Charlie Chan in Paris 1935 - Classic Detective Film | Warner Oland, Pat Paterson, Thomas Beck.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Director: Lewis Seiler, Hamilton MacFadden
Producer: John Stone, Sol M. Wurtzel
Genre: Drama
Music: Samuel Kaylin
Year: 1914
Cast: Warner Oland, Pat Paterson, Thomas Beck
Synopsis: Hired to investigate forged bonds, Charlie is thwarted by the murder of his undercover agent, but the arrival of son Lee helps him uncover the true culprits.
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Joy in heart more desirable than bullet.
Charlie always has great words of wisdom like that in all of his films. So many different aspects that help make it the much enjoyed film it is.
Many Blessings 🙏🇺🇸
I love the warmth of the scene when Charlie reunites with his son in the hotel room. The little details, like the domestic familiarity of helping his dad with the coat and house robe, then kneeling to remove his shoes. The concern when he discovers someone tried to kill Charlie. A lovely little scene.
A reflection of the two actors great relationship. Keye called him pop in real life too, and Warner took him under his wing and acted as his mentor.
Keye Luke always spoke very highly of him.
When Warner died they offered Keye to continue with Toler, but he refused out of respect for his friend.
One of my favorite Hollywood stories.
I did not know that. They are my favorites too
What night stun today's Woke bunch was these movies were wildly popular in China even though Chan was played by Werner Oland then Sydney Toller. What audiences saw then what they can't now was an Asian character who held there own and was respected by others on film where before they were mocked. Oland studied its culture so his portrayal wasn't a caricature and even traveled to meet those who viewed it warmly during his brief time on the series. The equality that the character had with others in the films was rare since all to often they were cliches at best or racist at the worst. When Toller took over the role after Werner's death his dedication to the series was so deep that he even used his own money and pay to keep them going was the studio lost interest. Indeed Toller health finally failed him during filming the last film he appeared in and what few scenes he completed was stitched together with others so it could be released. Boris Karloff also played as lesser successful Asian Detective called Mr Wong and even Peter Sellers took a comedic turn as another in the film Murder by Death. In a tribute to the
the films Sellers character was named Sydney Wang and even Peter Lorre plays a detective called Mr Moto.
Woke bunch? Awake? Plz explain.
It's Sydney Toler & Warner Oland.
held their own
@@MichaelGunner123 That's the ungrammatical term used to describe liberals, usually young ones, who are sensitive to racial, gender and other kinds of discrimination. Sometimes exaggeratingly so..i e. not seeing the context of the times, as I know many young persons would object to the stereotype of an Asian, and not understand that these were different times, and nobody, including Asians, cared. However I have never heard any of them refer ro themselves as " woke". Only Repubblicana seem to use that. Same as the ones who accuse liberals of saying things like " orange man bad",another ungrammatical phrase no liberal has ever uttered! Now they even project their own bad grammar!
Tarzan - Frank Buck went to Africa to trap Emus and Penguins....and Bison
These Charlie Chan scripts are really rich and the actors are so solid. I really like Warner Oland as Charlie Chan.
Always preferred Sidney Toler myself but have really warmed - up to Warner Oland now. They're both very good in their own right. 👍
@@MichaelGunner123 Exactly.
@@MichaelGunner123
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@@MichaelGunner123 Too bad we don't have movies 1, 3, 4, and 5 to judge the earlier works... But from what we do have, Warner Oland's takes come across as (mostly) more patient,* and less jaded. Especially considering the Shanghai movie starts with him playing Leap Frog with kids and singing to them.
* He does get angry at his assistant in the 2nd movie, "the Black Camel." Koshimo is his assistant, who opens a door as a wind beats down on it, and that blows a bunch of photograph pieces off a table. Charlie then says "Koshimo, you are Zebra." Koshimo asks what Charlie means, and Charlie then says "Sport model jackass!" - But that's the only time I know of Warner Oland's takes on Charlie Chan to be impatient.
He does a pretty good job, from what I understand he's Swedish.
Despite the explosions, high Tech, and the glitz of so many new movies, it can never Replace the amazing craftsmanship of plot, superb acting, character and relationship development that we see in the Charlie Chan movies.
You forgot gore, violence, sex, and even porn, to spice up modern films, for lack of gripping plots.
1935, born in 1960 I love these back and white Chan movies, it's funny, as a young person I used to think this was so old, but now that I'm older I realize time slips by quickly, even 100 years isn't that long.
