Charlie Chan's Secret (1936) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Wiles |
| Producer(s) | John Stone |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation, Horror, Mystery |
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Warner Oland(as Charlie Chan)
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Warner Oland
(as Charlie Chan)
Astrid Allwyn(as Janice Gage)
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Astrid Allwyn
(as Janice Gage)
Herbert Mundin(as Baxter)
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Herbert Mundin
(as Baxter)
Arthur Edmund Carewe(as Professor Bowen)
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Arthur Edmund Carewe
(as Professor Bowen)
Francis Ford(as Captain of Salvage Ship)
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Charlie Chan's Secret
Released
1936
Francis Ford
(as Captain of Salvage Shi...)
Charlie Chan's Secret Overview:
Charlie Chan's Secret (1936) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Gordon Wiles and produced by John Stone.
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Charlie Chan's Secret Quotes:
Charlie Chan:
Unknown deduction like summer lightning - strke when least expected.
Fred Gage:
I know this place inside out. It's a regulare honeycomb that starts everywhere and ends nowhere.
Charlie Chan: Will investigate honeycomb later. Maybe find bee.
Charlie Chan: Will investigate honeycomb later. Maybe find bee.
Charlie Chan:
Greeting at end of journey like refreshing rain after long drought.
Charlie Chan:
If strength were all, tiger would not fear scorpion.
Charlie Chan:
Hasty deduction like ancient egg. Look good from outside.
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The thirteenth of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies.
Copyright 1935, and the last Warner Oland entry NOT to feature Keye Luke.
Marks the final film appearance of Arthur Edmund Carewe. He would suffer a stroke and ultimately commit suicide in 1937.