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Scarface (1983) Dual Audio Hindi Movie 720p BluRay - 1.4GB

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Movie Info:

IMDb Rating:- 8.166/10250
Movie Name: Scarface
Original title: Scarface
Release Year: 1983
Release Date: 1983-12-09
Language: Dual Audio (Dual Audio Hindi)
Size: 1.4GB
Quality: BluRay
Format: Mkv
Runtime : 170 minutes
Original language: en
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama
Writers: Oliver Stone
Cast: Al Pacino as Tony Montana, Steven Bauer as Manny Ray, Michelle Pfeiffer as Elvira, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Gina, Robert Loggia as Frank Lopez, Miriam Colon as Mama Montana, F. Murray Abraham as Omar, Paul Shenar as Alejandro Sosa, Harris Yulin as Bernstein, Ángel Salazar as Chi Chi, Arnaldo Santana as Ernie, Pepe Serna as Angel, Michael P. Moran as Nick The Pig, Al Israel as Hector The Toad, Dennis Holahan as Banker, Mark Margolis as Shadow, Michael Alldredge as Sheffield, Ted Beniades as Seidelbaum, Richard Belzer as M.C. at Babylon Club, Paul Espel as Luis, John Brandon as Immigration Officer #3, Tony Perez as Immigration Officer #2, Garnett Smith as Immigration Officer #1, Loren Almaguer as Dr. Munoz, Gil Barreto as Cuban Refugee, Heather Benna as Gutierrez Child, Sue Bowser as Miriam, Tina Leigh Cameron as Saleslady, Victor Campos as Ronnie Echevierra, Robert Hammer Cannerday as Marielito, Rene Carrasco as Shooter, Albert Carrier as Pedro Quinn, John Carter as Vic Phillips, Richard Caselnova as Driver, Gary Carlos Cervantes as Shooter #1, Carlos Augusto Cestero as Matos, Johnny Contardo as Miguel Echevierra, Roberto Contreras as Emilio Rebenga, Gregory Cruz as Shooter #2, Dante D'Andre as General Strasser, Ben Frommer as Male Patron, Ronald G. Joseph as Car Salesman, Mario Machado as Interviewer, John McCann as Bank Spokesman, Victor Millan as Ariel Bleyer, Santos Morales as Waldo, Mike Moroff as Gaspar's Bodyguard, Manuel Padilla Jr. as Kid #2, Michael Rougas as Monsignor, Geno Silva as The Skull, Charles A. Tamburro as Helicopter Pilot, Angela Aames as Woman at Babylon Club, Lee Benton as Woman at Babylon Club, Lana Clarkson as Woman at Babylon Club, Ava Lazar as Woman at Babylon Club, Shelley Taylor Morgan as Woman at Babylon Club, Emilia Crow as Woman at Babylon Club, Jeanette Linne as Woman at Babylon Club, Margaret Michaels as Woman at Babylon Club, Katt Shea as Woman at Babylon Club, Barclay DeVeau as Ambassador's Daughter (uncredited), Charles Durning as Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited), Dennis Franz as Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited), Linda Gillen as Voice (uncredited), Gregg Henry as Charles Goodson (uncredited), Kevyn Major Howard as Extra (uncredited), Henry Kingi as Colombian Hitman (uncredited), Brett Ratner as Boy Lying on Raft in Pool (uncredited), Marcus Shirock as Boy at Pool (uncredited), Maxine Wasa as Dancer - LaLa (uncredited), Ilka Tanya Payán as Mrs. Gutierrez, Richard Delmonte as Fernando, Terri Taylor as Woman at Babylon Club
Director: Brian De Palma

Storyline:

After getting a green card in exchange for assassinating a Cuban government official, Tony Montana stakes a claim on the drug trade in Miami. Viciously murdering anyone who stands in his way, Tony eventually becomes the biggest drug lord in the state, controlling nearly all the cocaine that comes through Miami. But increased pressure from the police, wars with Colombian drug cartels and his own drug-fueled paranoia serve to fuel the flames of his eventual downfall.