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See Double Indemnity in Los Angeles this weekend.
See Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity at the Egyptian Theatre as one of the films Mel Brooks selected for the American Cinematheque's centennial tribute to his movie favorites. Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray, and Edward G. Robinson anchor the 1944 noir's tightly wound murder-and-insurance plot.
What to expect
The screening begins at noon on Saturday, October 17 at the Egyptian Theatre. Allow about 108 minutes for the film, based on the Cinematheque's official film record, while recognizing that the current event page does not publish a separate program end time. This is part of the Programmed by Mel Brooks: 100 Years at the Movies series, so choose it for both the classic noir and the personal-curation context.
Good to know
- The screening starts at noon on Saturday, October 17 at the Egyptian Theatre.
- American Cinematheque lists the film at 108 minutes on its official film page.
- The screening belongs to Programmed by Mel Brooks: 100 Years at the Movies, a series of Brooks' favorite films.
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Common questions
Why is Double Indemnity in this series?
Mel Brooks selected it as one of his favorite films for the Cinematheque's centennial tribute series.
What time does the screening begin?
It begins at noon on Saturday, October 17.
How long is the film?
American Cinematheque's official film record lists a runtime of 108 minutes.
Where is the screening?
It is at the Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Boulevard.