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Anyone here all the hatred for all applicants (Tony Montana ') "Scarface" tough guys?
For example, as in the Videos that I pass by Al Pacino … even though he was not the real … Scarface Al Pacino is Italian so some people confuse Scarface … ok as Tony Montana Italian uncle … was Cuban … and then act as if they were so bad @ ss when they have no idea how to really be your own boss … Ok I might not be, but you do not I see where I'm imitating and acting as if he is the God of all … I know that actors and artists, people have money … but so does the real mafia peeps elsewhere and all other successful people .. but why would they want to be behind Tony Montana ?…. power, respect, and leadership can be obtained through anyones own success … Scarface is a great film … but does not show or say anything about who or what was actually Tony Montana …. I know I just wanted to give my opinion expected to be respected and as you will …
I somewhat agree with you. Tony "Scarface" Montana was not the "real" Scarface. Al Capone was, but that's another story. As for people trying to act like him, well, there are applicants from all over the place. I prefer characters like Batman, V for Vendetta, or James Bond. They have WAY more intelligence and sense of style then Tony does, and they are good.
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Mob Hits – Music From and a Tribute to the Great Mob Movies $12.39 As you may already know from seeing it hawked incessantly on late-night TV by Jerry Vale, Mob Hits is a compilation CD that attempts to capture the ambience of the modern gangster pic by assembling songs heard in key scenes of such films as The Godfather, GoodFellas, Donnie Brasco, and Casino. While licensing restrictions keep the music of Frank Sinatra from being part of this collection (odd, as … |
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60 Minutes – Gotti (April 11, 2010) $17.95 Airdate: 4/11/10 What was it like to be the son of convicted mafia boss John Gotti? John Gotti, Jr., tells Steve Kroft all about it in his first extended television interview. Gotti Jr. says that even though his father was in jail for violent crimes throughout most of his childhood, he revered the mob boss and wanted to emulate him. But once Gotti Jr became a father himself, he said he knew he ha… |
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Johnny Stecchino [VHS] $19.98 During its release, this was the most popular film of all time in its native Italy. A typical Roberto Benigni comedy of mistaken identity, this 1991 work stars the actor-director in two roles, one a tough mafioso named Toothpick and the other a meek bus driver who is the gangster’s look-alike. When the bad guy’s girlfriend comes on to the clueless innocent–and she brings him along to her Sicilian… |
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Miller’s Crossing $3.98 Arguably the best film by Joel and Ethan Coen, the 1990 Miller’s Crossing stars Gabriel Byrne as Tom, a loyal lieutenant of a crime boss named Leo (Albert Finney) who is in a Prohibition-era turf war with his major rival, Johnny Caspar (Jon Polito). A man of principle, Tom nevertheless is romantically involved with Leo’s lover (Marcia Gay Harden), whose screwy brother (John Turturro) escapes a hit… |
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The Godfather and American Culture: How the Corleones Became Our Gang $20.92 A comprehensive look at this classic work of popular fiction and its hold on the American imagination…. |
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