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And Gloria Swanson may play a deluded diva in Wilder's greatest film Sunset Boulevard, but her desire to be loved is not grotesque, merely human.
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That's what makes Double Indemnity a seminal film noir. It's also likely why the film's director and co-writer Billy Wilder was dubbed a cynic by the Hollywood press. In the wake of his recent death in March 2002, he's being reevaluated in kindlier terms. People Weekly renamed him a subversive. Time magazine film critic Richard Corliss offered up this defence: "Nearly 40 years ago, critic Andrew Sarris wrote, 'Billy Wilder is too cynical to believe even his own cynicism...
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