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Greatest Film Scenes
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Compulsion (1959) In director Richard Fleischer's courtroom drama loosely based on the famous 1924 murder trial of Leopold and Loeb, in which there was a 10-15 minute eloquent, closing argument (considered the longest true monologue in film history) against the death penalty:
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