Listen, baby. There's a clause in every accident policy called double indemnity. The insurance companies put it in as a sort of come-on for the customers. That means they pay double on certain accidents. The kind that almost never happen.

Walter Neff (Fred Macmurray)

13 seconds sound clip from the Double Indemnity movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:36:01 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- I think you left your hat in the hall.

- Good night, Mr. Neff. (2)

- All right, Walter?

- Fine.

- He signed it, didn't he?

- Sure he signed it. You saw him.

- Now, listen. That trip to Palo Alto. When does he leave?

- End of the month.

- He drives, huh? He always drives.

- Not this time. You're gonna make him take the train.

- Why?

- Because it's all worked out for a train.

- Listen, baby. There's a clause in every accident policy called double indemnity. The insurance companies put it in as a sort of come-on for the customers. That means they pay double on certain accidents. The kind that almost never happen.

- Like for instance, if a guy is killed on the train, they pay $100,000 instead of $50,000.

- We're hitting it for the limit, baby. That's why it's got to be the train.

- It'll be the train. Just the way you want it. Straight down the line.

- Hello, Mr. Neff. It's me.

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