California sunlight streamed in through the Venetian blinds and illuminated the dust in the room, splashing bold horizontal shadows onto the walls and furniture. Insurance salesman Walter Neff snooped around his client’s elegant home, his mind less on renewing his client’s automobile policy than his client’s blonde bombshell wife, Phyllis. She had appeared at the top of the staircase, wrapped in nothing more than a towel. When she finally joined

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