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Till Death Do Us Part | Mommy's Girl | Commercial

Young multi-millionaire, Joseph Dunphy, desperately wants to enter the uppercrust of New York high society. The question is how does a young upstart accomplish that? He does it by attaching himself to a washed up old playwright named George Saul.

Saul writes the story of his life, or he thinks he does, and our young Mr. Dunphy turns it into a Broadway hit. It sounds like a simple enough transaction. A huge pay day and return to Broadway for the former Pulitzer prize winning playwright George Saul, and respectability for Dunphy. Problem is getting the story about one's life staight isn't always easy. Sometimes what is left out is really the story.

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