Blu-Ray Criterion Collection Release date: 31/May/2022
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2100530046
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Original language:
English (ENG)
Subtitle:
English (ENG)
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Labelcode CCIN3360BR
Double Indemnity, now available in a stunning Blu-Ray edition from the Criterion Collection, is one of film noir?s defining masterpieces. Directed by Billy Wilder and released in 1944, this suspenseful tale of greed and betrayal stars Fred MacMurray as insurance salesman Walter Neff and Barbara Stanwyck as the seductive Phyllis Dietrichson. Together with Edward G. Robinson?s unforgettable performance as claims investigator Barton Keyes, the trio delivers a gripping narrative that has influenced generations of filmmakers. The Criterion Collection is renowned for its meticulous restorations and insightful bonus features, ensuring cinephiles experience classic films at their best.
Billy Wilder was an Austrian-born American filmmaker whose illustrious career includes classics such as Sunset Boulevard, Some Like It Hot, and The Apartment?each celebrated for sharp wit and innovative storytelling. Barbara Stanwyck was one of Hollywood's most versatile actresses with acclaimed roles in Stella Dallas and Ball of Fire; her turn in Double Indemnity remains iconic. Fred MacMurray transitioned seamlessly between comedies like The Absent-Minded Professor to darker fare like this film noir gem. Edward G. Robinson made his mark with Little Caesar before becoming synonymous with tough yet principled characters.
This Criterion release offers not only a pristine transfer but also extensive extras: interviews, documentaries on film noir history, commentary tracks featuring scholars and critics, plus archival materials that deepen appreciation for both the movie itself and its legendary creators.
Actors:
Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson, Porter Hall, Jean Heather, Tom Powers, Byron Barr, Richard Gaines, Fortunio Bonanova, John Philliber