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THE STORY OF THE SHOT

Glengarry Glen Ross

most famous scene isn’t in . Which must have baffled anyone who, having seen James Foley’s adaptation of David Mamet’s Pulitzer-winning piece, ever picked up the original play, about a group of embattled real estate salesmen, and turned to the opening scene. The one where a ball-busting executive called Blake

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