Charlie Chan in Reno (1939) |
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| Director(s) | Norman Foster |
| Producer(s) | John Stone |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Ricardo Cortez(as Dr. Ainsley)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Ricardo Cortez
(as Dr. Ainsley)
Slim Summerville(as Sheriff Tombstone Fletcher)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Slim Summerville
(as Sheriff Tombstone Flet...)
Pauline Moore(as Mary Whitman)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Pauline Moore
(as Mary Whitman)
Robert Lowery(as Wally Burke)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Robert Lowery
(as Wally Burke)
Morgan Conway(as George Bentley)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Morgan Conway
(as George Bentley)
Stanley Blystone(as Lineup Officer)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Stanley Blystone
(as Lineup Officer)
Hank Mann(as 'Injured' Con Man / Casino Extra)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Hank Mann
(as 'Injured' Con Man / Ca...)
Robert Shaw(as College Student)
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Charlie Chan in Reno
Released
1939
Robert Shaw
(as College Student)
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Charlie Chan in Reno (1939) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Norman Foster and produced by John Stone.
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Besides Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan, this film's cast contained three other actors who also played famous crimefighters: Ricardo Cortez (Sam Spade in the 1931 "Maltese Falcon"), Morgan Conway (Dick Tracy in two RKO films in the mid-1940's) and Robert Lowery (Batman in the Columbia serial "The Adventures of Batman and Robin" in 1948).
The twenty-first of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies.