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The Things People Want (1948) | Slate

The Things People Want

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The Things People Want

Distinctive sales training film on the hierarchy of human needs, starring a young John Forsythe.

Released: 1948
Runtime: 20m

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John ForsytheDon
James GregoryPete

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