Say hello to 70 questions on Tony Montana, the cast, Miami's cocaine empire and the wild behind-the-scenes facts most fans have never heard.
The world is yours — but can you answer these? Brian De Palma's 1983 crime epic is one of the most quoted, referenced and debated films in cinema history. This quiz goes beyond the famous one-liners into the details that true fans know: the casting decisions, the production secrets, the characters behind the characters.
Five categories. 70 questions. From easy to expert. Whether you've seen it once or memorised every frame, this quiz will test the limits of your knowledge. The answer is always the money.
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Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983) is one of the most enduring crime films in cinema history — a three-hour odyssey following Cuban refugee Tony Montana from the streets of Miami's Little Havana to the top of its cocaine empire. Written by Oliver Stone, the film was a commercial hit on release despite near-universal critical dismissal, and its reputation has grown every decade since. Al Pacino's volcanic performance as Tony Montana became one of the defining roles in American film.
This quiz covers five distinct angles: the characters and cast (from Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer to Steven Bauer and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio), the dialogue (the film's quotes have infiltrated everyday language in a way very few films ever have), the plot and story structure, behind-the-scenes production facts most fans have never heard, and the arc of Tony Montana's rise from refugee to drug lord to spectacular downfall.
Tony Montana, Elvira, Manny, Frank Lopez, Alejandro Sosa, Gina. Who played them, who was considered, and what makes each character tick.
The film's quotes are legendary. But how well do you actually know them? The exact wording, who said them, and to whom — tested in detail.
The sequence of events, the key turning points, and the details that fans who've seen it once might miss but true devotees know cold.
Oliver Stone's script, De Palma's direction, the production in Miami and Los Angeles, the casting battles, and the film's troubled critical reception on release.
From Mariel boatlift to the Babylon Club, from the first Colombians to the final chainsaw, to the last stand on the stairs of his mansion. The arc of a legend.