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Charlie Chan:
Motive like end of string - tied to many knots. End may be in sight but hard to unravel.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Charlie Chan:
Only foolish dog pursues flying bird.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Charlie Chan:
Soothing drink like summer shower - bring pleasant relief.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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James Andrews:
[referring to the opium trade] The terrific toll of life taken yearly by this insidious traffic is beyond belief.
Charlie Chan: Beauty of poppy contains sting of death.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Sir Stanley Woodland:
I made an important discovery this afternoon. That's what prevented me from meeting you. We can get together after this is over.
Charlie Chan: [softly] Two ears for every tongue.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Lee Chan:
Hi, Pop!
Charlie Chan: [softly] Hi. [embracing Lee] Charlie Chan: Joy equals astonishment at seeing offspring in Shanghai.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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Ship's officer:
[seeing Charlie on the deck playing leap-frog with a bevy of little kids] They seem to have you down, Mr. Chan.
Charlie Chan: Sixty summers young, sixty winters old.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Shanghai
(1935)
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