In the spring of 1980, the port at Mariel Harbor was opened and thousands set sail for the United States. They came in search of the American dream. One of them found it on the sun-washed avenues of Miami ... wealth, power and passion beyond his wildest dreams. He was Tony Montana. The world will remember him by another name ... Scarface. Au printemps 1890, le port de Mariel Harbor était ouvert, et des milliers de personnes sont parties pour les États-Unis en quête du rêve américain. L'un d'entre eux l'a trouvé dans les rues ensoleillées de Miami... La richesse, le pouvoir et la passion ont dépassé ses rêves les plus fous. Il s'appelait Tony Montana. Le monde s'en souviendra sous un autre nom... Le Balafré.--Boîtier.

Videodisc release of the 1983 motion picture. Inspired by the 1932 motion picture with title "Scarface, the shame of a nation". "23157C"--Container. 2 videodiscs are inserted in same container. Special features: Def Jam presents: Origins of hip-hop classic interviews from today's biggest hip-hop artists and how this classic film has influenced their lives and music; Scarface: The rebirth director Brian De Palma, Al Pacino, producer Martin Bregman and screenwriter Oliver Stone examine the history of Scarface from the original 1932 classic to the shooting script. The filmmakers, Al Pacino and other cast members share behind-the-scenes stories and offer insights into how they created these legendary characters, a fascinating look at the making of Scarface and the controversies and struggles that plagued the filmmakers. Beginning with location changes, filming the chainsaw scene, battles to gain an "R" rating. Scarface the TV version, a revealing and hilarious montage of film clips comparing the theatrical version to the network version of Scarface, deleted scenes. Special features : The Rebirth of Scarface (10 mins.); Acting Scarface (15 mins.) ; Creating Scarface (30 mins.) ; Scarface: The TV Version - a look at the two versions (3 mins) ; Deleted scenes (22 mins.) ; Def Jam presents The Origins of a Gangsta' (30 mins).