Title: Port Afrique
AKA: Port Afrique
Year: 1956
Character: Franz Vermes
Director: Rudolph Maté
Cameraman: Wilkie Cooper
Screenplay: Bernard Victor Dryer, Frank Partos, John Cresswell
Runtime: 92
Country: UK
Genre: Drama | Mystery | Romance
Studio: Coronado Productions
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Language: English |
Plot:
Adapted from a novel by Bernard Victor Dyer, Port Afrique offers an unusual screen romantic team in the form of two-fisted Phil Carey and ethereally beautiful Pier Angeli. Carey plays Rip Reardon, a WW2 veteran who returns to his "second home" in Morocco for a reunion with his wife. Upon arrival, Reardon discovers that his wife was murdered, though the police insist that she died by her own hand. Smelling a cover-up, Reardon conducts his own investigation, which leads him through some of the seedier portions of Port Afrique. Along the way, he meets and briefly romances nightclub singer Ynez (Angeli), who may or may not have had something to do with his wife's death. Cast:
Pier Angeli as Ynez |

