David is one of the playwrights introduced to Brian at a party in New York while Stewie prepares for the opening of his Broadway play in "Brian's Play". Brian tries to impress David by telling him what a big impression Glengarry Glen Ross made on him. When Brian tries to tout his own play, they pronounce it the worst piece of dreck they had ever seen and laugh at it, with David unleashing a string of profanity. David is voiced by John Viener.
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| - David is one of the playwrights introduced to Brian at a party in New York while Stewie prepares for the opening of his Broadway play in "Brian's Play". Brian tries to impress David by telling him what a big impression Glengarry Glen Ross made on him. When Brian tries to tout his own play, they pronounce it the worst piece of dreck they had ever seen and laugh at it, with David unleashing a string of profanity. David is voiced by John Viener.
- David Mamet is a Pulitzer Prize winning writer and the creator/executive producer of CBS' THE UNIT.
- David Mamet (born November 30, 1947) was a director of The Shield. He was nominated twice for an Academy Award for writing Wag the Dog and The Verdict.
- Stan gets advice from David on how to defeat car salesman Felix in "Failure is not a Factory-Installed Option".
- David Mamet es un novelista, ensayista, autor teatral, dramaturgo, guionista y director de cine estadounidense.
- David Mamet is a renowned American author, playwright, essayist, screenwriter and film director. He was born in Chicago in 1947 and attended Goddard College in Vermont. He is currently married to actress Rebecca Pidgeon, who has appeared in many of his plays and films. In addition to all of this, he has also written a number of books about the film and theatre industries, which are famous in their own right, some the most famous being Bambi Vs. Godzilla, Three Uses of the Knife, and On Directing Film. The Trope Maker, naturally, of Mamet Speak. Works include: Plays Film Television
- David Mamet: A play by David Mamet. Premiered 2010 at the Uncyclopedia Arts Festival, in cooperation with the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Cast:
* Joe Mantegna as David Mamet
* Rebecca Pidgeon as Lindsay Crouse Act 1: David: Hello. Lindsay: Hello? David: Hello. Excuse me. Excuse me. Lindsay: Are you David- David: What do you want? Lindsay: Mamet? Are you David Mamet? David: You want to know about David Mamet? The fuck? Is that what you want? Lindsay: I- David: Proof. You want proof? Lindsay: Proof of- David: Proof. Nothing was ever proved. Lindsay: You- Lindsay: Now. Lindsay: I- Lindsay: Your-
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| - David is one of the playwrights introduced to Brian at a party in New York while Stewie prepares for the opening of his Broadway play in "Brian's Play". Brian tries to impress David by telling him what a big impression Glengarry Glen Ross made on him. When Brian tries to tout his own play, they pronounce it the worst piece of dreck they had ever seen and laugh at it, with David unleashing a string of profanity. David is voiced by John Viener.
- David Mamet is a Pulitzer Prize winning writer and the creator/executive producer of CBS' THE UNIT.
- David Mamet (born November 30, 1947) was a director of The Shield. He was nominated twice for an Academy Award for writing Wag the Dog and The Verdict.
- David Mamet is a renowned American author, playwright, essayist, screenwriter and film director. He was born in Chicago in 1947 and attended Goddard College in Vermont. He is currently married to actress Rebecca Pidgeon, who has appeared in many of his plays and films. Mamet is most famous for his plays, and the film versions thereof, which are frequently adapted by Mamet himself. These works are known best for clever, vulgar, and rapid-fire worldplay. His plays also tend to be written for smaller casts: American Buffalo, Speed-the-Plow, and Boston Marriage, three of his best-known plays are all three-person plays. He has published more than thirty plays over his forty-year career. Beyond adapting (and often directing) the film versions of his own plays, Mamet has also written and directed original works for the screen, including Ronin (writer), Spartan (director), and Redbelt (writer and director). He also wrote the adapted screenplay to Brian De Palma's The Untouchables. He is now in talks to direct another adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank for 2010. In addition to all of this, he has also written a number of books about the film and theatre industries, which are famous in their own right, some the most famous being Bambi Vs. Godzilla, Three Uses of the Knife, and On Directing Film. In 1984, Mamet received the Pulitzer Prize for his most well-known play Glengarry Glen Ross. He received Tony Award nominations for Glengarry Glen Ross and Speed-the-Plow, and Oscar nominations for his screenplays to The Verdict and Wag the Dog. His newest play, Race, opened on Broadway December 2009, currently stars Dennis Haysbert and Eddie Izzard, and directed by Mamet himself. The Trope Maker, naturally, of Mamet Speak. Works include: Plays
* American Buffalo
* Bobby Gould in Hell
* Boston Marriage
* The Cryptogram
* The Duck Variations
* Edmond
* The Frog Prince
* Glengarry Glen Ross
* Lakeboat
* A Life in the Theatre
* November
* The Old Neighborhood
* Oleanna
* The Poet and the Rent
* Romance
* Reunion
* Sexual Perversity in Chicago
* The Shawl
* Speed the Plow
* The Squirrels
* The Voysey Inheritance (adaptation)
* The Water Engine
* The Woods Film
* The Edge (writer)
* Edmond (writer)
* Glengarry Glen Ross (screenplay)
* Hannibal (co-writer)
* House Of Games (directorial debut/co-writer with Jonathan Katz)
* Things Change (director/co-writer with Shel Silverstein)
* Heist (writer/director)
* Redbelt (writer/director)
* Ronin (script doctor)
* The Spanish Prisoner (director)
* Spartan (director)
* State and Main
* The Verdict
* Wag the Dog
* The Winslow Boy (adapted screenplay/director) Television
* The Unit (co-created with Shawn Ryan)
- Stan gets advice from David on how to defeat car salesman Felix in "Failure is not a Factory-Installed Option".
- David Mamet es un novelista, ensayista, autor teatral, dramaturgo, guionista y director de cine estadounidense.
- David Mamet: A play by David Mamet. Premiered 2010 at the Uncyclopedia Arts Festival, in cooperation with the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Cast:
* Joe Mantegna as David Mamet
* Rebecca Pidgeon as Lindsay Crouse Act 1: David: Hello. Lindsay: Hello? David: Hello. Excuse me. Excuse me. Lindsay: Are you David- David: What do you want? Lindsay: Mamet? Are you David Mamet? David: You want to know about David Mamet? The fuck? Is that what you want? Lindsay: I- David: Proof. You want proof? Lindsay: Proof of- David: Proof. Nothing was ever proved. Lindsay: You- David: OK. OK? I will tell you. I will tell you what you want to know. I will tell you. Lindsay: Now. David: Now? Does that answer your question? Fuck. What did I just tell you? Lindsay: I- David: Fuck. (Pause) What did I just tell you before I said "does that answer your question"? Fuck. I told you that "nothing was ever proved." (Pause) Did I tell you that? I did tell you that. Nothing was ever proved. (Pause) I rest my case. Lindsay: Your- David: What evidence do we really have that any of this story is true? What kind of proof? I will tell you. None! I just told you that. Lindsay: David is- David: Why are you asking me about David Mamet? (Pause) Why are you asking me about David Mamet? Why are are you asking me about David Mamet? Are you a fucking-? Lindsay: Is it that you (Pause) are an essentially trusting person? David: Hello? Lindsay: Do ...you see me as trustworthy? David (into phone): No. Please. (to Lindsay): Do you have an urgent need to trust people? Would you like to make love with me? Lindsay: OK. David: Since you trust me, ...(Pause) Now I will tell you the truth. Lindsay: Truth? David: (To phone) Hello...? Fuck. (hangs up phone, speaks to Lindsay) The truth is what I will tell you. (pause) Does that satisfy you? Does that prove what you have been saying? Lindsay: You- David: I hope it does. I hope it does. You are in a lot of trouble. (pause) You are in a lot of trouble. It just goes to show. It just goes to show. Lindsay: What? David: What does it just go to show? That nothing was ever proved. Fuck.
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