Connections
Version of
Edited into
References
Referenced in
Pacific All-Risk insurance company mentioned
Lucy remarks that she hasn't trusted Fred MacMurray since "Double Indemnity"
Mentioned by Herman
Heny Blake says "That's Double indeminty, I've seen in a movie"
Frank discusses this film.
Heny Blake says "That's Double indeminty, I've seen in a movie"
Music featured in
The story and characters closely parallel the earlier film. Ned, Matty and Oscar are Walter, Phyllis and Keyes respectively.
Steve Martin's character lights his matches by snapping, just as Walter Neff does.
photos
stalled car while leaving scene of a murder
Steele believes the case may have something to do with insurance polices, so he provides production information from this movie.
The name of the character Walter Neff
Insurance rep named Walter Neff
The storyline recalls the 1944 film. Bridget even uses the phrase "double indemnity".
Servo: Double D Indemnity
title reference
Just before Jackie Treehorn introduces himself to the Dude, an operatic version of the main theme from Double Indemnity is playing over a slow-motion scene from Treehorn's beach party.
title reference
Prue's suggestion in the video store
documentary features movie poster
quoted by Critical Jim
Someone mentions this film.
mentioned in documentary
It is playing at The Parkway theatre (screen 2 of 2) when a character walks by the marque
There's a poster of this film in the cinema.
poster in Scotty's apartment
Zizek asks if it's still "on the market"
Mentioned by name.
referenced in clue in "Filmographies" category
Mentioned several times.
poster on bedroom wall
Detective discusses the plot of this movie
Mentioned by name
Brad discusses his favourite Noir character being "Walter Neff"
Ziva is watching the film as DiNozzo walks in
Lisa--wearing sunglasses--meets Bart in the aisle of the Kwik-E Mart to discuss their next step.
This movie's line "I'm crazy about you, baby" is a reference to the line Fred MacMurray uses in Double Indemnity.
Included in a $16,000 question
The shopping scene is very reminscent of a similiar scene in the older film.
'Keyes' character reference.
The title of the film in the film "Double Indentity" is a reference to this film, which has a very similar plot structure and style.
DVD case is shown.
title reference
"Walter Neff" is used as a code word by a drug ring.
One of the 50 gold film reels you can find.
Advertised at the local cinema.
title visible on the poster for the Rosewood Film Noir Festival
Seen on a theater marquee
Detectives Dietrichson, Keyes and Neff in The Big Kiss Off were the names of three principles in Double Indemnity
Featured in
Margaret is watching the movie on television.
Archive Footage
In one scene, Sam is watching this movie.
Clips are shown for the laser disc recommendation.
The characters attend the film.
This film is #38 on the list.
Clips shown.
Lorelai and Emily watch the film.
This film is #24 on the list.
Phyllis Dietrichson is #8 on the "Villains" list.
footage appears throughout
features a scene with Stanwick and MacMurray in the car after having committed a murder
excerpt of film used in documentary on director
clips shown
This film is #29 on the list.
Laurie and Doug watch it on TV.
Clips shown and discussed
Footage of this movie is shown.
Clips shown
Clips shown to illustrate points
Spoofed in
"Double Calamity" sketch.
the scenes with Steve Martin dressed up as Barbra Stanwyck's character
Drebin comments on Jane's ankle braclet when they meet, just like Walter Neff did on Phyllis Dietrichson's ankle braclet at their first encounter.
The fantasy sequence of Fran telling Maxwell about her suspicions about Niles spoofs the film, especially Fran's wig (identical to Barbara Stanwyck's).
Heavy use of voice-over, black & white, trenchcoat-wearing fast-talking monotone slick guy, platinum blonde heroine
paraphrases the title: identical except the first syllabel