Scarface
Scarface is the title of two American crime drama films released in 1932 and 1983. Each film centers on a ruthless immigrant-turned-gangster who climbs the ranks of the underworld, and both titles invoke the nickname Scarface historically associated with real-life mobsters such as Al Capone, though the stories are not direct remakes of one another.
The 1932 film Scarface, directed by Howard Hawks and produced by Howard Hughes, stars Paul Muni as
The 1983 film Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver Stone, reimagines the saga
Both films have influenced later crime narratives and contributed enduring associations with the Scarface nickname in