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Affair in Trinidad (1952)

Rated NR · 98 minutes

Suspense/Thriller

Director: Vincent Sherman
Writer: Berne Giler and James Gunn
Producer: Vincent Sherman, Rita Hayworth and Virginia Van Upp
Cast: Rita Hayworth, Alexander Scourby, Glenn Ford, Valerie Bettis and Torin Thatcher

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