Forbidden Cargo
Kenyon is a narcotics agent who, with the aid of a titled bird-watcher attempts to trap a brother and sister drug smuggling team.
Harold French
Casts & Crew
Jack Warner
Nigel Patrick
Elizabeth Sellars
Terence Morgan
Greta Gynt
Theodore Bikel
Eric Pohlmann
Joyce Grenfell
Michael Hordern
James Gilbert
Martin Boddey
Hal Osmond
Jacques Brunius
Ronald Adam
Jill Adams
John Arnatt
Ballard Berkeley
Jacques Cey
Cyril Chamberlain
Philip Dale
David Davies
Guy De Monceau
Arnold Diamond
Tom Gill
Campbell Gray
George Hilsdon
John Horsley
Robin Hunter
Douglas Ives
Hamilton Keene
Lloyd Lamble
Terence Longdon
Nicholas Phipps
Denis Shaw
Campbell Singer
John Singer
Philip Stainton
Herbert C. Walton
Brian Wilde
Joan Winmill Brown
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