
The Devil's Diamond
Comedy · Romance
Overview
An Atlanta architect, Myles, plans to propose marriage to his distrustful girlfriend, Tory. He unknowingly buys an engagement ring from a beautiful and mysterious woman, who happens to be the devil's daughter, Tamia.
Top Cast


E. Roger Mitchell
E. Roger Mitchell
Myles
E. Roger Mitchell
Myles


Paula Rittie
Paula Rittie
Tory
Paula Rittie
Tory


Chrystale Wilson
Chrystale Wilson
Ms. Johnson
Chrystale Wilson
Ms. Johnson
Sharlene Falls
Sharlene Falls
Dr. Smith
Sharlene Falls
Dr. Smith
Deena Beasley
Deena Beasley
Dehlia
Deena Beasley
Dehlia
Tiffany King
Tiffany King
TV Reporter
Tiffany King
TV Reporter
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