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Double Indemnity

1944, Movie, NR, 106 mins

Double Indemnity: Cast & Details

Year: 1944
Rated NR
Parental Rating: Cautionary; some scenes objectionable
Country Of Origin: U.S.
Running Time: 106
Format: Black & White
Genre(s): Crime
Production Co(s).: Paramount
Released By: Paramount

Award(s)
Academy Award Nominee: Best Picture
Academy Award Nominee: Best Actress - Barbara Stanwyck
Academy Award Nominee: Best Director - Billy Wilder
Academy Award Nominee: Best Sound Recording - Loren Ryder
Academy Award Nominee: Best B/W Cinematography - John Seitz
Academy Award Nominee: Best Score (Drama or Comedy) - Miklos Rozsa
Academy Award Nominee: Best Screenplay - Raymond Chandler, Billy Wilder

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Cast
Fred MacMurray: Walter Neff
Barbara Stanwyck: Phyllis Dietrichson
Edward G. Robinson: Barton Keyes
Porter Hall: Mr. Jackson
Jean Heather: Lola Dietrichson
Tom Powers: Mr. Dietrichson
Gig Young: Nino Zachette
Richard Gaines: Mr. Norton
Fortunio Bonanova: Sam Gorlopis
John Philliber: Joe Pete
Bess Flowers: Norton's Secretary
Kernan Cripps: Redcap
Oscar Smith: Pullman Porter
Betty Farrington: Nettie, the Maid
Edmund Cobb: Train Conductor
Floyd Schackleford: Pullman Porter
James Adamson: Pullman Porter
Sam McDaniel: Garage Attendant
Judith Gibson: Pacific All-Risk Telephone Operator
Clarence Muse: Black Man
Miriam Franklin: Keyes' Secretary
William O'Leary: Chaplain
Edward Hearn: Warden's Secretary
Lee Shumway: Door Guard
Boyd Irwin: First Doctor
George Melford: Second Doctor
Alan Bridge: Execution Chamber Guard
George Magrill

Credits
Billy Wilder: Director
Raymond Chandler: Writer
Billy Wilder: Writer - based on the novel by James M. Cain
James M. Cain: Source
Joseph Sistrom: Producer
B.G. DeSylva: Exec. Producer
John Seitz: Cinematographer
Doane Harrison: Editor
Cesar Franck: Musical Composer - Symphony in D minor
Miklos Rozsa: Musical Composer
Hans Dreier: Art Director
Hal Pereira: Art Director
Bertram Granger: Set Decorator
Edith Head: Costumes
Walter Oberst: Sound
Loren Ryder: Sound
Stanley Cooley: Sound
Wally Westmore: Make Up