The Cape of Hope Trailer (1951)

14 November 1951 Drama, Crime 90 mins

Lyria, a faded beauty who runs a seedy waterfront bar, is madly in love with Bob, a crooked attorney. Bob can't bring himself to confess his love for Minnie, the pretty daughter of Simon, a safe cracker. In order to run away with her, Bob, one of the masterminds of a big-time robbery, betrays his friends. But Lyria, who has found out what is happening, makes Minnie fall into a deadly trap.

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Cast

Edwige Feuillère as Lyria

Frank Villard as Robert 'Bob' Legeay

Jean Debucourt as Commissaire André Troyon

Paolo Stoppa as Simon Liakim

Jean-Marc Tennberg as Georges Monval

Jean Témerson as Docteur Pagolos

William Tubbs as Commodore Rinaldi

Philippe Olive as Le notaire

Maurice Schutz as Marquis du Taillis

Jean Hébey as M. Flavey

Albert Michel as Un joueur de cartes

Jean Thielment as Hugo, le barman

Gérard Buhr

Claude Lehmann

André Valmy as Sem

Bernard Lajarrige as Raymond

Crew

Robert Lefebvre Camera Department Manager

Joseph Kosma Sound

José-André Lacour Scenario Writer

Raymond Bernard Director

Pierre Laroche Writer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 25 October 1954

Finland 18 December 1953

France 14 November 1951

Italy 25 January 1952

Production Companies

Les Films Ariane

Francinex

La Société des Films Sirius

Italia Produzione Film

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