The web parody "Glengarry Glen Ross Jr" inserts footage of a boy named Jesse into scenes from the film adaptation of the David Mamet play Glengarry Glen Ross. In the Internet version, Jesse recites a monologue delivered by Alec Baldwin in the film, and intercuts it with footage featuring Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris and Alan Arkin.

1. Inspired by Mamet's actual job in a Chicago real estate office
2. Play first opened on March 25, 1984
3. Title refers to real estate developments: Glengarry Highlands and Glen Ross Farms
4. Baldwin's character known as "Blake"
5. Blake did not appear in the stage version
6. Coach Phil Jackson used Baldwin monologue to motivate Los Angeles LakersFox Sports: Give Kobe a hand, but don't forget Kupchak (May 30, 2008)
7. Baldwin monologue referenced in the film Boiler Room

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