A new Scarface arrives in town, and he comes straight from Marvel Universe

Danny Ramirez should resume the legendary role of Tony Montana in a remake.

After the version of Luca Guadagnino fell into the water, Hollywood relaunches the remake project of Scarface !

The recently created Pinstripes production company is currently developing a modern rereading of the 1930 novel signed Armitage Trail. Suitable for the first time in 1932 by Howard Hawks, then immortalized in 1983 by Brian de Palma with an Al Pacino at the top of his art, Scarface There remains one of the most iconic gangster films in the history of cinema.

During an interview with Deadline, Danny Ramirez, that we saw this year at Marvel in Captain America: Brave New World before his return in Avengers: Doomsdayconfirmed that he would play the main role of this new version.

It should be noted that he is the founder of Pinstripes, including the first feature film, Dead Man’s Wirewill be a criminal drama directed by Gus Van Sant, which will be presented at the Venice Mostra these days.

Danny Ramirez, noticed in Top Gun: Mavericktherefore develops this new Scarface With his creative partner of Pinstripes, Tom Culliver.

“One of the great works we are adapting at the moment is Scarface. Obviously, Danny will play Scarface” specifies Culliver.

“We want to modernize the story, starting from the original novel. We are developing the project independently, with already funding in place. Of course, there is the Pacino heritage in the 80s and the 1932 film, but it is a work that deserves modernized. And having Danny at the head of the poster is very exciting.”

For his part, Danny Ramirez assumes the magnitude of the challenge, but above all sees a unique opportunity:

“Scarface is for us the dream role. But also the chance to develop it in a way that speaks to me. In 2025, this story is more relevant than ever. This is exactly where we want to take it.”

Inspired by the real trajectory of Al Capone, Scarface tells the ascent and the fall of a gangster. The 1983 version followed Tony Montana, an immigrant Cuban who became a drug baron in Miami, in a story of violence and excess that has permanently marked pop culture.

No filming or release date has yet been announced for this new Scarface.