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Charlie Chan in Paris (1935)

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Release Date: Jan 21, 1935 Wide

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The otherwise standard series entry Charlie Chan in Paris is distinguished by the presence of actor Keye Luke, making his first appearance as Charlie Chan's (Warner Oland) "Number One Son" Lee. Summoned to Paris by undercover agent Nardi (Dorothy Appleby), Honolulu detective Chan hopes to get the goods on an international counterfeiting ring. Alas, Nardi is promptly murdered, but not before leaving behind a cryptic clue. With the none-too-expert assistance of son Lee, Charlie puts the pieces

Unrated, 1 hr. 12 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense, Classics

Directed By: Lewis Seiler

In Theaters: Jan 21, 1935 Wide

On DVD: Jun 20, 2006

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment

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Cast

Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Mary Brian
Yvette Lamartine
Thomas Beck
Victor
Erik Rhodes
Max Corday
John Miljan
Dufresno
Murray Kinnell
Henri Latouche
Minor Watson
Renaud
John Qualen
Concierge
Keye Luke
Lee Chan
Henry Kolker
M. Lamartine
Dorothy Appleby
Nardi
Harry Cording
Gendarme
Perry Ivins
Bedell
Ruth Peterson
Renee
Paul McVey

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A solid action episode, featuring a chase through the Paris sewers.

August 9, 2001 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Goes along at a fairly good pace, but tends to slow a bit at times. Charlie has a lot of dumb sayings and seems almost too wise. Everyone else seems to have shit-for-brains compared to him. Not horrible, but not great.

October 2, 2008

Derek Daniels

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A little above average Charlie Chan mystery, a good mystery, well acted and a nice blend of suspense, comedy and drama. The Paris setting is a plus. It is short, sweet and very enjoyable.

June 28, 2009