The world of cinema is abuzz with speculation that Al Pacino might reprise his iconic role as Tony Montana in a sequel to the cult classic Scarface. Tentatively titled Scarface 2: Legacy of the King, rumors suggest that Universal Pictures is considering revisiting the gritty, larger-than-life world of crime, greed, and ambition that defined the original 1983 masterpiece. Although Tony Montana’s fate seemed sealed in the climactic shootout at the end of the first film, recent whispers suggest that Scarface 2 could explore the fallout of his empire’s collapse. Early plot concepts hint at a surviving legacy—whether through a hidden heir, a reimagined past, or a prequel-like twist involving Montana’s early days before his infamous rise to power. While nothing has been officially confirmed, insiders have hinted that Al Pacino is open to returning to the Scarface universe. His recent cryptic comment during a film festival Q&A—”Tony Montana left some unfinished business”—has fans speculating wildly. Pacino’s involvement, whether as a star, a narrator, or even a producer, would undoubtedly elevate the project and draw audiences eager to revisit Montana’s world of excess and tragedy.