reason that explains how he pretty much nailed the Cuban accent and attitude is that he attested to actually having hung out with Cubans and did his best to emulate one. Simple as that. That's all it takes. Epic acting ability like that of Pacino's coupled with some cultural method acting for the sake of authenticity, and a good ear for dialect/accent.
What is wrong with this guy, maine? He kidding or what? How drama class acting, pouting lips like 5 yead old is considered incredible acting? Pacino was never famous for good acting.
Fucking yes , his voice , look and performanse is so different from Michael Corleone. How atomic acting like Montano and Michael are not same person. Scary acting.
@@anthonylopez899 además también le voy al Cruz azul ya que está Santiago Tomás Giménez que también es de argentina 😎👍🏻, solo por eso cruz azul le voy por si te lo preguntas ya que en mi perfil aparece cruz azul y la foto de Santiago
@@fabia.8010 Ah okay, ya te entendi. Perdon por todas las preguntas, pero eres guero? Porque tu ultimo nombre es raro para alguien de Mexico, pero eso no importa para nada. Eres 100 porciento mexicano amigo. Mi bisabuelo Mexicano tenia mucha sangre Espanola y el era Muy guero, y sus ojos eran azules
I met a Cuban who lived under Castro. He told me that it was brutal and gave me examples, and Tony's depiction in this film reminded me of what he told me. They say Castro emptied his jails of prisoners to be sent to the United States. That may very well be true, but you could be given a prison sentence for stealing chicken eggs.
true to a tee, prison authorities gathered all inmates in the yards and told them that anyone wanting to go to USA to give a step forward, many of them did, many did not out of fear of trickery or reprisals. I personally knew one of them, the father of a friend that didn't step forward as he was nearing the end of a 3 year sentence precisely for buying dollars to tourists needless to say that he regreted it bitterly, was able to leave 14 years later in 1994, the whole family lives in Miami.
@@joeblough261 Guys, it IS Charles Durning. Those lines were clearly ADR. If you'll notice most of the dialogue is spoken off camera. The others were dubbed over. It's not that uncommon when a day player or unknown turns in a lackluster reading. Hell the entire female lead in Krull was dubbed over in ADR.
@@MrAmpsycho I never knew that til i read the behind the scenes info online. The readings must’ve been real bad to dub everyone in this scene! Ha. Why not just have Charles Durning in the scene? I wonder what the real guy sounded like?
@@ghanasoul Because then they’d have to pay Charles Durning, Charles Durning type money to be in the scene. This way, they get a nobody and have real actor dub the lines.
@@EzMoneyy exactly bro! Our Latin machismo is what connects us 😆..being Italian/Sicilian myself me & my family always felt more at home around Hispanics. Alot of ppl in america are ignorant tho & think europeans can't be Latin, which is wierd because it originated from the Romans 😆..all Latin cultures South American & European are uniquely beautiful & strong ❤💪
His masterpiece for me was Sonny in Dog Day Afternoon, that character drained him physically and mentally, it was draining just to watch his portrayal of a multi mode complex character, Scarface was a walk in the park for him and Al must have broke his back carrying Dog Day from start to end. Breathtaking! Do yourself a favour and re watch Dog Day Afternoon.
The funny thing is, he's full of shit. He lies about his mom being dead, lies about having no family in the States, lies about the tattoo's meaning, about everything. The rant against Castro and communism is only a Plan B after the guard saw through his Plan A (lying like no tomorrow). The truth of the matter is, Tony most likely was already a hardened criminal and menace, and whatever punishment he suffered from it he both probably deserved and would've gotten not only in Cuba but also most functioning societies
And everything he said is true, as a Cuban I can confirm. I specially relate to the “chivato in every corner” part, I remember when I was a kid and would start complaining about my shitty country my mom would tell me to lower my voice because our next door neighbors were “chivatos” and if they heard they might say something and we may be accused of being anti-revolutionaries which could get us in deep trouble. So glad I got out of that shithole, it boils my blood when I see all these young American commies praising my country, and also saddens me
Thank you so much for the well timed expletive bleeps. I shouldn't be forced to listen to profanity just because I want to watch excerpts from the notoriously violent classic Scarface. I don't know what they were saying to cause the bleeps, but my mind automatically filled in each one with the word c u n t. I'm 7 years old btw.
