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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- 🕵️♂️ Detective James Lee Wong is on the scene as archaeologist Dr. John Benton, recently returned from an expedition in China where a valuable ancient scroll was recovered, is murdered while giving a lecture on the expedition. 🕵️♂️
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🎬 Phantom of Chinatown (1940) movie genre: Mystery, Crime
✨ Phantom of Chinatown (1940) cast:
Keye Luke - James Lee 'Jimmy' Wong
Lotus Long - Win Len
Grant Withers - Police Captain Street
Charles Miller - Dr. John Benton
Huntley Gordon - Dr. Norman Wilkes
Virginia Carpenter - Louise Benton
John Dilson - Charlie Frasier
Paul McVey - Detective Grady
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The only one of the Asian detective movies of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s (Charlie Chan, the other Mr. Wong movies, Mr. Moto) where the leading man was actually played by an Asian actor - Keye Luke
The guy led one heck of an amazing life. They should make a movie about him.
Isn't/wasn't he Charlie C''s number one son? Looks like him
I love that Asian American actors got to play leads so early. It’s a shame there weren’t any sequels ( that I’m aware of)
There were about 4. Boris Karov was the orig. Mr. Wong.
@@karlschulte9231 5. But yes, those were all made before this one, and each one had Boris Karloff as Mr. Wong. Also, 2 of them (if I'm not mistaken) were re-made into Charlie Chan films in the 1947 - 1949 Roland Winters era.
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Great movies.
Keye Luke. being Chinese makes for a much Better Mr. James Lee Wong. Notice the same house is used in All Mr. Wong Movies.
"The goal of archaeologists for centuries?" There were not archaeologists centuries ago. Professionally speaking, I would say no more than one century from 1940, the release of this picture.
I hadn’t seen this one, thank you. ❤😊
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Did Keye Luke ever write a book about his interesting life? Just curious.
Given his repertory, I imagine it would he would have many interesting and fact-fulling memoirs.
Please pump up the VOLUME.
Thank you very much💚❤
What happened to the real Det. Wong ( Boris Karlov)?
There is a good biography online for William Henry Platt / Boris Karloff. He made a number of TV movies, including the Colonel March series, and he played his infamous horror parts, including The Mummy and Frankenstein's Monster. He died, aged 81 in early 1969.
Does anyone know where Keye Luke is buried?
Sickening to see the abhorrent treatment of camels. I further refused to watch. Despicable.
If you mean the desert storm footage, it *could* be stock footage, if that's of any slight consolation; the point being, they probably didn't go out and abuse camels just for this film. This was made by Monogram Pictures, they were a cheap movie company, and so they probably just used whatever footage they could pay for without going out of their own country.
@@101Volts thank you for providing this information and your time!
True. If you watch these movies, stock footage, also reusing of soundtrack music- especially PRC.
I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that it was approved with certificate #6779.🙄
Are you kidding me that Detective Street, didn't know that the film would be in that thing? He really needs to get more savvy on the crime scene, if you know what I mean.
Thanks
As hokey as it is, I like it.❤
If Detective Street doesn't stop with his sarcasm, he is going to be getting some of my own sarcasm, which I can assure you, that he isn't going to like.