Phyllis goes to every cost to use insurance salesman Walter Neff played by Fred MacMurray to get what she wanted; have her husband killed. Comparing to Sunset Boulevard, where Norma Desmond played by Gloria Swanson has been craving for attention and the limelight from someone since her silent film acting career faded...
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So when Joe Gillis, played by William Holden comes strolling up her driveway she takes him with no question. Norma buys Joe’s attention and company with her money and generosity. In both movies, the men seem to be drawn in by the femme fatale for or through money. In Double Indemnity Walter Neff says, “Yes, I killed him...
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