Double Indemnity

1944 · 107 MIN · IMDB 8.3 · 173,555 VOTES · DIR. Billy Wilder

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Overview

A rich woman and a calculating insurance agent plot to kill her unsuspecting husband after he signs a double indemnity policy.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,701 lines

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00:02:05 Why, hello there, Mr. Neff.
00:08:08 If you'll wait till I put something on, I'll be right down.
00:11:38 Suppose it doesn't take.
00:15:05 Well, I get darn sick of trying to pick up after a gang of fast-talking salesmen...
00:18:41 Suppose something like that happened to my husband.
00:22:11 to get my mind thinking about something else for a while.
00:26:28 He thinks a lot more of her than he does of me.
00:30:25 you're gonna do it and I'm gonna help you.
00:34:24 - Did you play football, Mr. Dietrichson? - Left guard.
00:38:33 If I did, I like to pick them myself. Come on.
00:42:16 Then it was the 15th of June. You may remember that date, Keyes.
00:45:28 Dames chasing you again? Or still? Or is it none of my business?
00:49:07 and the three honks on the horn that were to be the signal.
00:58:11 It's straight down the line, isn't it?
01:02:03 I couldn't sell him at first.
01:05:40 You know that, of course. Now, we could go to court...
01:10:03 Maybe he just didn't know that he was insured.
01:14:09 No. It's all yours, Walter.
01:18:01 Come in. Come in, Walter.
01:21:07 - Expenses paid, of course. - Oh, yes. Yes. Of course.
01:24:58 It isn't the money anymore. It's our necks. We're pulling out, do you understand?
01:29:51 Margie. I still bet she drinks from the bottle.
01:36:23 I was a sucker.
01:41:47 I know who told you that. It's not true.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,701
Dialogue density15.9 lines / min
First line00:02:05
Final line01:41:47

Production Record

DirectorBilly Wilder
LanguageEnglish
Budget$927,262
Revenue$2,500,000
IMDb votes173,555