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is still trying to prosecute Dudley Smith and begins working with him. When he meets an undercover officer, Johnny
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was also attached to the project at one point and was to play Glenda. The screenplay was written by Ellroy and
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as reflecting the "kind of mid-century explosion of art and music, and really letting that be the kind of guiding force behind it, as opposed to making it like this ... all 'period suits'. I really want to try to make it as accurate a reflection of L.A. at that moment in time as I can." He also
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had signed on to appear in the film. The script changes the
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Kafesjian. He spends one last night with Glenda, takes pictures to remember her by and flies to
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