Double Indemnity (3/9) Movie CLIP - A Red Hot Poker (1944) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Walter (Fred MacMurray) realizes that Phyllis (Barbara Stanwyck) wants him to kill her husband, but he's not that crazy. Or is he?
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Directed by Billy Wilder and adapted from a James M. Cain novel by Wilder and Raymond Chandler, Double Indemnity represents the high-water mark of 1940s film noir urban crime dramas in which a greedy, weak man is seduced and trapped by a cold, evil woman amidst the dark shadows and Expressionist lighting of modern cities. Phyllis Dietrichson (Barbara Stanwyck) seduces insurance agent Walter Neff (Fred MacMurray) into murdering her husband to collect his accident policy. The murder goes as planned, but after the couple's passion cools, each becomes suspicious of the other's motives. The plan is further complicated when Neff's boss Barton Keyes (Edward G. Robinson), a brilliant insurance investigator, takes over the investigation. Told in flashbacks from Neff's perspective, the film moves with ruthless determinism as each character meets what seems to be a preordained fate. Movie veterans Stanwyck, MacMurray, and Robinson give some of their best performances, and Wilder's cynical sensibility finds a perfect match in the story's unsentimental perspective, heightened by John Seitz's hard-edged cinematography. Double Indemnity ranks with the classics of mainstream Hollywood movie-making.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1944)
Cast: Barbara Stanwyck
Director: Billy Wilder
Producers: Buddy G. DeSylva, Joseph Sistrom
Screenwriters: Raymond Chandler, James M. Cain, Billy Wilder
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There's something about quick, witty dialogue that makes me want to watch it over and over again. Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck are immortalized in this scene. Both are gone, but their performance lives on. The other scenes I like are, Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor in The Maltese Falcon.
Every time they say the word baby in this film it’s just amazing
One of the best movies ever. Actors, directors , script and dialogue people. They don't make them like this anymore.
Yes, it's as close to perfection as they get.
Correct. The era of Woman in the Window, Little Caesar, Double Indemnity...dialogue and delivery were sooo beautiful.
I think you're swell. As long as I'm not your husband. 😂
i have looked at a very many list of the best 100 movies of all time , this movie is always missing , INEXPLICABLE !! .
Fans of Sunset Blvd might notice the mention of red hot poker and poking fire in both Double Indemnity and Sunset Blvd with respect to those who fall for the femme fatales. Brilliant symbolism.
Drive in for a bottle of beer. Mind. Blown. ;)
1:01 She knows that he's hooked and will come back again and again.
One of my favorite scenes. I like how Walter is his smart salesman self, piercing through Phillys' poorly concealed plan.
But, like every tragic figure, he falls on the banana skin even though he can clearly see it.
But it doesn't last long. MEN can get stupid around women many times and "forget" everything.
And they say voiceovers dont work in movies. His voice gives it that noir feel
Best film noir of all time.
*random bowling montage*
After doing so, a shot Neff returns to his place of work and confesses to his wrongdoing in his office, via Dictaphone. Keyes comes in and has overheard his confession in murdering both Mr. Dietrichson and Phyllis. He informs Neff that the police are coming over to arrest him for the murders. As he tries to escape planning to live out his life in Mexico rather than face the death penalty, Neff collapses to the floor near the elevator. Keyes offer him a cigarette as they wait for police to arrive to arrest Neff for the murders of Mr. Dietrichson and Phyllis.
I'll get outta here but quick
Drive-in beers, eh.
The good ol' days. 😮
That's the trouble with some women. They sink their fangs and claws into you and the man cannot struggle free no matter how hard he tries. He knows she's poison but he desperately wants her anyhow.
Luka Nikolic sounds like Medusa
She already killed the sick wife.
stanwyck,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1907-'90 rip
tradotto da noi,,,,,in,,,la fiamma del peccato
I'm crazy 'bout you baby!
Villiago I was thinking of that same line. That’s how you do a love scene. It would never get done this way today.
it's bebe
Just as long as I'm not your husband.
Best movie ever made...
Billy Wilder is a fucking genius. Check out Sunset Blvd.
And Some Like It Hot. Unbelievable that the same person (co-)wrote and directed both Sunset Blvd and Some like It Hot. His range was unsurpassed.
@@muddeer5383 Talk about a range!!! He fled war-torn Germany to make it in Hollywood. What a legend.
Before start the comedy in 50s, Billy Wilder make film drama or noir like Double Indemnity, The Lost Weekend, Sunset Boulevard & Stalag 17
Vitamin p is pretty strong, I guess.
He didn't like her tea.
Raymond chandler did the adaption from the novel and you can tell
when LA was livable
She knows.
Hellboy actor, could play Freddy role also
the door opens outwards
So that, in another scene, Barbara Stanwyck can hide behind it in the corridor when Edward G Robinson comes out of MacMurray's apartment!
@@postscript67 That's right.
You bet I get outta here baby, I get outta here but quick!!!
How'd she know where he lived?
It's a movie.
People's names and addresses were in the phone book once upon a time.
Its hard but easy at the same time back then
as she comes in he asks her...and she says....it's in the phone book
How is it possible to insure an individual without the person being aware of it in first place?
Watch the movie.
@@kenp3L I already did..years ago
He thought he was signing his auto insurance policy - which he did, but then he signed the life insurance form right after that without knowing it was a different document. Fred McMurray conspired with Barbara Stanwyck to mislead him.
HELLO! ------------------And then!