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Yesterday a video emerged on the Internet that had the perfect elements for a viral sensation: the last scene in an apparent grade-school production of Brian DePalma's Scarface. Instead of cocaine, lil' Tony Montana had a mountain of popcorn. Instead of swearing, the tiny Michelle Pfieffer in a blond wig screamed "Fudge you, Tony!" At the end, an audience of proud parents clapped. As some outraged individuals pointed out, we've heard of putting your kids on a theater track early, but a tiny tots Scarface was more ridiculous than Rushmore's high-school production of Serpico. And, as it turned out, just as movie-magic fabricated.
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Elementary School Scarface Punks The Internet: It’s a Fake
Yesterday a video emerged on the Internet that had the perfect elements for a viral sensation: the last scene in an apparent grade-school production of Brian DePalma's Scarface. Instead of cocaine, lil' Tony Montana had a mountain of popcorn. Instead of swearing, the tiny Michelle Pfieffer in a blond wig screamed "Fudge you, Tony!" At the end, an audience of proud parents clapped. As some outraged individuals pointed out, we've heard of putting your kids on a theater track early, but a tiny tots Scarface was more ridiculous than Rushmore's high-school production of Serpico. And, as it turned out, just as movie-magic fabricated.
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