Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935) |
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| Director(s) | Louis King |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Horror, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
Featured Cast of Charlie Chan in Egypt See More »
Warner Oland
(as Charlie Chan)
Thomas Beck
(as Tom Evans, Archeologis...)
Rita Hayworth
(as Nayda)
Stepin Fetchit
(as Snowshoes)
Jameson Thomas
(as Dr. Anton Racine)
Frank Conroy
(as Prof. John Thurston)
Nigel De Brulier
(as Edfu Ahmad, Servant)
Frank Reicher
(as Dr. Jaipur)
Charlie Chan in Egypt Overview:
Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Louis King .
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Charlie Chan in Egypt Quotes:
Charlie Chan:
With back to wall can fight off demon of sleeplessness.
Charlie Chan:
Most grateful for very able assistance.
Carol Arnold: It was terrible sitting here waiting, wondering how your plan would work out.
Charlie Chan: Courage greatest devotion to those we love.
Carol Arnold: It was terrible sitting here waiting, wondering how your plan would work out.
Charlie Chan: Courage greatest devotion to those we love.
Professor John Thurston:
[referring to statue] That is Sekhmet, Goddess of Vengeance. The ancients endowed her with supernatrural powers, Mr. Chan.
Charlie Chan: Mmmm. Cannot believe that piece of carved stone contain evil - unless dropped on foot.
Charlie Chan: Mmmm. Cannot believe that piece of carved stone contain evil - unless dropped on foot.
Charlie Chan:
Would so much like to see Ameti tomb.
Tom Evans, Archeologist: Tonight?
Charlie Chan: Waiting for tomorrow waste of today.
Tom Evans, Archeologist: Tonight?
Charlie Chan: Waiting for tomorrow waste of today.
Snowshoes:
[frightened in the darkened tomb] Can't we see better with the lights on?
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Was the main feature at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood with The Girl from 10th Avenue starring Bette Davis and was billed accordingly on the theater marquee. A photo of the theater marquee taken at the time is in the collection of the L.A. Public Library. It shows a matinée crowd exiting to the street.
A young Rita Hayworth appears in a minor role, before she became a star.
The eleventh of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies starring Warner Oland.