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Keith Gordon and Kat Ellinger join Mike to discuss Double Indemnity, its 1973 TV remake, the adult adaptation Eruption (1977), Body Heat (1981), and the Body Heat/Double Indemnity mash-up, Jism (2003).
Labels: Barbara Stanwyck Billy Wilder Edward G Robinson Film Noir Fred MacMurray James M Cain Kat Ellinger Keith Gordon Noirvember Raymond Chandler
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Anonymous Best line ever! "I couldn't hear my own footsteps. It was the walk of a dead man."Anonymous This completely turned me around on Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray when I was a kid who only them from BIG VALLEY, and MY THREE SONS/FLUBBER. I was about 12 when I first saw it (which would be 1979) and was particularly interested because I already loved SOME LIKE IT HOT. I love showing this and then SUNSET BLVD to young people who love film but haven't gotten to Wilder yet. ~Sean SmithsonAnonymous I just watched this for the first time. Now I know what Frank Miller was influenced by in Sin City: A Dame To Kill For. Phyllis’ death scene is exactly the same as Eva Green’s in Sin City 2.