Compared to a young person in his or her 20s, your are an old person, born in 1960. So, don't be shy to use the word "old", instead of "older", as if you were a middle-aged 40ish.
I've seen 5 people play Charlie Chan. Warner Oland is my favorite.
I've seen two. Plus Mr Wong and Mr moto.
Who are the 5 people please?
@@margs5758 1. George Kuwa - 1926
2. Sojin Kamiyama - 1927
3. E. L. Park - 1929
4. Warner Oland - 1931
5. Manuel Arbo - 1931
6. Sidney Toler - 1938
7. Roland Winters - 1947
8. Ross Martin - 1973
9. Peter Ustinov - 1981
@@margs5758 There were at least 6, really:
E.L. Park (1929 movie "Behind That Curtain," but he only played as Charlie Chan in the last 15 minutes of the film.)
Manuel Arbo (in "Eran Trece," the Spanish version of "Charlie Chan Carries On."
Warner Oland (1931 - 1937,)
Sydney Toler (1938 - 1946,)
Roland Winters (1946 - 1949,)
Peter Ustinov (1981, "Charlie Chan and The Curse of the Dragon Queen.")
I've seen 4 & LIKED 3 of them.
To me oland warner and sydney were the best chan detectives there were.
This was marvelous..superb acting !!! Although people killed 😞rest of story Awesome. ... mysterious & Romantic Paris..... beautiful apartments !! Flowers gorgeous furniture I look at the sets in these vintage movies too.. because I Love !! Decorating....Charlie so neat smart .. chivarous 🤎........ have a son great too........I live her beautiful clothes the cape !!!🤎🤎
In this world now these are the best movies to watch.Takes you back to a better time ❤❤❤
The gentleman rose when lady approached the table ....ILOVE that
FOR A 1935 CLASSIC THIS IS ONE FOR THE BOOKS..GREAT ACTING AND A GREAT STORY LINE WITH A OUTSTANDING CAST..........CHARLIE PLAYED A GREAT PART....GRAND CLASSIC...
AN outstanding cast...
Agreed
Never get tired of Charlie Chan movies. They are the best. They had such style back in the day great actors.
Best Chan Movie I’ve Seen!🎉
Joy in heart more desirable than bullet.
I gotta admit I like Oland's Chan best.
The Thin Man is another great series, lived it too!
1:06:22 "You meddling devil!". "Honorable ancestors to refute suggested kinship".
Call me simple, but I find that funny.
" Tell us Chan........who was the murderer?".
" Ahhhh, murderer is ..." Hello!!!, I'd like to sell you this little money maker !!"
Stupid ads .😂😂😂😂
It's a more elaborate way of saying "no," which might be part of why.
Thank you for this old movie I love I'm a big fan of old movies and thank you again you are the best in the world online for old movie thank you very much take care p.s Junior Maldonado
You can see the love between Warner Oland & Key Luke they got along very well when making these movies
Most definitely! They did work very well together and you can see it I this movie especially
@@marcsmolen339 so true Marc
Key Luke eventually played Charlie Chan in one of the later incarnations of the character.
@@censusgary I never saw it do you know the name of it?
@@censusgary He also played a younger Mr. Wong in Monogram's Charlie Chan wannabe series of 6 films that starred Boris Karloff in the first five w/Luke taking over for the last one. They're an entertaining but pale comparison to the Fox Chan's.
This case always throws me for a loop until near the end,but alls well and ends well!!!!!!
I have watched each many times and never get tired of them. Why holly wood can spend millions of dollars and cant duplicate...
Looooove Charlie !!!!
Today is May 20th 2022. When I watch these oldies I like to date them. They never seem to get old.
Not oldies... CLASSIC FILMS...just gives them their just due. THX!
We are 2024
I am always amazed with these movies about how light-hearted mr. Chan is about the overt racism in all the films he just rushes them off like a bit of fluff on his lapel
One of the best...
Love, Comedy, Drama.. Charlie's Good Entertainments. 5 🌟☮️.
Love all the Charlie Chan movies. Some of the best movies ever made.
I have to agree with you, I never tire of watching them and through all these years still they entertain me as if I'm watching them for the first time. Thank you very much
This was one of the better Charlie Chan movie. The dancing scene was outstanding.
