Vic Scott (played by Cornel Wilde) is a protagonist in Maracaibo.
A former Navy Frogman and oil fire specialist on vacation in Venezuela. Recruited by a colleague to extinguish a massive oil well blaze threatening Maracaibo before an approaching storm. He balances the high-stakes firefighting mission with a renewed romance. Laura Kingsley (played by Jean Wallace) is a protagonist in Maracaibo.
Elena Holbrook (played by Abbe Lane) appears in Maracaibo.
A newly-famous novelist from New York. Currently engaged to a wealthy oil baron, she shares a past romantic history with Vic Scott that drives much of the film's dramatic and romantic tension. Miguel Orlando (played by Francis Lederer) appears in Maracaibo.
Lago Orlando (played by Michael Landon) appears in Maracaibo.
Milt Karger (played by Joe E. Ross) appears in Maracaibo.
Maracaibo (1958) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Vic Scott
(played by Cornel Wilde) — protagonist
A former Navy Frogman and oil fire specialist on vacation in Venezuela. Recruited by a colleague to extinguish a massive oil well blaze threatening Maracaibo before an approaching storm. He balances t...
Laura Kingsley
(played by Jean Wallace) — protagonist
Elena Holbrook
(played by Abbe Lane) — supporting
A newly-famous novelist from New York. Currently engaged to a wealthy oil baron, she shares a past romantic history with Vic Scott that drives much of the film's dramatic and romantic tension.
Miguel Orlando
(played by Francis Lederer) — supporting
Lago Orlando
(played by Michael Landon) — supporting
Milt Karger
(played by Joe E. Ross) — supporting
Story Analysis
A former Navy frogman leaves vacation to battle a massive oil fire and navigate romantic entanglements in Venezuela.