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Watch Godfather, and then watch Scarface, and you'll understand what a monster of an actor Al-Pacino is. The personalities of Michael and Tony are so different from each-other, its crazy how one guy had both characters within him.
God bless you, this is exactly word for word what I was thinking for more than 15 years now !
It’s like Bryan Cranston playing Hal from Malcolm in the Middle and Walter from Breaking Bad. Polar opposite characters but he plays them so convincingly.
@Keyzer Soze I would disagree but I respect your opinion. I think they are equally fantastic. They are both in my goat list along with Tom Hanks, Nicholas Cage, Shia Labeouf, Marlon Brando, Robin Williams, Robert Pattinson and Morgan Freeman.
@@CrazyDiamond75 Shia LaBeouf 😂
@@CrazyDiamond75 Denzel Washington is better than almost everyone in your list.
An Italian playing a Cuban Refugee and nailing it is next level. Thank you AL Pacino.
he is American -.-
besides
cuban = spanish + black??
@@marvinsilverman4394not all cuban are black
@@marvinsilverman4394Italian in real life, not in the movie, Al Pacino has both parents of Italian descent, not one, both.
@@allmax3769 in the real life he is american It doesn't matter if he has Italian roots
@@marvinsilverman4394 oh yes you are right, he is American by birth, it is an undeniable fact and I agree with you, but it is undeniable that he has Italian roots from both parents, you cannot change it, it is like this, it is easy to find all the information you want, but yes, say done is american
Just brilliant acting. The facial expressions, the smile, the anger. This scene alone, is an example why this incredible actor was born to be on the big screen.
Pacino is without question on the “Mount Rushmore” of greatest film actors of all time.
True but the accent is pretty bad
Repent to Jesus Christ “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things.”
Philippians 4:8 NIV
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@@BeeBumper it's iconic tho
Yeah legend like eastwood
The look on his face when he said “ he was a yankee” gets me every time
he was a Jankee* haha
And when he mentions Coke to Tony😂
*Jaes Kagnee*
a lot of Cubans friends said al Pacino truly did an amazing job and the accent was good .... his acting in this movie was epic ... only trolls haters would say otherwise
Just becuase someone disagrees doesn't make you a hater. That said this film portrayed Cubans in a negative highlight considering the Mariel boat lift situation etc. Bet your Cuban friends didn't tell you that.
Well if lots of cuban friends of yours say that then it's got to be true. And I surely wouldn't disagree because I'm definitely neither a troll nor a hater. 👌
the heart of man is decietfully wicked
@@royaldomain4055 that was when it first came out. Go to Miami and ask any Cuban on the street now, they'll happily chuckle and give you their favorite quote from the movie. It's usually the "ni que mas carne asi viene el sanwich" from the diner scene
His accent was... kind of bad 😂 but his attitude, mannerisms, personality, looks, etc... spot on Cuban
Cop: Where’d you learn to speak the English Tony?”
Tony: “In a skoo.”
lol
"Skuuv"
Who does Al Pacino play in this role???
@@patriceaqa288 A Cuban political refugee.
@@patriceaqa288 Back in that time Castro sent a bunch of dangerous prisioners to Florida as a message to the USA, something like "take my $h**t". The movie is about the fictional story of a couple of those prisioners.
I just noticed now that he LIES about his Mom , says she is dead ... lies about pretty much everything ... but he makes sure nothing traces him to anyone .. no ties .. pretty brilliant
Yeah lieing catches up to you
Well he was speaking the truth about Castro and Hammer and Sickle.
@Aaron Daneils I think you need to read up on how Castro DEPORTED the Marielito people ie the Mariel boat lift of 1980... Castro essentially allowed 125,000 people to FLEE Cuba , but many in that group were Hardened Criminals from Jails who he just did not want to feed and house any more so he essentially dumped them on the USA .. and we ( the USA) fell for it .. Tony Montana was no political Asylum seeker , he was expelled from Cuba because he was already a scumbag , hardened Criminal over there who was in Prison .. The Police were reading him correctly , the Tattoo & scar on his face confirmed it all .
