Think Fast, Mr. Moto (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Norman Foster |
| Producer(s) | Sol M. Wurtzel |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
Featured Cast of Think Fast, Mr. Moto See More »
Peter Lorre
(as Kentaro Moto)
Thomas Beck
(as Robert 'Bob' Hitchings...)
Sig Ruman
(as Nicolas Marloff)
Murray Kinnell
(as Joseph B. Wilkie)
George Cooper
(as Muggs Blake)
J. Carrol Naish
(as Adram)
Philip Ahn
(as Switchboard Operator)
Richard Alexander
(as Ivan)
Think Fast, Mr. Moto Overview:
Think Fast, Mr. Moto (1937) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Norman Foster and produced by Sol M. Wurtzel.
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Think Fast, Mr. Moto Quotes:
Nicolas Marloff:
*Now* think fast, Mr. Moto!
Bob Hitchings:
Are you hurt?
Kentaro Moto: No, thank you. Only a slight mishap.
Bob Hitchings: Gee, I thought sure we were gonna kill somebody.
Kentaro Moto: Mr. Moto is a very difficult fellow to kill.
Kentaro Moto: No, thank you. Only a slight mishap.
Bob Hitchings: Gee, I thought sure we were gonna kill somebody.
Kentaro Moto: Mr. Moto is a very difficult fellow to kill.
Kentaro Moto:
Half the world spends its time laughing at the other half, and both are fools.
Bob Hitchings:
Now I know who you are! You're the Japanese Sandman.
Kentaro Moto: [shakes head] Strange people, these Americans.
Kentaro Moto: [shakes head] Strange people, these Americans.
Bob Hitchings:
Stanford, '34.
Kentaro Moto: Stanford, '21; honorary member.
Bob Hitchings: What do you know about that! Moto, '21, let's see... oh, I remember reading about you. You broke a pole-vault record, didn't you?
Kentaro Moto: Now I would only break the pole.
See More Quotes from Think Fast, Mr. MotoKentaro Moto: Stanford, '21; honorary member.
Bob Hitchings: What do you know about that! Moto, '21, let's see... oh, I remember reading about you. You broke a pole-vault record, didn't you?
Kentaro Moto: Now I would only break the pole.
Think Fast, Mr. Moto Facts
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The movie version is greatly changed from the original novel: in the novel, the criminals were using the ship to bring gambling assets to Japan, and Mr. Moto was a Japanese agent assigned to stop them from doing so.