It is time for my third favourite scene from a film by my favourite director, Howard Hawks. Hawks is not usually known for his long takes, but if he wanted to he was no stranger to it, and this is a remarkable example. The opening shot of
Scarface (1932), with the great Lee Garmes as cinematographer. And, as an added bonus,
here's a link to the article on Hawks that Jacques Rivette wrote and that I mentioned in my previous
post.
The two previous postings with favourite Hawks's scenes are
here and
here.