@Aaron Daneils When you say " We're " who exactly is in your group ?
@@jefffromjersey52 he meant were not we are. And you should take a look back at his comment, i think u missread it.
Al Pacino really nailed this role. Flawless performance!
You should receive a Oscar for this role but he did not receive any awards offer Godfather or Dog Day Afternoon and justice for all
Eh, he was too cartoonish in this movie. Still enjoyable.
His spanish was awful lol
@@Jc-587 just like his Italian
No oscar win or nomination
I lost count how many times i've seen this movie. A freaking classic. I don't think i'll ever get tired of watching it.
Get this man a cigar and un cafecito, he’s an honorary Cuban for this film.
"Ever been to a mental hospital?"
"Oh yeah... on the boat coming over." Lmao
LMAO
Yea hahaha, absolutely my type of dark, sarcastic, existential humor
What's the joke ?
@@nickohira1397 Castro sent a lot of criminals and mentally ill people in those boats.
@@Ben-ek1fz oh Yeah 😆
Jesus, watching films with bleeped out swearing is the real obscenity
What were they saying tony was eating???
The TV edit of this scene is awesome because they say eating pineapples instead of eating pussy LOL :-)
Thanks for this comment 👍 I didn't have to waste anytime watching bullshit 👎
indeed, it takes out the power of a situation. that godamn irritating for fuck's sake old grannies prumes. That is the hard I can curse.....
Should be a cyber crime.
2:51 "You wanna work 18 hours a day, you own nothing, you got nothing"
That description fits perfectly with the world today
I don’t know where you live, but back in Cuba that description fits today just like it fitted 60 years ago
@@Johnnysmithy24 I lived in communist Albania for 15 years before my family emigrated to Belgium where I live now
@@be.stoic1985 Funny I also lived in a communist country for 15 years before my family emigrated to America where I live now
@@Johnnysmithy24 Oh wow, yeah that's funny. I'm really happy for you friend. I hope all goes well for you and your family, especially those in Cuba.
@@be.stoic1985 Thanks I hope everything goes well for you and your family as well
No filler scenes in this film.. Every single scene serves a purpose and tells something about the characters and the relationships between them. Oliver Stone, what a great screenwriter. This is the only OTT film that I can watch again and again!
Also: "pUSh iT tO tHe lImIt mUsIc vIdEo"
Watching Tony trying to keep his temperament down while answering these ridiculous questions is priceless.
That’s true. Tony’s acting here and al Pacino is acting while his character is acting.
I got octupoooos comin out ma ear ok!?
"There is nothing you can do to me that Castro has not already done"
Powerful, what a brilliant actor.
It is a propaganda and a lie but Fuckmerica had to use it to pass the lies and make the movie more successful. Fidel Castro is a Legend
get out of here!
"Wtf is wrong with this guy mane" 😂 gets me everytime
No, Okay? Fuck no.
I don't think a scene like this could ever be replicate in this "woke society".
@@antoinesilva1527 your right about that.
@@antoinesilva1527 i disagree. tony ain't black
@@antoinesilva1527 fr
0:07 that smile, he’s one of a kind!
@[BosS] HITMAN 20 and my fatha he was uhhh from junited state
oooh, in a skool, my fader was from United State, ias lik you-you know- he was a YANKEE, hahahaahahah. ... Hemfri Bogar', James Kagney. Me making a "fun" of him, but actually praising him. Everybody can learn English, but rarely American (except the ones that really want it) people know other then American English. oh yeah, now some Spanish for a while. :D That's pretty much it. -Not meant to offend anybody, just know US, been there and there, done that.... it's just true.
@[BosS] HITMAN 20 it's skoo
007
"0:07"
The delivery on, " There is nothing you can do to me, that castro has not already done " is what sold me on this movie the first time i saw it.
I love how he lies throughout the entire interrogatory but he becomes completely honest when he starts talking about all the shit he endured in Cuba.
