| Charlie Chan And The Shanghai Cobra | |||||
| MGM/UA (1945) | |||||
| Action, Mystery | |||||
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| Sidney Toler | Charlie Chan | |
| James Cardwell | Ned Stewart | |
| Mantan Moreland | Birmingham Brown | |
| Walter Fenner | Inspector Harry Davis | |
| James Flavin | Jarvis | |
| Joan Barclay | Paula Webb | |
| Benson Fong | Tommy Chan | |
| James B. Cardwell | Ned Stewart | |
| Joe Devlin | Taylor | |
| Roy Gordon | Walter Fletcher | |
| John Barclay | ||
| Addison Richards | John Adams | |
| Arthur Loft | Bradford Harris | |
| Janet Warren | Record Machine Operator | |
| Gene Roth | Morgan | |
| Gene Roth [Stutenroth] | Morgan |
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| Producer | James S. Burkett
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| Writer | Earl Derr Biggers
George Callahan George Wallace Sayre |
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"Mice Will Never Play As Long As Cat In House." -Charlie Chan From the director of Kansas City Confidential and The Silencers comes this unusual Chan mystery. Containing a number of film noir elements unique to the series (such as a weary young detective, stark urban sets and a grown-up romance), The Shanghai Cobra is one of the most striking Chans of all! Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) is called to investigate a strange and complicated series of mysterious murders by cobra venom. Soon Charlie, Number Three Son Tommy (Benson Fong) and ever-present assistant Birmingham Brown are on the trail of an escaped con from Shanghai who's out to rob a government vault of its valuable contents: highly toxic radium! |
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