Scarface: The Elementary School Play is Staged, Really

Francisco Alvarado March 30, 2010 2:46PM

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TMZ reports the little-tyke production of Tony Montana's spiral descent into Miami's cocaine-fueled underworld is the brilliant work of director Marc Klasfeld and Rockhard Films, which did the video for Lady Gaga's "Poker Face."

It was produced in Los Angeles using child actors. And here I was hoping Miami-Dade County Public Schools had entered a new progressive era in education.

Oh well.

Scarface: The Elementary School Play is Staged, Really

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