Not about the homo part at least
“What the fook is wrong with this guy mayne?” 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂
Mayne ❌
Mang ✅
ATTENTION !
You would be amazed and sickened about the many people that were murdered by evil corrupt police officers in the USA before video camcorders were available for sale to the general public.
Sad fact.
Mayne gets me evry time
"GET HIM OUT OF HERE"
Scarface needs to be scrubbed from society. It is homophobic for stating that. Come on, where the whiny Commies at on this one? REEEEEEEEE on people REEEEEEEEE on!🤣
The directing of this scene is just old school delightful, first we're intimate with Tony and really up close, giving us the impression he's under pressure and the intimidated one. But as the scene goes on, the camera moves back little by little as Tony's dominance increases.
De Palma was a monster director those days.
I think Michael Mann. Had Somthing to do with thus film. He created Miami vice,,, and heat,,,,,
@mm43501 there are plenty of directors that are capable and do utilize these techniques in today's movies.
That means literally nothing to me. In fact it was quite annoying that they zoomed in on Tony so much in the beginning. I would have preferred to see the body language of the other actors during the whole scene. To see if they care or not about what he said.
Wow you have a great eye for detail.
Such a powerful performance. You never know what he will say or do next. Epic
Tony was always on the edge, Al Pacino was brilliant in conveying that tension and in playing the character at 360°, such a good actor
Al-Pacino should’ve gotten an Oscar!
But he "wanted the world & everything in it"!
I really enjoy watching these clips of Scarface on this channel. It’s so entertaining.
I must have watched this movie 15x at the theatre as a kid. They said this movie didn't do well at the box office. I couldn't understand why? This movie was epic. It was up there with Godfather, just different.
oh man, i fuckin agree. it was slept on for sure.
A masterpiece
Movie is too long. They need to cut 40 minutes of the middle
@@tommyboyindy1157 nah its not
@@tommyboyindy1157 Are you kidding?!? Godfather was WAY longer than. Well, maybe not THAT longer, but in comparison, it's longer than Scarface by 8 minutes.
When he said "how bout u, wat do u call yourself" Smartass😂😂😂
Al Pacino is one of the greats. An actor is good when they are so effortlessly acting that it isn't acting at that point. Dude is so in character that you forget he is Al and Michael Corleone
“You ever been in a mental hospital?”
“Oh yeah, the boat ride over here”
He was so proud of himself for that joke lol
1:36 the way when he says cocaine and he thinks about it 😂😂
It's just foreshadowing what's to come. At this point in the movie, he has never dealt in any kind of narcotics.
Can’t believe this god-tier film came out all the way back in ‘83 already. Mind blowing. I miss the old days man…
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I don't.
Saw it at the theatre on a first date. I was 17 she was 15. We had no idea what we were getting ready to watch.
I like how they bleep out all of the cuss words except for that one "fucken" at 3:05
Also when they asked if he liked men, he said fuck no
That shit cracked me up
Lmfao
He did a great job acting like us Cubans, even had the swag 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺
I love y’all
Went crazy with the accent fr
A la 🧐🍷
Your accent is great
SPECIALLY the swag, I’m also Cuban and that’s actually what sold the performance for me, he felt Cuban when I saw him as a kid, even if his accent was not the best, his mannerisms were spot on
Tony described the Western future perfectly. Being told what to do, how to think everyday. Being monitored and watched continuously. Like sheep.
lol like we weren't being told before?
Jimmy Carter 2.0!
Nobodys watching you bums lol 😆
And this was before big tech existed lol!
Every average ass man who says this thinks they’re the smartest person in the world for it.
One of the few movies we can all watch again and again and never get tired of it
It's July 2024 and in still rocking this movie,I bet I with still do in 2070 😂😂😂
1:30 took him a while before answering about cocaine 😂
i honestly don't get the impression that Tony was ever into the drug game in cuba. It was literally just dumb luck (or not) that he ran into Frank's henchmen looking for a bunch of suckers to do a job when he was washing dishes for that crap job of his.
He knows why 😂😂😂
Give him the idea
Haha incredible foreshadowing what a movie
@@Macfierce1 He got his green card from frank at the beginning because he killed the dude in freedom town
He handles himself good no matter the circumstances.
well. He handles himself well.
