Red Barry (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Ford Beebe, Alan James |
| Producer(s) | Barney A. Sarecky |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Crime |
Featured Cast of Red Barry See More »
Buster Crabbe
(as Red Barry)
Cyril Delevanti
(as Wing Fu)
Wade Boteler
(as Insp. Scott)
Philip Ahn
(as Hong Kong Cholly)
Charles Stevens
(as Capt. Moy)
Lane Chandler
(as Ship Steward [Ch. 1] /...)
Nelson McDowell
(as Vaudeville Actor [Ch. ...)
Tom Steele
(as Henchman Gray)
Red Barry Overview:
Red Barry (1938) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Ford Beebe and Alan James and produced by Barney A. Sarecky.
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Red Barry Quotes:
Natacha:
I repeat, I shall never tell you where the stolen bonds are, for they belong to me and mine.
Wing Fu: You speak rashly. Remember, my people have devised very effective ways to make the unwilling scream.
Wing Fu: You speak rashly. Remember, my people have devised very effective ways to make the unwilling scream.
[referring to way the police commissioner botched Red's investigation]
Red Barry: Well, he certainly settled that in a hurry.
Insp. Scott: Settled it? He scrambled it!
Red Barry: Well, he certainly settled that in a hurry.
Insp. Scott: Settled it? He scrambled it!
Red Barry:
How did you know it was a woman?
Hong Kong Cholly: Oh, smell of perfume. Hong Kong Cholly pretty good defective, yes?
Red Barry: Pretty good defective - only it doesn't help much.
See More Quotes from Red BarryHong Kong Cholly: Oh, smell of perfume. Hong Kong Cholly pretty good defective, yes?
Red Barry: Pretty good defective - only it doesn't help much.
Red Barry Facts
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Chapter Titles:
- 1. Millions For Defense
- 2. The Curtain Falls
- 3. The Decoy
- 4. High Stakes
- 5. Desperate Chances
- 6. The Human Target
- 7. Midnight Tragedy
- 8. The Devil's Disguise
- 9. Between Two Fires
- 10.The False Trail
- 11.Heavy Odds
- 12.The Enemy Within
- 13.Mission For Mercy
Not seen on TV over the last 50+ years, this 1938 serial was one of many Universal cliffhangers based on comic strip characters. It was shown in the early 1950s to the young TV viewing audience, but then it suddenly vanished, along with Ace Drummond, Tim Tyler's Luck, Radio Patrol and others. Except for the "Flash Gordon" trilogy (1936-40) and Buck Rogers, also starring Buster Crabbe, these Saturday-matinée specials seemed to have dropped "off the radar", but thankfully have been revived for home video on VHS and now DVD.