Genre | Titel [IMDb] | Jahr | Originaltitel [TMDb] | Regie | Land | min |
Action, Adventure, Crime, Mystery, Thriller | Mr. Moto 3 - Mr. Moto und der Wettbetrug | 1938 | Mr. Moto und der Wettbetrug | James Tinling | United States | 72 |
6,9 IMDb Nr.662 | Handlung "TRAGEDY STRIKES THE ARENA AS FISTIC CHAMPIONS FALL BEFORE UNSEEN GLOVES! (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - April 21, 1938 - all caps)" When the #1 heavyweight contender is mysteriously poisoned during a bout, Moto knows that identifying the gambler who placed large bets against him is the key to solving the murder. Kommentar aus IMDb.com [Klicken zum Anzeigen] (by Spondonman on 5 May 2007) Although originally intended as a Chan film maybe not surprisingly it's easy to switch to Moto Mode and enjoy what we've got. Not being a boxing fan is much harder to overcome! A boxer is murdered mid-fight, under the eyes of the multitude and especially Moto's pair of roving eyes, the job is on to find whodunit and how. Peter Lorre was excellent as usual, even hampered with comedy duo no.2 Chan son Lee and kleptomaniac Knockout Wellington. Favourite bit : where someone shouts "Whoever heard of a crooked cop?" and everyone laughs uproariously - in disbelief! The best thing about this Moto though is the never ending stream of then current Fox background actors appearing, from Doug Fowley, chunky Cliff Clark, George E. Stone ? even Lon Chaney Jr down to Paul Fix, Ward Bond, Fred Kelsey ? why, everyone at the studio was here except Warner Oland! A nice series entry [3/8], all well worth watching if you're a fan of the genre like me. | Darsteller Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Keye Luke ... Lee Chan Dick Baldwin ... Bill Steele Lynn Bari ... Penny Kendall Douglas Fowley ... Nick Crowder Jayne Regan ... Linda Benton Harold Huber ... Lt. Riggs Maxie Rosenbloom ... Wellington John Hamilton ... Philip Benton George E. Stone ... Connors | ||||
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