The Scarlet Clue (1945) |
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| Director(s) | Phil Rosen |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Mantan Moreland(as Birmingham Brown, Chauffeur)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
Mantan Moreland
(as Birmingham Brown, Chau...)
Virginia Brissac(as Mrs. Marsh)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
Virginia Brissac
(as Mrs. Marsh)
Benson Fong(as Tommy Chan)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
Benson Fong
(as Tommy Chan)
I. Stanford Jolley(as Ralph Brett / Rolfe Braut)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
I. Stanford Jolley
(as Ralph Brett / Rolfe Br...)
Frank Mayo(as Detective Hodge)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
Frank Mayo
(as Detective Hodge)
Leonard Mudie(as Horace Karlos)
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
The Scarlet Clue
Released
1945
Leonard Mudie
(as Horace Karlos)
The Scarlet Clue Overview:
The Scarlet Clue (1945) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Phil Rosen .
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The Scarlet Clue Quotes:
Mrs. Marsh:
You're stupid thinking these people would murder anyone. They're too busy murdetring the English language.
Charlie Chan:
[after accidently bumping a passer-by] Oh, I beg your pardon, sir.
Horace Karlos: To meet a gentleman who apologizes for bumping you in these days is a rare thing, indeed. He is either a coward or a gentleman. I give you credit for the latter.
[they both bow]
See More Quotes from The Scarlet ClueHorace Karlos: To meet a gentleman who apologizes for bumping you in these days is a rare thing, indeed. He is either a coward or a gentleman. I give you credit for the latter.
[they both bow]
The Scarlet Clue Facts
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Leonard Mudie plays a horror actor called Horace Karlos. Ironically, when Boris Karloff was at Monogram doing his Mr. Wong series, he used a plot device similar to the method of murder utilized here.
Mantan Moreland and real-life nightclub partner Ben Carter (playing himself) recreate two of their nightclub routines.
At one point at the TV station, Sidney Toler appears to have actually gotten shocked, albeit accidentally, by a cyclometer, ad-libbing " . . . also keep finger out of same" in response.