Catch Al Pacino killing the role of a gangster in Carlito's Way and Scarface.
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Scarface: In the 1980s, a determined criminal-minded Cuban immigrant becomes the biggest drug smuggler in Miami, and is eventually undone by his own drug addiction.
Carlito's Way: A Puerto Rican former convict, just released from prison, pledges to stay away from drugs and violence despite the pressure around him and lead on to a better life outside of N.Y.C.
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A tense series of confrontations involving betrayal, power struggles, and the desire for redemption. The narrative follows the violent removal of a traitor, the assertion of territorial dominance, and a protagonist's internal struggle to leave his criminal past behind in favor of a clean break.
Come in, man.
**** you with
your dress!
You wanna **** with me?
No, I'm fine.
You wanna play, guys?
Okay.
Have a good night with you.
Come on.
Okay.
You wanna play, what?
What
are
you
talking
about?
Come on, you listen to me, huh?
Do you know what a hussy is, Frank?
That's a pig.
That don't fly straight.
Neither do you, Frank.
**** what I heard to you.
I brought you in.
So we had a few differences, huh?
No big deal.
I gave you your start.
I was the one who believed in you.
I stay loyal to you.
I made what I could on the side, but I never turned you, Frank.
For you, a man ain't
got his worth.
It's a cockroach.
Do something, will you?
It's your tree, Frank.
I'm sitting in it.
Please, give me a second chance.
Can I, Tony?
Can you do that?
Please.
You give me a second chance.
I'll give you ten million dollars, Tony.
Ten million?
I can't even vote over there in Spain, Tony.
We go over there, we get on a plane, and it's yours.
Okay?
Okay, Tony?
Please, Tony.
Elvira! Elvira! You and Elvira!
You're gonna have her. I go away, I'm gonna disappear, Tony.
You'll never see me again, Tony. Please, I don't want to die.
I never did nothing to nobody, I never...
No, no, no, you never did nothing to nobody.
You had somebody else do it for you.
Oh, Tony, come on, I ain't begging you.
Get off! Jesus, get off me!
Oh, God!
No, no, no, don't kill me, please.
I ain't gonna kill you.
Get off.
Manolo, shoot that piece of ----.
No,
no,
no!
Every dog has his day, huh, Mel?
I told him it didn't make any sense
flipping you when we had you working for us.
You wouldn't listen.
Good heart tonight.
Not to bro them.
You know, I fucked up.
You too, Mel.
You fucked up.
You go too far, Tommy.
I ain't not, Mel.
You are.
I can't
shoot
a cop.
Whoever said you was one?
Wait a minute!
Can you let me go and fix this up?
Sure, man.
Maybe you can hand out yourself one
of them first-class tickets to the resurrection.
Son of a bitch.
So long, man.
Have a good trip.
**** you!
What about
Ernie?
You want a job, Ernie?
Sure, Tony.
Okay, you call me tomorrow.
Hey, man.
You got a job.
Hey, Tony.
Thanks.
I'm going to the
Bronx, uptown.
Which way I go for that?
I'm going to take a right here,
shoot down the alley, and up the stairs.
You can't miss it.
Thank you very much.
Moratti's up top someplace. Come on, move, move.
What do you mean, move?
Mi
Blanco
from
the
Bronx.
Stop him
here. Stop
him here.
The chick, Steffi,
belongs to the club.
Now, if I ever, I mean, if I ever see you here again, die.
Just like that.
You're over, man.
**** in the history books. That's what you are, man.
So you might as well ******* kill me now,
because if I ever see you again,
I swear to God, I'm going to ******* kill you.
Get him out. Take him out the back.
Bienvenido!
Take him in the alley.
Dumb move, man.
But it's like them old reflexes coming back.
And he's got to go down.
And if I don't do it, they're going to say, Carlito, he's flaky, man.
Slacked out.
I used to be bad guy.
Joint got the Carlito.
The street is watching.
She is watching all the time.
Hold it, hold it, hold it.
Carlito, Carlito, let's drop him off, man.
Let's put him in the trunk of the car and drive him off the pier.
See ya.
Oh man.
Come on, Papi, man, it ain't that far down the block, man.
Come on, be like the old days, Papi, be funny, be funny.
Let him go.
What?
Let him go, get him out of here.
Any other time, that punk would die.
But I can't do that ---- no more.
Don't want to burn nobody, even when I know I should.
That ain't me now.
All I want is to get my 75 grand and get out.
Just do it!