Greatest movie ever made..
. . . Nope. "The Ten Commandments", starring Charlton Heston and Yul Brenner. ---->>>>
@@DrMoriole nobody even knows what that shit is
@@DrMoriole it's your favorite film
@@sefagok4249 - Yeah? And?
@@DrMoriole nah goodfellas
Such a great way to introduce Tony’s character here.
He keeps a straight face and has his own attitude in approaching certain scenarios to be convincing and elusive
No one, and I mean no one, could play him better than Al Pacino.
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2 used quotes later on the movie:
"How do you like that?" "I'm Tony Montana"
I don’t know what is wrong with me but I keep watching the Scarface videos again and again…and the problem is that every time I watch them I like them even more…
Same here. Each time, me sense more Depth.
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I grew up watching this as a kid 👦 in Nigeria 🇳🇬 with my siblings n we all could say the lines word for word n I’m 36 years old. Classic man 👨.
"How did you learn English? From watching Pacino." 💀
The way a camera pans around Tony as he responds to them. Brilliant.
This re-make of Scarface is one of my favourite movies ever. The film never ages, I lose myself in the whole story just as easily as I did 40 years ago when I first saw it in my teens. The way each and every character evolve and the brilliant direction of Brian De Palma are without equal. Pacinos mastery of a character is eery, he becomes someone else with pure acting ability alone no disguise necessary. He must inspire all his co-stars because all actors graduated 1st class in this film. Michelle Pfeiffer was the hippest coolest gangsters moll ever, she took no shit from anyone, not even from Tony Montana 😂
Al is a good actor! not to forget his other famous line, "you straightened my brother out"
what about - "I'm a Suprise Kevin. Im the hand up Mona Lisa's skirt" and "I always tell the truth. Even when I Lie."
@@XTRABIG No se inglés y ni sé si se pelean pero tal vez no sepan hablar mi idioma 🤧🧐🍷 pero les diré que los amo
@@XTRABIGthe I always tell the truth doesn’t even make sense
@@DonFelixGallardo it makes sense.. basically, he's incapable of lying. but he's drinking and high so imagine
Al Pacino is so damn professional that he can perfectly sound like a real Cuban speaking English
Bleeping the swearing aside, this is a phenomenal opening scene as it’s such a wonderful introduction to the character of Tony Montana!
One reason that explains how he pretty much nailed the Cuban accent and attitude is that he attested to actually having hung out with Cubans and did his best to emulate one. Simple as that. That's all it takes. Epic acting ability like that of Pacino's coupled with some cultural method acting for the sake of authenticity, and a good ear for dialect/accent.
Awesome Pacino.
I LOVE SCARFACE MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME 🔥🔥💯
What a great scene. Pacino was an incredible actor back in the day.
Was and still is, even at 81.
What is wrong with this guy, maine? He kidding or what? How drama class acting, pouting lips like 5 yead old is considered incredible acting? Pacino was never famous for good acting.
he was insane for this😭😭😭
Fucking yes , his voice , look and performanse is so different from Michael Corleone. How atomic acting like Montano and Michael are not same person. Scary acting.
@@МишаН-ю8ф facts💫
He totally got screwed out of an Oscar for this performance
And also for Godfather II
True.
This alpacino is best actor that I saw in my life.
I love how he is just fucking with them 🤣
Si, no sé inglés pero no creo que sepas hablar mi idioma así que procedo a decir que te amo 🤧🧐🍷
@@fabia.8010 Eres de Argentina? Porque tu ultimo nombre es Muller y solo Los Alemanes tienen ese apellido y hay muchos Alemanes en Argentina
@@anthonylopez899 soy de México 🧐🍷, ahí estoy viviendo
@@anthonylopez899 además también le voy al Cruz azul ya que está Santiago Tomás Giménez que también es de argentina 😎👍🏻, solo por eso cruz azul le voy por si te lo preguntas ya que en mi perfil aparece cruz azul y la foto de Santiago
@@fabia.8010 Ah okay, ya te entendi. Perdon por todas las preguntas, pero eres guero? Porque tu ultimo nombre es raro para alguien de Mexico, pero eso no importa para nada. Eres 100 porciento mexicano amigo. Mi bisabuelo Mexicano tenia mucha sangre Espanola y el era Muy guero, y sus ojos eran azules
"...there's nothing u can do to me that Castro has not already did!" Lol
Me and my friends in the 80’ watched this movie so many times and had a friend who looked like Tony
Yeah he would even walk and act like him. It was so funny.
