What famous Arthur Miller play features the later life of Willie Loman?

All My Sons?

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Death of a Salesman
The tragic story of Willy Loman, an aging salesman tormented by an overwhelming sense of failure, highlights the false values of contemporary consumer society and questions traditional ideas of success and failure. As a result of the power of the play, the term
Willy Loman came to mean a man who has tragically sacrificed or sold his own life, and that of his family, in pursuit of the so-called American Dream. It was written in 1949.