An unemployed "John Doe" threatens suicide in protest of social ills in a final letter from fired reporter Ann Mitchell. It rehires Ann and John Willoughby to imitate "Doe." Ann and her superiors cynically milk the narrative until the made-up "John Doe" idea develops a political movement, which it does.
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An unemployed "John Doe" threatens suicide in protest of social ills in a final letter from fired reporter Ann Mitchell. It rehires Ann and John Willoughby to imitate "Doe." Ann and her superiors cynically milk the narrative until the made-up "John Doe" idea develops a political movement, which it does.
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