| | 'Diamond Men' avoids the 'Death of a Salesman' stereotype (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | In "Diamond Men," a low-budget American indie comedy/drama that he also executive produced, Forster finally gets the kind of Gene Hackman-like star part his revived career deserves, and he does himself proud. |
 | | And when he has a heart attack in the first scene of the film, he finds himself no longer insurable to carry a line of diamonds, his company decides it has no use for him, and his three decades of experience and relationships suddenly mean absolutely zero. |
 | | The script traces his last few weeks on the job as he struggles to hang on in any way he can, while training his replacement (Donnie Wahlberg), an annoying and incompetent twentysomething whose brief work experience is in vending machines. |
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