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"We do not completely understand your dietary customs, but we are proud and grateful that your god insists you eat our food on Christmas."
The writer/director sheds a little light on why he chose to take on an HBO biopic of the imprisoned producer.
David Mamet's play is performed, word perfect, by Patrick Stewart and T.R. Knight. And that's the problem.
Plus, David Mamet explains to Stephen Colbert why he won't eat carbohydrates or watch 'Mamma Mia!,' on our regular late-night roundup.
Funny or Die takes it up a notch.
Plus: Chris Rock takes on Kurosawa for his next remake.
Keep watch for shows with two characters talking about a third. Mamet hates those shows.
"I feel really excited to be alive at this point."
Surely there must be some way to pin some of the blame for the failure of 'Oleanna' on Jeremy Piven, right?
Plus: Winnie Mandela gets a biopic! The Mol strikes again! And it's curtains for ‘Oleanna’!
"It's not a film version of 'The Diary of Anne Frank.' The story evolved into something more intense."
ANNE: When I write I can shake off all my cares. PETER: Then the machine gets a hold of you. You know they want rewrites?
Plus: 'Fela!' moving to Broadway.
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