Scarface (1932)
Genre: Crime / Drama
Duration: 93 minuten
Alternative title: Scarface, the Shame of the Nation
Country:
United States
Directed by: Howard Hawks and Richard Rosson
Stars: Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak and Osgood Perkins
IMDb score:
7,7 (32.989)
Releasedate: 9 April 1932
Scarface plot
"The rise and fall of a power hungry mobster."
Big Louis Costillo is murdered, and his former bodyguard Tony Camonte is arrested. Since Costillo's body is never found, he is released again, although they suspect Johnny Lovo that he paid Tony to get rid of Big Louis. Tony begins to take control of the city, becoming a major threat to Johnny and the other bosses. Meanwhile, Tony's sister struggles to get out of her brother's overprotective grip.
Actors and actresses
Antonio 'Tony' Camonte
Francesca 'Cesca' Camonte
Poppy
John 'Johnny' Lovo
Insp. Ben Guarino
Guino Rinaldo
Angelo
Gaffney
Mr. Garston, publisher
Managing Editor
Reviews & comments
Insignificance
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The censorship guys were busy. It's still a gritty, violent film. In any case, the stuff goes on a rampage, especially when the machine guns are involved. Bloodless, but also ruthless. Meanwhile, Hawks rushes through his screenplay. Concise, but also on the volatile side, which means that certain proportions do not come out completely. Still, there are some who still manage to make something out of their characters.
Of course with Paul Muni leading the way as a reckless and unguided projectile, obsessed with neon letters. The scene where his over-enthusiastic Tony acquires a new weapon during a gunfight says it all. Poppy is an interesting aunt, Raft and his coin are there for the cool note, only the nonsense brought by the secretary [sic] is a constant thorn in the side. Perhaps the strongest moment of this Scarface is when Lovo is caught lying.
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