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Double Indemnity (1944) (YouTube) (Patreon)

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2025-02-01 11:50:22
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Content

Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray, Edward G. Robinson, Jean Heather, Porter Hall, Byron Barr, Tom Powers

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Comments

Michael Soukup

How does Joe catch up on these great insomnia films you’ve been watching? Sorry for your insomnia but the films you are watching are among my favorites…

Actuarial Lurker

So was the 60s sitcom really called "My 5 Sons" before it aired and what happened to the kids' mother that made Fred MacMurray a widower and need Uncle Charlie to be a live in caretaker?...curious minds would like to know

Actuarial Lurker

This was based on a TRUE notorious 1920s case when a wife and her traveling salesman lover were accused of killing her husband in NYC.

Actuarial Lurker

Stanwyck was a "Ziegfiled girl" at age 16 in 1923....so this was "late" in her overall career

Actuarial Lurker

There is a 2-year exclusion clause in most life insurance policies to prevent such mischief...also the insurance AGENT would be responsible for SOME "field underwriting" as in disclosing how well he knew the customer and the purpose of the insurance- but its the "home office" underwriter who would perform risk assessment on the medical condition, moral character etc (back then) of the potential insured and beneficiary....

Youtalkingtome
>>163244518

The exclusion clause makes a lot of sense, given the temptation of putting a price tag on a dead person or property.

Youtalkingtome
>>163237295

That's a great question! I just tell him, "I watched Sunset Boulevard last night. You really need to check it out!" And hope for the best.

Youtalkingtome
>>163243385

You know, I'm sure I didn't watch the entire show, but I'm pretty sure I never heard mention of the mother. Maybe MacMurray finally played a murderer who got away with it.