Don't care
Phenomenal acting. Almost forgot how well he played that role! Holy shit!
Al Pacino. To jest dopiero gość.
Znakomity aktor.
NO i ładniutki brunecik.
Jeden z moich ulubionych
Aktorów amerykańskich.
To jest wysoka półka ✊💕
I met a Cuban who lived under Castro. He told me that it was brutal and gave me examples, and Tony's depiction in this film reminded me of what he told me. They say Castro emptied his jails of prisoners to be sent to the United States. That may very well be true, but you could be given a prison sentence for stealing chicken eggs.
true to a tee, prison authorities gathered all inmates in the yards and told them that anyone wanting to go to USA to give a step forward, many of them did, many did not out of fear of trickery or reprisals. I personally knew one of them, the father of a friend that didn't step forward as he was nearing the end of a 3 year sentence precisely for buying dollars to tourists needless to say that he regreted it bitterly, was able to leave 14 years later in 1994, the whole family lives in Miami.
Also cow meat is illegal. They even make “Police TV Shows” where the most common cases were people killing a cow lmao
In the United States you can spend most of your life in prison for stealing from a bakery......it is scary here too.
That head officer saw the say hello to my little friend Tony before anyone else could see it right from the start. He knew what just came in😂
3:18 For real that was hilarious “Antonio montana a political prisoner” 😭😭😭
He’s not even Cuban but he’s spot fucking on. 😂😂😂😂😭
Mr Beep is MIA at 3:05 "....comin' out of my f***n ears,.." 👍👍👍
one of the greatest actors of all time.
In the TV version they say,
"How'd you get that scar? Eating pineapple?
"How am I gonna a scar like that eating pineapple mayne?
They do have those pointy parts.
Lmao underrated comment
Both great meat tenderizers
My favorite from "Scarface: TV Edition" was always, "This town is like one big chicken...just waiting to get PLUCKED!!"
😂😂😂
@ 2:31 AP is only 5'8" or so but his performance here is like he is 10' tall. Phenomenal acting.
Height is not related to personality, I’ve seen a man 5’2 with a personality of a mafia man.
He’s 5’7 but wtf does that have to do with anything
Thanks for Bleeping Every Other Word.
That's Just Great.
As a Chinese person from Jamaica, I really think Tony played that Guatemalan role perfectly
*Cuban**
Watching Scarface withour hearing the f-word is like eating/cooking a cake without any sugar
If I was only listening to the audio of this scene, I'd swear that was Charles Durning talking at 2:02. Amazing how much he sounds like him.
Ha! Everytime I watch this scene I'm expecting to see Durning, even though I know it's not him. I mean, IDENTICAL voices.
@@joeblough261 Guys, it IS Charles Durning. Those lines were clearly ADR. If you'll notice most of the dialogue is spoken off camera. The others were dubbed over. It's not that uncommon when a day player or unknown turns in a lackluster reading. Hell the entire female lead in Krull was dubbed over in ADR.
Simpsons right?
@@MrAmpsycho I never knew that til i read the behind the scenes info online. The readings must’ve been real bad to dub everyone in this scene! Ha. Why not just have Charles Durning in the scene? I wonder what the real guy sounded like?
@@ghanasoul Because then they’d have to pay Charles Durning, Charles Durning type money to be in the scene. This way, they get a nobody and have real actor dub the lines.
The perfect way to begin a movie like this. Masterpiece.
Gotta love Scarface one of best all time movies no matter how old it is just a Classic!
I’m Tony Montana what do you call yourself? Gotta love this movie!
Personally one my favorite movie scenes ever. You can feel the emotion of this acting.
