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Alec Baldwin is on camera for barely eight minutes in Glengarry Glen Ross, the tightly wound and actually very fine film adaptation of David Mamet's play. But his big speech, whipping up the assembled real estate salesmen with reptilian gung ho, could stand as a compressed version of what makes Baldwin, when bad, so good. B+
Posted Jul 19, 1996
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