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SAY HELLO TO THE BAD GUY
Posted: 121216 |
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The American Immigrant Story from Hell is Back for a
New Generation |
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Empire’s Terence Winter is the latest writer to work on the new remake of
Scarface. The 1932 film was remade by Brian De Palma in 1983. In this version
the film will follow a Mexican and be set in Los Angeles. The director of the
film will be Magnificent Seven’s Antoine Fuqua and he says: Scarface is one of
those properties that people are more open to the idea of a remake because it is
built on a basic premise – the rise and fall of an immigrant who becomes a
dangerous criminal kingpin – which can yield very different results depending
upon the time and setting.” The Howard Hawks’ version followed an Italian
mobster and gun running in Chicago. Brian De Palma’s version dealt with a Cuban
immigrant’s takeover of the Miami drug trade. Fuqua says the new character is an
unstable guy disenfranchised and disrespected by a system that hates him. |
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