I'm cuban and this italian nailed that role. well done.
Italians from Italy and Cubans act more or less the same honestly. They both share Latin culture. so obviously this was easy for pacino
@@dl5014 i agree 100%, italians and cubans are strong masculin types culturally. We call it "machismo" and hes got plenty of it
@@EzMoneyy exactly bro! Our Latin machismo is what connects us 😆..being Italian/Sicilian myself me & my family always felt more at home around Hispanics. Alot of ppl in america are ignorant tho & think europeans can't be Latin, which is wierd because it originated from the Romans 😆..all Latin cultures South American & European are uniquely beautiful & strong ❤💪
@dl5014 some latinos look italian. Roman dna flowing around
This Italian? That's Al fuckin' Pacino:)
Father?
He dead
(Father’s actually in jail)
Mother?
She dead
(Sister lives with his mother)
“They tell you what to do, what to think, what to feel.” Very accurate
Parents?
His masterpiece for me was Sonny in Dog Day Afternoon, that character drained him physically and mentally, it was draining just to watch his portrayal of a multi mode complex character, Scarface was a walk in the park for him and Al must have broke his back carrying Dog Day from start to end. Breathtaking! Do yourself a favour and re watch Dog Day Afternoon.
You forget it’s Pacino that’s how fucking good this movie is
Funny now looking back when this film was widely panned and criticized after release. Nowadays, it's rightly pretty much considered a masterpiece.
keep in mind that oliver stone wrote the script for this film while kicking a cocaine habit.
If Al Pacino wasn't the actor, this movie would be so bad that we wouldn't even know it existed in the first place
Al Pacino is one of the Best Actors.. He's incredible in this entire movie.
1:20 Entire World to USA 😂
😂😂😂😂
Russia to the U.S 😂😂
China to USA 😂😂😂
to see him here and in The Godfather as Michael Corleone is simply unbelievable,don't forget Scent of Woman ,for me Al Pacino is the best actor ever..
I've seen this movie at least 150 times. I loved it as a kid and teenager. Haven't seen it in years though. I need to give it a spin again soon
The best is President Carter's smiling mug on the wall as they talk about him.
The swag is unreal.
The way he said...NO NOTHING....
that accent is Gold
When this movie first came out they bagged it now everyone appreciates it as a classic especially al pacinos performance
The critics hated it. Your common viewer loved it. I was 14 when I saw it and was in awe by the story and performances.
I'm Tony Montana, a political prisoner Vancouver.
“There is nothing you can do to me that Castro has not already done.” That’s the truth of what happened in Cuba.
"You want to work 10 hours a day and have nothing?" Lol I do that in the UK and have nothing
Best speech against communism ever.
He's describing living in the U.S., today.
We need democratic socialism. AOC for president!
@@roqbar8764 lmao lol
The funny thing is, he's full of shit. He lies about his mom being dead, lies about having no family in the States, lies about the tattoo's meaning, about everything. The rant against Castro and communism is only a Plan B after the guard saw through his Plan A (lying like no tomorrow). The truth of the matter is, Tony most likely was already a hardened criminal and menace, and whatever punishment he suffered from it he both probably deserved and would've gotten not only in Cuba but also most functioning societies
And everything he said is true, as a Cuban I can confirm. I specially relate to the “chivato in every corner” part, I remember when I was a kid and would start complaining about my shitty country my mom would tell me to lower my voice because our next door neighbors were “chivatos” and if they heard they might say something and we may be accused of being anti-revolutionaries which could get us in deep trouble. So glad I got out of that shithole, it boils my blood when I see all these young American commies praising my country, and also saddens me
Tony Montana, known worldwide now! One of the toughest gangsters with a heart for kid! Chasing the American dream big time!
I love how he stops when they say cocaine
Thank you so much for the well timed expletive bleeps. I shouldn't be forced to listen to profanity just because I want to watch excerpts from the notoriously violent classic Scarface. I don't know what they were saying to cause the bleeps, but my mind automatically filled in each one with the word c u n t. I'm 7 years old btw.
"There's nothing you can do to me that Castro has not already done." Great line.
one of the Best Performances for AL