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Scarface 1932 Original Movie Trailer (Remastered by EezeeBonez)
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Scarface (also known as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation and The Shame of a Nation) is a 1932 American gangster film produced by Howard Hughes, directed by Howard Hawks, and written by Ben Hecht based on the 1929 novel of the same by Armitage Trail. The film stars Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak, Karen Morley, Osgood Perkins, C. Henry Gordon, George Raft, Vince Barnett, Edwin Maxwell, and Boris Karloff. One of a number of Pre-Code crime films, the film centers on gang warfare and police intervention when rival gangs fight over control of a city.
This film was the basis for the Brian De Palma 1983 film of the same name starring Al Pacino.
Production:
The film was adapted by Ben Hecht, Seton I. Miller, John Lee Mahin, and W. R. Burnett from Armitage Trail's 1929 novel Scarface. Trail, whose real name was Maurice Coons, wrote for a number of detective-story magazines during the early 20s. At the age of 28, however, Trail, who struggled with morbid obesity throughout his life, died of a heart attack shortly before the release of the 1932 film.
The film is loosely based upon the life of Al Capone (whose nickname was "Scarface"). Capone was rumored to have liked the film so much that he owned a print of it. Ben Hecht also said that Capone's men came to visit him to make sure that the film was not based on Capone's life. When he said the film was fictitious, the two men working for Capone left Hecht alone.
After repeated demands for a script rewrite from the Hays Office, Howard Hughes ordered Hawks to shoot the film, and "make it as realistic, as grisly as possible." Hawks shot the film at three different locations: Metropolitan Studios, Harold Lloyd Studios and the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles. Shooting took three months with the cast and crew working seven days a week. Hawks decided to include an X symbol above each of Camonte's victims and offered each crew member a hundred dollars to think of a different way to depict the X for every murder.
Several accidents happened on the set. Comedian Harold Lloyd's brother Gaylord Lloyd lost an eye when he visited the set and was accidentally shot with live ammunition. George Raft also received a head injury during the death scene of his character when he accidentally hit the door frame while he was slumping to the floor.
The first version of the film (Version A) was completed on September 8, 1931, but censors would not allow its release until 1932, because of concerns that it glorified the gangster lifestyle and showed too much violence. Several scenes had to be edited, the subtitle "The Shame of the Nation" as well as a text introduction had to be added, and the ending had to be modified. However, this version still did not pass some censors, so Howard Hughes disowned this version and released the original in the states that lacked strict censors.
Two other gangster films produced at about the same time were Little Caesar and The Public Enemy (both of which were Warner Bros./First National films released in 1931).
Scarface (also known as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation and The Shame of a Nation) is a 1932 American gangster film produced by Howard Hughes, directed by Howard Hawks, and written by Ben Hecht based on the 1929 novel of the same by Armitage Trail. The film stars Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak, Karen Morley, Osgood Perkins, C. Henry Gordon, George Raft, Vince Barnett, Edwin Maxwell, and Boris Karloff. One of a number of Pre-Code crime films, the film centers on gang warfare and police intervention when rival gangs fight over control of a city.
This film was the basis for the Brian De Palma 1983 film of the same name starring Al Pacino.
Production:
The film was adapted by Ben Hecht, Seton I. Miller, John Lee Mahin, and W. R. Burnett from Armitage Trail's 1929 novel Scarface. Trail, whose real name was Maurice Coons, wrote for a number of detective-story magazines during the early 20s. At the age of 28, however, Trail, who struggled with morbid obesity throughout his life, died of a heart attack shortly before the release of the 1932 film.
The film is loosely based upon the life of Al Capone (whose nickname was "Scarface"). Capone was rumored to have liked the film so much that he owned a print of it. Ben Hecht also said that Capone's men came to visit him to make sure that the film was not based on Capone's life. When he said the film was fictitious, the two men working for Capone left Hecht alone.
After repeated demands for a script rewrite from the Hays Office, Howard Hughes ordered Hawks to shoot the film, and "make it as realistic, as grisly as possible." Hawks shot the film at three different locations: Metropolitan Studios, Harold Lloyd Studios and the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles. Shooting took three months with the cast and crew working seven days a week. Hawks decided to include an X symbol above each of Camonte's victims and offered each crew member a hundred dollars to think of a different way to depict the X for every murder.
Several accidents happened on the set. Comedian Harold Lloyd's brother Gaylord Lloyd lost an eye when he visited the set and was accidentally shot with live ammunition. George Raft also received a head injury during the death scene of his character when he accidentally hit the door frame while he was slumping to the floor.
