Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939) Boris Karloff | Adventure, Crime, Mystery Movie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2020
- A pretty Chinese woman, seeking help from San Francisco detective James Lee Wong, is killed by a poisoned dart in his front hall, having time only to scrawl "Captain J" on a sheet of paper. She proves to be Princess Lin Hwa, on a secret military mission for Chinese forces fighting the Japanese invasion.
Director: William Nigh
Writers: Scott Darling, Hugh Wiley
Stars: Boris Karloff, Marjorie Reynolds, Grant Withers
Genres: Adventure | Crime | Drama | Mystery
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Boris Karloff was a fine actor. His series of Wong movies are still terrific entertainment.
One of my fav wong movies.
Karloff was great in anything. Check out "The Body Snatcher". I am convinced it was the best example of his acting talent. A true icon in motion picture history.
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Interesting story and good cast. Enjoy Karloff as Wong. Thanks CCC😊
Lee Tong Foo, Karloff's servant, delivered a memorable line in Bogart's, "Across the Pacific" ~ "Much trouble, alla time, much trouble." Somehow I never forgot it!
You the man CCC I'm down for good detective movie I'll be here tonight for this one see you at the movies🤪🤪🤪🤪
Love these movies with Mr Wong; makes for a great weekend. ❤❤❤
Spoiler: I only wish Lotus Long (aka Karen Sorell, real name Lotus Pearl Shibata) had a longer role in this one. ;-)
Because of her stage name, people assumed she was Chinese and it kept her out of the internment camps during WWII. She was actually mixed Japanese/Hawaiian ancestry, and yes I had a big crush on her as a kid. Thanks @CCC!
anonagain. Is that the woman in the thumbnail and the first scene that looks like she's having an orgasm?
I can see why you had a crush on her. She’s a stunner.
@@johnklar5131 She’s dying.
Thanyou for the
"insight" ....😮
I love oriental detectives! Yay. I’ll be there, for sure. Thanks, CCC. :hug:
Where's the oriental detective? Ha
Mark Garin he supposed to be oriental detective
@@claudiov5554 yes.... amazing that none of the oriental detectives .....were oriental. Like Charlie Chan as well.
The leading man, BTW, is Grant Withers, and not a ficus tree. Granted, it's tough to tell the two apart.
Kathleen Sherlock Could be an avocado plant? See you tonight, Kathleen. :giggle:
I don't know how the movie is, but you sure picked a good thumbnail for it!
Karloff as Wong is 👍
Great fun if... Jim Hong did a stint as Mr. Wong. And Vic Wong as Lt. Charles Chan.
Obrigado pela postagem, recomendo, por favor enviar mais filmes desse gênero, sou fanático!
@nelsonandrade2925 Você deveria conseguir encontrar mais filmes desse gênero no menu por 'playlist'.
Filmes completo dublado em português:
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Ahora se estan usando mucho la cinta que tiene la periodista.
Me: looks at thumbnail
Me in my mind: "That nice lady must be getting the most awesome massage." :)
Thanks for posting this.
It funny how in all these old movies, all the men…good or bad…wear suits and ties.
Everyone wants to look sharp. Like they have lots of money or are gangsters or are a gentleman.
It seems like a lot of people still were like that in 1962. Grandfather got on my Father's case around that time, when Dad went into Pittsburgh on his own (or maybe with a fed school friends) while *not* dressed up, just to go to a library or something.
In case anyone needs to know how I know, well, Father told me about it once or twice.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤WOW
Vi la misma historia con Charlie Chan..
Murder at the Red Barn and the 3 Lips o Lust for Gold errr Wong. Cerebora et al
I hope he's wearing a mask ffs.😄
Cashing a check for 250,000? Yeah right
Way to interfere with the crime scene Boris.
A day of low backache in the Limbo Costal L6 low gave the imposter of the princess a chance to perhaps settle the clain with the pending appointment at the hotel de la mansion de la palaise led to 🎯 💘 Hit and Run Wong 🚓🚨🚓🚨🚓🚨🚓🚨🚓🚨🚓🚨 Mr Wong. CHINA
weren't the Mr Wong movies remade into Charlie Chan movies, I notice the stories are almost the same except for names of people in movies. I like to know why they were remade
Marshall Mayes They weren’t remade. They’re two different characters. The stories are not really the same either. There are two actors who play Chan, though.
@@NancyDrewe Not to be pedantic, but there were three. Most people remember Warner Oland (16 films) and Sidney Toler (22 films) but forget Roland Winters did the last 6 films. And not to be especially pedantic, but if you include the abomination done by Peter Ustinov there were 4. And that's not counting the serials in the 20s where several actors played Chan, though he wasn't the main character. ;-)
Oh - and not to be incredibly annoyingly pedantic, but I forgot about the made-for-TV movie (with good reason) - "The Return of Charlie Chan" in 1973. It starred Ross Martin (yes, Artemis Gordon) as Chan. I watched it once and promised myself I'd never watch it again. The only exception would be if CCC showed it with live chat. :)
anonagain I didn’t want to get too into it with someone who can’t tell Chan and Wong apart!! I am rebuked by your knowledge of Chan, Number One Anon. Lol
anonagain Live chat makes unbearable movies bearable! The ‘73 Chan film is pretty dreadful, in a bad way. ;)
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