Genre | Titel [IMDb] | Jahr | Originaltitel [TMDb] | Regie | Land | min |
Crime, Mystery, Thriller | Charlie Chan 17 - In Honolulu | 1938 | Charlie Chan - In Honolulu | H. Bruce Humberstone | United States | 67 |
6,9 IMDb Nr.621 | Handlung While Charlie is distracted with the birth of his first grandchild, son Jimmy impersonates his father in order to investigate a murder aboard a freighter in the harbor. Kommentar aus IMDb.com [Klicken zum Anzeigen] (by ccthemovieman-1 on 28 October 2005) This has to be the wildest of the Charlie Chan movies I've seen. It was Sidney Toler's first effort in the lead role, replacing Warner Oland, and it featured more comedy than any other Chan film to that point. In this film, Chan and his number two son Tommy, his number five son Charlie Jr., and others including a doctor who keeps a live brain in his suitcase, all provide laughs. Along the way is a funny-faced lunatic animal keeper and a lion on the loose. They provide a lot of laughs. As far as suspects go, there is a strange psychiatrist (the one with the portable brain), two pretty women, two ship's captains, a guy disguised as a cop and his suspect. I told you it was wild. It's too difficult to figure out "whodunnit," so you just sit back and enjoy the wild action and humor. Yeah, it's silly.....but it''s tremendously enjoyable. | Darsteller Sidney Toler ... Charlie Chan Phyllis Brooks ... Judy Hayes Victor Sen Yung ... James Chan (as Sen Yung) Eddie Collins ... Al Hogan John 'Dusty' King ... George Randolph (as John King) Claire Dodd ... Carol Wayne George Zucco ... Dr. Cardigan Robert Barrat ... Captain Johnson Marc Lawrence ... Johnny McCoy Richard Lane ... Joe Arnold | ||||
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