I agree totally! The dance scene blew me away, lol, I actually watched the scene over because I thought they used a fake dummy the way the dancer was throw around. Mad respect for the actors and dancers in this classic movie
The dance was pretty amazing. I’ve never seen anything else quite like it.
The dancing was for the birds. I could live without it.
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
Love Charlie Chan, this one I have not seen. Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it
That dance scene was fantastic,
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
If I had the money I would bank roll a new series of Charlie Chan, Mr. Moto, and other classic crime drama movies in B&W with the same gritty look so as to not look too modern, clear, and clean. I would use stage actors and not the usual ego inflated over paid Hollywood babies and give a real chance to the stage actors who are so often overlooked. I would have loved to see these movies when they first came out. I might just get a projector, screen and sound system and through a Saturday night neighborhood Charlie Chan marathon. Boze, good grilled food and Charlie Chan movies sounds like a wonderful time.
Apparently, only Americans live in Paris.
And Charlie Chan is such a good detective, he starts investigating murders even before they happen.
LOVE CHARLIE CHAN ♥️❤️
This movie is 13 short years shy of being a century old!
Amazing how everyone in Paris not only speaks English, but do so with an American or British accent.
It's a bloody movie! Fantasy. From Hollywood's Golden Era. It's not a documentary. Don't be so a*al.
Would have spoilt the film speaking French especially when filmed in the USA
@@andrewnawarycz3026 I think he was looking for the foreign film section.
😂
There is not anything charlie chan can not do to solve a murder.nov2021.
VERY INTERESTING. THANKS FOR POSTING.
Glad you enjoyed it
I Love Charlie Chan,There Was Evidence on the Bedroom Door Of Residue Where Gun Was Fired From☺️
Charlie Chan - Warner Oland
1931
1. Charlie Chan Carries On (perdido)
2. The Black Camel
1932
3. Charlie Chan's Chance (perdido)
1933
4. Charlie Chan's Greatest Case (perdido)
1934
5. Charlie Chan's Courage (perdido)
6. Charlie Chan in London
1935
7. Charlie Chan In Paris◀
8. Charlie Chan in Egypt
9. Charlie Chan in Shanghai
1936
10. Charlie Chan's Secret
11. Charlie Chan at the Circus
12. Charlie Chan at the Race Track
13. Charlie Chan at the Opera
1937
14. Charlie Chan at the Olympics
15. Charlie Chan on Broadway
1938
16. Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
Thank you very much!
My favorite was Sydney Toler
April 2022. I don't mean to be spoiler on things. Sorry most assuredly. I just love Warner Oland as Chan.
I try and gather ideas for my stories.
The French language seems not to be spoken in Paris😂
Thank you for the Charlie Chan movies. Loved them as a child. Love them still.😊♥️
They are all the same. If you love one you will probably love them all, same as for all the other series made in that era, whether, Mr. Moto or Sherlock Holmes or Ellery Queen.... They made movies like cranking out sausages.
@@653j521 Yup. Sure is the truth. Good childhood memories for me.
Enjoyed watching all the black and white movies. The TV shows were Great!
Loved The Wizard of Oz and Peter Pan staring Mary Martin. We had 3 channels. Every year Thanksgiving meant one of those two would be on and Christmas, the other.
I haven't kept up with US or foreign film for many years so we can't discuss much of that.
Favorite movies are Enchanted Cottage and Children of Paradise.
Glad you like them!
@@OrangeSadabaharFilms 😊❤️👍
The Dance....wow... they don't have AGT or X factor back in 1935.
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
Ah! The gowns! The elegant settings!
Gangsters liked those suicide doors too. Just jump out and start shooting.
" And I would have gotten away with it, if it wasn't for Charlie Chan, and his # 1 Son !!!."
A variation on that Scooby Doo excuse.
@@johnbockelie3899 Or #2 son, or #3 son, or #4 son, or one of his daughters. Two of his daughters showed up to help Pop, too.
My first Charlie Chan movie. Not a bad little piece of entertainment. Thank you for sharing it.
Your FIRST? You must've just bn born!
@@MichaelGunner123 Not so young. I just hadn't gotten to them yet.
@@Bobalicious Glad U have now. U take care.
Taxi driver not to concerned about his broken window
Concern for a person over replaceable/repairable “stuff”.
👏👏👏
He'll add it onto the fare.
😁
The Apache dancing near the start is amazing!
Why do you call it Apache dancing, or why is it called such?
