Trevor Howard, born in 1913 in Cliftonville, Kent, made his mark in British cinema with a career that spanned several decades. He is perhaps best remembered for his role in The Third Man (1949), where he showcased his ability to navigate complex characters in a post-war landscape. Howard also appeared in Battle of Britain (1969), contributing to the film's exploration of wartime heroism. His performances in Interpol (1957) and Triple Cross (1966) further solidified his status as a versatile actor within the realms of cult and exploitation cinema.
Slavers
As the slave trade is dwindling in East Africa in the late 19th century, two competing slave traders start a brutal violent conflict between each other for the monopoly on the remaining profits.
