| Affair in Trinidad | |||||
| Sony Pictures (1952) | |||||
| Film Noir, Musical, Thriller | |||||
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| Rita Hayworth | Chris Emery | |
| Glenn Ford | Steve Emery | |
| Alexander Scourby | Max Fabian | |
| Valerie Bettis | Veronica Huebling | |
| Torin Thatcher | Inspector Smythe | |
| Howard Wendell | Anderson | |
| Karel Stepanek | Walters | |
| George Voskovec | Doctor Franz Huebling | |
| Steven Geray | Wittol | |
| Walter Kohler | Peter Bronec | |
| Juanita Moore | Dominique | |
| Gregg Martell | Olaf | |
| Mort Mills | Martin | |
| Ralph Moody | Coroner | |
| Fred Baker | Baker |
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| Producer | Vincent Sherman
Virginia Van Upp |
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| Writer | James Gunn
Oscar Saul |
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| Cinematography | Joseph Walker
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| Musician | George Duning
Morris Stoloff |
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urder - Passion - Intrigue When Steve Emery (Glenn Ford) visit the steamy tropics of Trinidad, he gets more than he bargained for. Someone's murdered his brother, and his bombshell sister-for-law Chris (Rita Hayworth) might be the only one who can solve the mystery. Despite conflicting feelings of lust and loyalty, Chris and Steve must work together to track down the killer before the culprit catches them. Legendary movie duo Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford are reunited in this sultry film noir directed by Vincent Sherman. |
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