Charlie Chan in City in Darkness (1939) |
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| Director(s) | Herbert I. Leeds |
| Producer(s) | John Stone |
| Top Genres | Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Lynn Bari(as Marie Dubon)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Lynn Bari
(as Marie Dubon)
Harold Huber(as Police Inspector Marcel Spivak)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Harold Huber
(as Police Inspector Marce...)
Pedro de Cordoba(as Antoine)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Pedro de Cordoba
(as Antoine)
C. Henry Gordon(as Prefect of Police J. Romaine)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
C. Henry Gordon
(as Prefect of Police J. R...)
Douglass Dumbrille(as B. Petroff)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Douglass Dumbrille
(as B. Petroff)
Noel Madison(as Belescu)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Noel Madison
(as Belescu)
Leo G. Carroll(as Louis Santelle)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Leo G. Carroll
(as Louis Santelle)
Lon Chaney Jr.(as Pierre)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
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1939
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
Released
1939
Lon Chaney Jr.
(as Pierre)
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness Overview:
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness (1939) was a Drama - Mystery Film directed by Herbert I. Leeds and produced by John Stone.
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The twenty-third of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies.
Chan's prescient aphorism at the film's conclusion, expressing pessimism about the upcoming Munich Conference was filmed months prior to the start of World War II.