Hello, my name's Justin the clue, and I'm here today with Will Slown.

And you're listening to The Important Cinema Club.

This is a podcast that you're listening to, The Important Cinema Club, where we're going to be talking about David Mamet.

A guy, we're going to talk about it.

Fuck you.

Fuck you.

Fuck you, Justin.

Yes, that's right.

That is the dulcet tone.

No, no, listen, listen to me. Listen, listen to me. Fuck you. Of David Mamet, his particular style,

which me and Will just covered ourselves in like a toxic goo throughout this week watching his

movies. David Mamet has a multifaceted career.

First and foremost, of course,

he's one of the most famous and acclaimed American playwrights living today.

Author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Glenn Gary Glenn Ross,

as well as Oleanah, Speed the Plow, American Buffalo, among others.

He defined American theater in a way. Like, he is one of the greats. He has

also, at this point in time, completely lost his marbles, which makes you reevaluate all the work

that he's done before. I'm sure we'll get to that because, you know, I saw a clip of him on

Fox News pretty recently where he was going off about the groomer panic, you know, that business.

And you think, how can this man be the same man who wrote Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross?

How can you be, in my personal opinion, so smart in one area and so, so silly in another area?

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