Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Eugene Forde |
| Producer(s) | John Stone |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Warner Oland(as Charlie Chan)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Warner Oland
(as Charlie Chan)
Keye Luke(as Lee Chan)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Keye Luke
(as Lee Chan)
Sidney Blackmer(as Victor Karnoff)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Sidney Blackmer
(as Victor Karnoff)
Harold Huber(as Chief of Police Jules Etienne Joubert)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Harold Huber
(as Chief of Police Jules ...)
Robert Kent(as Gordon Chase)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
Released
1937
Robert Kent
(as Gordon Chase)
Marcelle Corday(as Concierge)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
Released
1937
Marcelle Corday
(as Concierge)
Leo White(as French Butler)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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1937
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
Released
1937
Leo White
(as French Butler)
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo Overview:
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo (1937) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Eugene Forde and produced by John Stone.
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Quotes from Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo:
Charlie Chan:
[to Lee at dining table] Can assist in negotiating one order of waffles without danger of arrest?
Lee Chan:
[unable to get his hat from the hatcheck after having lost all his comp money at roulette] Oh, Pop, I haven't got a cent in my pocket.
Charlie Chan: Rejoice that you still have honorable pants.
Charlie Chan: Rejoice that you still have honorable pants.
Lee Chan:
Gosh, I like detective work better than painting.
Charlie Chan: If paintings as full of imagination as detective work,
[Laughs]
Charlie Chan: he will be Chinese Rembrandt.
Charlie Chan: If paintings as full of imagination as detective work,
[Laughs]
Charlie Chan: he will be Chinese Rembrandt.
Charlie Chan:
Questions are key to door of truth.
Lee Chan:
[sitting in jail cell] Why should these officers arrest us? I told them who we are.
Charlie Chan: Fortunately assassination of French language not serious crime.
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Facts from Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
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The nineteenth of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies starring Warner Oland.
Warner Oland's last film.