The first version of the film (Version A) was completed on September 8, 1931, but censors would not allow its release until 1932, because of concerns that it glorified the gangster lifestyle and showed too much violence. Several scenes had to be edited, the subtitle "The Shame of the Nation" as well as a text introduction had to be added, and the ending had to be modified. However, this version still did not pass some censors, so Howard Hughes disowned this version and released the original in the states that lacked strict censors.
Two other gangster films produced at about the same time were Little Caesar and The Public Enemy (both of which were Warner Bros./First National films released in 1931).
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The irony being very little of that was actually funny
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He tried
Hey the syndicate why do the Irish Italian as they pass as blood not seek irish made but Italian. Cause they not Irish they Portuguese. That keads to Portuguese pride then ya get the French side of syndicate of the called the tight wods
Everytime I turn around and someone is right behind me I always say “I feel like I’m gettin pinched over here, hanging over my neck like a vulture like impending danger” 💀💀
Fun fact: Pesci improvised the entire "funny how" inquiry during rehearsal with Liotta. Scorsese apparently loved the exchange, and added it to the movie, without including it in the shooting script and telling anyone else in the scene, in order to catch their genuine reactions
Starve the strong to to "train the weak to disobey the fathers and get them locked up .......ummmm non Bueno pisseth off since I'm starving and fuck ya
Best fake laugh ever
These guys acted like wild animals and eventually got put down like one.
C,étaient de très bonnes chanteuses et de très bons films à comparer d aujourd'hui. ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This scene is actually very inaccurate
One of the greatest scenes ever !
Pin paw pow…..😂
Fun fact. Pesci was not even cast in this movie. He just happened to be in the restaurant where they were filming. 😂
The forced raucous laughter is a bit much,but still a great scene.
0:31 When you separately ask both parents for lunch money, recieved 2x of daily amount and no one talks about it during dinner.
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Ray liotta is classic in this film too.. rest in paradise
Ray Liotta looks like a character from a game like ol gangster stuff
i wish i was big just once
bing pow boom
0:45 You can see the exact Moment in Jimmys Face when he feels pre-sad for killing off Morrie.
Absolute cinema 🎞️
Tf are you looking at? 😢
Tommy's a funny guy.
"yeah for 7 thousand I charge ya!" Killed me 😂😂😂😂
Welcome to the dinner table at my house growing up
0:30 BING POW 👊🏻👁️👄👁️✊🏻
0:51 Pow Ping Poo 👊🏼 👁️👄👁️ ✊🏼
Ray is just great
Iconic scene and all were amazing. If you ever heard a drunken Henry Hill you could tell that Ray had Henry's laugh down...
None of this was funny in any way everyone else was just scared into submission cuz he was a loose cannon, the type of guy to shoot u over a small joke he didn’t like
Reminds me of my landlord: He takes offense to EVERYTHING. "I'm sorry, did you complement me?" "Yeah, and you're a douchebag for not being able to accept it without getting offended."
that is a person out of control.
After I joined the Navy when I was 18 the chiefs taught me so many salty words and expressions I can probably outcuss everybody in this video and seldom would I repeat myself. I should have been a consultant to this show to broaden their cussing vocabularies!
Joe is the absolute best when it comes to playing mobsters!
okay but like why does ray liotta's laughing face look like that
Why was everybody intimidated by 4'2" piece of dogshit Joe Pesci? You could stuff that little fruitcake into a cereal box.....
Because he’s a high ranking member of the mafia with a tendency to turn extremely violent in the brink of an eye, the whole point is that he isn’t physically imposing but because of his position within the mob and how he abuses his power on people lower than him causes the fear
shorter people are more aggressie to prove their worth because they are looked down by people like you who think its about size lol.
This movie is damn good 😂
Henry's face at 4:01 lmao
Who Is Marie education?
I love the way the scene actually feels like the boys night that got to blackout levels back in 03💀
Probably gambling with my life regardless but I’d just tell him “it’s so funny because I’m imagining the mug on that bastard when you said that, I know it had to be good.. FUGGETABOUTIT IM WALKIN HEEEAAA”
Somebody should remake this with Donald Trump’s face over Morries.
A lot of these scenes were ad-lib
Watch this scene a couple times before heading out to the bar with the fellas for an immediate +10,000 aura boost
Literally one of my fav movie scenes of all time.
WHERES YOUR SHINEBOX TOMMY????
"Put it on my tab." uh-oh
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