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{{quote| ''"Men of our years have no business playing around with any adventure that they can avoid."''}}
 
[[Fritz Lang]]'s 1944 [[Film Noir]], one of the [[Trope Maker|first films]] to be so called. Married, middle-aged psychology professor Richard Wanley falls in lust with a provocative portrait of a young woman. When the portrait's model, a budding [[Femme Fatale]], catches him ogling it, she invites him up to her apartment. The two are interrupted by her boyfriend, who tries to strangle Richard, and Richard kills him in self defense. Now the two must try to quietly dispose of the body to avoid scandal, but are hampered by their lack of trust for each other. Complications include Richard's friend, a district attorney who investigates the man's disappearance, and a third party scheming to blackmail them both.