What is the meaning of Speed Plow in David play?

In David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow, the title refers to the speedy process of producing mediocre movies. The main characters, Bobby Gould and Charlie Fox, are Hollywood producers attempting to make a quick profit by producing a low-quality action movie. The title implies that their motive is to work fast, get rich, and take no responsibility for their work's quality. The use of "speed plow" also suggests that they are cultivating Hollywood's fast, disposable movie culture, prioritizing financial gain over artistic integrity.