Double Indemnity, Edward G. Robinson, & HUAC
Barbara Stanwyck is George Washington, Billy Wilder Defines Film Noir, Fred MacMurray Doesn’t Murder Husbands, & Edward G. Robinson Is Not a Communist. From 1944, it’s Double Indemnity.
George Raft
Little Caesar (1931) and Edward G. Robinson
Edward G. Robinson Fights for the Lead, Has Trouble with a Machine Gun, Becomes a Superstar Overnight, and Buys a Renoir.
Some Like It Hot (1959)
Marilyn Monroe Out-Earns the Boys, George Raft Teaches the Tango, Billy Wilder Goes Crazy, & Tony Curtis Likes Tight Pants. From 1959, it’s Some Like it Hot.
Scarface (1932) & the Censorship Rebels
Paul Muni Becomes Scarface, George Raft is More Than a Dancer, Ann Dvorak Should be a Star, and the Howards Rebel. From 1932, it’s Scarface.