“Captain Scarface” is a crime drama film released in 1953. The story revolves around a gangster named Steve Morgan, aka “Captain Scarface” (played by Barton MacLane), who is the head of a smuggling ring. Morgan, who is known for his ruthless ways, is constantly evading the law and is wanted by the police.
One day, Morgan meets a young woman named Terry (played by Virginia Grey) and falls in love with her. However, Terry is unaware of Morgan’s criminal activities and believes that he is a legitimate businessman. When Terry finds out the truth about Morgan’s criminal past, she is shocked and tries to convince him to leave his life of crime.
Meanwhile, the police are hot on Morgan’s trail and are determined to bring him to justice. Morgan realizes that his time is running out and decides to take one last risk. He plans a huge smuggling operation that could make him a fortune but also puts him in grave danger.
As the operation unfolds, the police close in on Morgan and his gang, and a tense shootout ensues. In the end, Morgan is shot and killed, and Terry is left to mourn the loss of the man she loved.
Overall, “Captain Scarface” is a classic crime drama that explores themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of a life of crime.
Directors:
Paul Guilfoyle
Writer:
Charles Lang
Stars:
Barton MacLane, Virginia Grey, Leif Erickson
