Scarface

Tom Smothers drops out of the rat race to be a magician in this offbeat comedy directed by Brian De Palma (Scarface, The Untouchables). He plays Donald Beeman, soon to go up in lights as Beeman the Marvelous. Trained in magic by the odd Mr. Delasandro (Orson Welles) and issued his own rabbit, Donald finds fulfillment and a special admirer (Katharine Ross) while wowing locals at strip clubs and gin mills. But the corporate life he thought he abandoned soon dogs his heels. Tap Dancing Musicians Inc., a 17-day fantasy dropout camp engineered by Donald's ex-boss (John Astin), becomes the in thing for slumming CEOs and Donald is the widely proclaimed role model. Can Donald abracadabra his way out of this? Get to Know Your Rabbit and get ready to laugh.

Best friends Harry and Moe are go-getters inside a Newark mob outfit. They go get the boss's drycleaning. They go get his car. Now they have a new task: go get each other. The boss has secretly hired each pal to whack the other. Brian De Palma, whose Scarface and Carlito's Way are mobster-movie classics, finds the genre's funny bone in a comedy 'filled with ideas and gags and great characters. It never runs dry' (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times). Dan Hedaya and Harvey Keitel are among the ensemble's portrayers of kingpins and palookas. And Danny DeVito and Joe Piscopo play the pals whose friendship might survive the mob - if they don't kill each other first.

One of the most influential movies of all time, the original Scarface is an exciting story of organized crime's brutal control over Chicago during the Prohibition era. Academy Award - winner Paul Muni gives an electrifying performance as Tony Camonte, an ambitious criminal with a ruthless drive to be the city's top crime boss. Produced by the legendary Howard Hughes and directed by Howard Hawks, this compelling tale of ambition, betrayal and revenge is a groundbreaking masterpiece that influenced all gangster films to follow. Filmed during the 'pre-code' era before censorship shaped the way movies were made, 'this powerful gangster film is the most potent of the 1930s' (Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide).

Go inside the haunted cell of mobster Al Capone, otherwise known as 'Scarface.'

On the day of his college graduation, Preston Plummer cannot think of a single thing he really loves. Adrift, Preston follows a beautiful but troubled young woman, Kate Cather, to a small island town where he begins to fall for her. Their relationship is soon threatened when he uncovers her family's dark past. In The Diary of Preston Plummer, rising star Trevor Morgan (Mean Creek, Off the Black), delivers a thoughtful and intense performance as Preston Plummer, who struggles to understand the unexplained tension in Kate’s family. Rumer Willis (Sorority Row) beautifully portrays conflicted ingenue Kate who is forced to confront her past as she falls in love for the first time. Kate's grandfather John is desperate to repair his relationship with Kate. This desperation is expertly depicted by Academy Award-nominated actor Robert Loggia, known for his heart-stopping characters in Scarface and Lost Highway. Kate's parents, Emily and Walter Cather, shrewdly played by Tony nominee Erin Dilly and Breaking Bad's Christopher Cousins, attempt to reconcile their love for their daughter with their family's difficult history. Writer/director/producer Sean Ackerman and producer Jane Kelly Kosek dreamt of shooting this film amidst the breathtaking beauty of Amelia Island, Florida, and in the Atlantic waters off its coast. They spent over a decade developing the project and finally realized their dream the summer of 2010.

Based on the epic film that inspired a worldwide phenomenon, you too can relive Tony Montana's meteoric rise from refugee to kingpin of Miami's underworld. Build Tony's empire above and beyond what was previously thought possible, while expanding business and blasting your way to the top, Montana-style. Thirsty for money and power, the world can now be yours.

Batman: Season 3: Episode 13 -- Catwoman vows revenge against Veronica Vreeland and decides to get Scarface and the Ventriloquist to help her.

Hollywood Treasure: Season 1: Episode 15 -- Joe Maddalena is back on the road again, and this time he's headed to the home of mega collector, Desi Dos Santos. Desi's collection has major big ticket Items from films like Terminator 2, Top Gun, Star Wars and Scarface. Joe not only hopes to find an item that will do well at auction, but one that can bring in enough funds to allow Desi to bid on an item that has eluded him for years -- a Back to the Future II Hoverboard with handlebars. What is Desi possibly willing to part with?

The Geto Boys' 'Minds Playing Tricks on Me' was actually inspired by the woman behind the man.

By the 90's hip-hop was bi-coastal, but the South had yet to make any noise on the national scene, that is until Houston's Geto Boys kicked in the door with their track ''Mind Playing Tricks On Me.' Scarface, Willie D and a host of hip-hop heads talk about the stories behind the track, including how Scarface's grandma made a major contribution to the song.