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Jay also appeared in Mamet films such as "House of Games," ''State and Main" and "Heist."

[USA], Aug 10 ( ANI ): Veteran actress Amy Morton is all set to make her directorial debut for a revival of David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning play 'Glengarry Glen Ross' with an all-female ensemble.

THE STORY: Set in Prohibition-era Chicago, Mamet's first novel in over 20 years tells the story of Mike Hodge, a World War I fighter pilot turned reporter who won't keep his nose out of things that don't concern him.

David Mamet hasn't published a novel in 20 years, but he makes up for it in every way with Chicago.

What is primarily at stake concerning the adaptive status of Mamet's Faustus is that adaptation, far from being a slavish copying, accords with the classical notion of imitatio or mimesis, and as such, it reflects the dynamism of artistic creativity and the "process of making the adapted material one's own" (Hutcheon, 2006: 20).

NEW YORK -- Al Pacino will return to Broadway next year in a new play by David Mamet written with the Oscar-winner in mind.

Sadly, that word sums up the London stage debut of Lindsay Lohan, who dutifully expresses the intention of each line in David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow." The bad news, however, is that she's not the problem.

Former New York detective Edward Mamet, who led a squad hunting sex attackers, said footage should be released more readily by police in Scotland to enlist the public's help.

David Mamet is a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, screenwriter and director mid author of The Wicked Son: Anti-Semitism, Self-hatred, and the Jews.

Now, Glamour is reaching outside the traditional editorial box for its two newest columnists: Parks and Recreation star Rashida Jones and Girls' Zosia Mamet. In her bimonthly column, "My Zo-Called Life," launching in Glamour's February issue, Mamet will tackle issues facing young single women, from insecurity to dating to fashion.

Glengarry Glen Ross The Shakespeare of inventive swearing, this big screen adaptation of Mamet's blistering stage play about the cutthroat world of real estate uses the kind of bad language that would not only turn the air blue but your hair white.

ASK Zosia Mamet where she lives and she'll tell you it's, at least partly, "on an airplane".