The Money Trap Trailer

The Money Trap Trailer (1965)

"THIS WOMAN can change a tough cop into a tougher crook!" 07 September 1965 Drama, Thriller, Crime 91 mins

When half a million dollars disappears from a doctor office's safe, the cops assigned to the burglary case, Joe and Pete, decide to find the money and keep it for themselves.

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Cast

Glenn Ford

as Joe Baron

Elke Sommer

as Lisa Baron

Rita Hayworth

as Rosalie Kelly

Joseph Cotten

as Dr. Horace Van Tilden

Ricardo Montalban

as Pete Delanos

Tom Reese

as Matthews

James Mitchum

as Detective Wolski

Fred Essler

as Mr. Klein

Stacy King

as Woman in Bar

George Sawaya

as Angelo

Helena Nash

as Madame (uncredited)

Crew

Hal Schaefer

Original Music Composer

Paul Vogel

Paul Vogel Director of Photography

David Karr

David Karr Producer

International Releases Dates

Germany 07 September 1965

United States 02 February 1966

Production Companies

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