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Norman Gives A Speech (1989)
Just before quitting time Norman's boss makes the fateful decision to delegate tomorrow's big presentation to his least accomplished and most accident-prone employee. Norman works on his speech throughout the night, despite several interruptions, but the next morning he delivers it with typical Krasnerian results.
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Just before quitting time Norman's boss makes the fateful decision to delegate tomorrow's big presentation to his least accomplished and most accident-prone employee. Norman works on his speech throughout the night, despite several interruptions, but the next morning he delivers it with typical Krasnerian results.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Shevard Goldstein, Jim Herbert
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Film Communications Group
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