A new adaptation of the 1930 Scarface novel is set to be led by a star from Marvel and The Last of Us, with the actor remarking that the story is particularly pertinent in the year 2025.

In an exciting development for film enthusiasts, production company Pinstripes, run by Danny Ramirez and his college friend Tom Culliver, has announced plans to adapt the classic film Scarface. The remake will see Ramirez taking on the lead role, a role he is reportedly eager to develop in a way that resonates with the current era.

According to Deadline, Ramirez, known for his roles in the MCU and The Last of Us, will play the protagonist in the new adaptation. The production company has secured development financing for the project, but as of now, no projected release date has been announced.

The new Scarface adaptation will draw inspiration from the Pacino legacy of the 1980s remake, as well as the original 1932 film and the novel by Armitage Trail on which it was based. The goal is to modernize the story while staying faithful to its gritty, powerful narrative.

Tom Culliver shares Ramirez's enthusiasm for the project, finding the narrative ripe for modernization. The duo, along with their production company, are also seeking partners for their upcoming projects, including the Scarface adaptation.

For those who follow the world of drama films, this news is a significant development. With Ramirez's talent and the team's commitment to a modernized adaptation, the new Scarface remake promises to be a compelling addition to the cinematic landscape.

As the project progresses, fans can expect more updates on the release date and further details about the new Scarface adaptation. In the meantime, stay tuned for more news about this exciting venture and other projects from Pinstripes.