Scarface (1983)

Scarface was Al Capone's nickname, and Howard Hughes's 1932 film, directed by Howard Hawks with Paul Muni as a thinly disguised Capone, went out under the subtitle The Shame of the Nation. Half a century later Al Pacino saw it and took the idea to his producer, Martin Bregman. Oliver Stone swapped Prohibition liquor for the Miami cocaine trade and an Italian immigrant for a Cuban refugee. Brian De Palma did the rest, and Tony Montana became the most quoted screen gangster since Vito Corleone.

This is the US One Sheet from the original release, carrying the split-design campaign and the tagline "He loved the American Dream. With a vengeance." It remains folded exactly as it was sent out to American cinemas in 1983.

• Year: 1983
• Nationality: United States
• Condition: Folded-as-issued
• Type: Original US One Sheet
• Size: 27 x 41 inches
• Product Code: P1002