Excellent SC!

I agree with you though, I love that whole exchange between Stieger and Brando. As you said it is perhaps one of cinema's best scenes on the silver screen.

Do you mind if I finsh the story though?

Here's some more :

SC - "Why'd you say that thing about Don Vercetti?"

Consigliere's Lady - "What did I say?"

SC - "That he's got a pretty face."

Consigliere's Lady - "I never noticed his face."

SC- "I'll smash his face inside out. I'll make him into dog meat. Nobody's gonna think he's good-looking when I get through with him.

INT. WORTH STREET BASEMENT - DAY

Don Vercetti, wearing boxer trunks, steps off the scale.
Commissioner COL. EDDIE EAGAN, a white-haired, heavyset man
in his mid-forties, calls out the weight.

The basement of the New York Boxing Commission on Worth Street is a sparse room, crowded with REPORTERS, TRAINERS, GANGSTERBB MEMBERS and MANAGERS.

SC steps on the scale. He looks weak and woozy.

There's a commotion in SC's camp. Vercetti smiles.

INT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - NIGHT

It's the last round and SC is pouring it on a beaten and
virtually helpless Vercetti.

The CROWD of Gangsterbb members chants: "SC!!!!"
The kill is imminent -- and they love it.


SC moves in fast, and with a powerful barrage, smashes
Vercetti's nose -- plastering it against his left cheek.

The final bell rings. Vercetti, his legs all rubber, staggers back to his corner.

ANNOUNCER- "The winner, by unanimous decision, in ten rounds, SC!"

SC walks over to the opponents side of the ring, looks Vercetti square in the eye and says "Ya neva knocked me down Vercetti, ya neva knocked me down."

Walks back to his corner, turns to Geoff and Consigliere's lady and says "he ain't so pretty no more."


Don Cardi