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Charlie Chan in Paris (1935)
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Runtime: 72 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: Detective Chan is called to a bank in Paris where he is asked to investigate a forged bond case. As the mystery progresses, it seems he has more on his hands than just forgeries. A double murder... Detective Chan is called to a bank in Paris where he is asked to investigate a forged bond case. As the mystery progresses, it seems he has more on his hands than just forgeries. A double murder occurs and the suspects include the employees and acquaintances of the bank. Included is a unique, interactive "case dossier" which helps audiences solve the mystery as it unfolds. [More]
Starring: Warner Oland, Mary Brian, Thomas Beck, Keye Luke
Starring: Warner Oland, Mary Brian, Thomas Beck, Keye Luke
Director: Lewis Seiler
Director: Lewis Seiler
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