In Scarface (1983), "Tony" says "The eyes, chico, they never lie." That's because the story is telling us that this is a Cuban drug lord, but our eyes are telling us that it's an Italian-American who we've seen in several other movies.Similar_Set

In Scarface (1983), "Tony" says "The eyes, chico, they never lie." That's because the story is telling us that this is a Cuban drug lord, but our eyes are telling us that it's an Italian-American who we've seen in several other movies.

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[WP] On a first date, a trans man goes into a public restroom and injects himself with testosterone. His date walks in and sees him doing this, and he admits he is trans. His date then reveals she is a trans woman.

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In Scarface (1983), &quot;Tony&quot; says &quot;The eyes, chico, they never lie.&quot; That&#39;s because the story is telling us that this is a Cuban drug lord, but our eyes are telling us that it&#39;s an Italian-American who we&#39;ve seen in several other movies.

[WP] On a first date, a trans man goes into a public restroom and injects himself with testosterone. His date walks in and sees him doing this, and he admits he is trans. His date then reveals she is a trans woman.

My Immortal is just some kid lusting over Tom Felton

Actors of Reddit, how do you respond when someone calls you by your character’s name instead of your real name?

If a group of crazy Al Pacino fans caught Al Pacino in a giant glue trap, would you call that a kidnapping? If so, why are you ok with using glue traps to catch mice?

Catch Me If You Can is an actor playing an actor who can’t act.

If this were a real crossover, would you watch it?

If this were a real crossover, would you watch it?

What would happen if Free Guy had flashbacks to being Deadpool?

[WP] A character played by an actor tells a younger character played by the same actor that he’s him from the future, but has trouble convincing him.

In the Deadpool movie, the Deadpool actor keeps breaking character. For some reason, the director is ok with it.

The Problem With Deadpool (2016)

Why did Christopher Reeve play Clark Kent so differently from its alter ego, Superman?

What are some movies where a character appears to be speaking English, but when it switches to another character&#39;s perspective, they are suddenly speaking their own language (not counting animal characters that appear to be talking but are actually making animal noises)?

How would you react if Al Pacino signed his name as &quot;Jimmy Hoffa&quot; on your poster of The Irishman?

In One Battle After Another (2025), a woman firing a rifle says &quot;Bitch, I felt like Tony Montana&quot; instead of &quot;Bitch, I felt like Scarface&quot; or &quot;Bitch, I felt like Al Pacino&quot;. This implies that in this Universe, Al Pacino is really Tony Montana in real life.

All actors that starred in movies based on true stories committed identity theft.

Would you rather donate to a homeless murderer, or an upstanding rich person?

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What would you do if a group of immigration officers mistook Al Pacino for a real Cuban, put him to sleep with a tranquilizer dart, and loaded him into a deportation ship to be &quot;returned&quot; to Cuba?

What would you do if a group of immigration officers mistook Al Pacino for a real Cuban, put him to sleep with a tranquilizer dart, and loaded him into a deportation ship to be &quot;returned&quot; to Cuba?

The Lost &amp; Found just makes it take longer to retrieve things you left behind.

What do you think of this quote from Alicia Kennedy?

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What would comic book Deadpool think of live-action Deadpool?

In Scarface (1983), "Tony" says "The eyes, chico, they never lie." That's because the story is telling us that this is a Cuban drug lord, but our eyes are telling us that it's an Italian-American who we've seen in several other movies.

What are some movies where a character appears to be speaking English, but when it switches to another character's perspective, they are suddenly speaking their own language (not counting animal characters that appear to be talking but are actually making animal noises)?

How would you react if Al Pacino signed his name as "Jimmy Hoffa" on your poster of The Irishman?

In One Battle After Another (2025), a woman firing a rifle says "Bitch, I felt like Tony Montana" instead of "Bitch, I felt like Scarface" or "Bitch, I felt like Al Pacino". This implies that in this Universe, Al Pacino is really Tony Montana in real life.

What would you do if a group of immigration officers mistook Al Pacino for a real Cuban, put him to sleep with a tranquilizer dart, and loaded him into a deportation ship to be "returned" to Cuba?

What would you do if a group of immigration officers mistook Al Pacino for a real Cuban, put him to sleep with a tranquilizer dart, and loaded him into a deportation ship to be "returned" to Cuba?

The Lost & Found just makes it take longer to retrieve things you left behind.