@@patriciajrs46 wiki In fin de siècle Paris young members of street gangs were labelled Apaches by the press because of the ferocity of their savagery towards one another, a name taken from the native North American indigenous people, the Apache. Thus the name of the dance is pronounced as the French pronounce it ah-PAHSH. It is not pronounced uh-PATCH-ee which is the English language pronunciation.
The dance is sometimes said to reenact a violent "discussion" between a pimp and a prostitute. It includes mock slaps and punches, the man picking up and throwing the woman to the ground, or lifting and carrying her while she struggles or feigns unconsciousness. Thus, the dance shares many features with the theatrical discipline of stage combat. In some examples, the woman may fight back.
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
Damnit...Give the man a donut, he's earn it! Of course this is Paris, so he'll have to settle for a beignet!
CC in Paris and in Egypt, my favorites. Thanks for posting. Maybe a few less ads?
What ADS??? ZERO ads in Mississippi USA!
Noted!
Love these old movies where they try to get the last words rather than get the victim to a doctor.
Love these CLASSIC FILMS! Sounds so much better! 😀🎄
that is a amazing dance
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
That’s a young Master Po as number one son!
I can't believe how many commercials RUclips shoves into this movie. At least it's not edited down for them.
What commercials? None here in Mississippi USA.
@@MichaelGunner123 Depends on the device. My smart TV has a RUclips player but shows commercials every 5 minutes (or at least it seems it does) , Luckily it also has a browser so I can load RUclips there and get no commercials. I guess they figure if you're watching on a TV you expect commercials. :(
Other option is a bad browser plugin. Some inject ads.
@@rnseby Excellent feedback. Sounds very logical. THX.
Dance in 11 minutes, very rough. 🤔
25:16 he's hardly human an unfortunate relic of the war, shell shock. wow is that how they considered these poor veterans of ww1? just sort of hit home
not too much different today on how certain people judge others less well off than them
Hey, the bank manager at least said "poor fellow." He might have meant "poor fellow's lost his moral compass due to his war trauma" when he said "he's hardly human," rather than the comment being some kind of a derogatory expression.
That was a pretty brutal dance at the beginning.
Amazing. A domestic violence pas de deux. I’ve never seen a dance quite like it.
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
This was a great film.
they just do not make them like that anymore......thanks.
I like these series
1935 is old but not as old as my former property manager.
a class act
who is dead, of course!
Charlie Chan, the worlds most brilliant detective but can't master pronouns, articles or prepositions ha ha. That was Hollywood's idea of an "Oriental" in the 30's. Still the character is a classic.
Bit more intrigue in beginning of movie; more quickly paced than other films. Great to see no.1 son again. I love those old airplanes and automobiles ( although not props like in Indiana Jones movies and not antique at the time, either.) . So classy.
Enjoyed the movie very much. Saw these when I was a kid. Interesting things though, set in Paris but all the bank and police characters all spoke perfect english. Also, in Europe the car steering wheels are on the left and they drive on the right as we do. Well, it was 1935.
I think Paris drives opposite of the way we do in the USA, just as London does. Please notice when Charlie gets in the car with the girl's fiance, that fiance is driving from what we call the passenger side. The right side of the car.
@@patriciajrs46 in france they drive on the right...uk, on the left
Australia & UK BOTH drive on the left; Hence, their steering column is located on the right side of the car...opposite of USA. 😎
yeah, I see what you mean about perfect English. watch charlie chan at monte Carlo the characters have good french accents
@@MichaelGunner123
I remember seeing this film back in elementary school in 5th grade.
Pop up ads every 5 minutes makes this wonderful movie very hard to watch. 😞
Join RUclips premium and get rid of ads. I did.
It’s worth it.
It is for SIX seconds..and mine had just 4 ads.
Great film but watch elsewhere on RUclips. ADs every 2 or 3 or 5 minutes. :(
Edit Update: It seems there are less ads now so I changing my opinion. :)
You should use Adblocker
@@pranavmahajan4190 BS.
@@pranavmahajan4190 Yes. Adblocker delights us all.
Doesn't seem like a good place for forgery with all the dampness,, ✌️ enjoy the Charlie Chan movies a great deal ✔️🍿🥤
I am amazed how much Charlie Chan gets away with. He could never do half the stuff he does now.
But still fun to watch.
Legenda em português por favor 🙏
"Hiya Pops!"
Well said! 😃😌🇬🇧
Charlie Chan has always been one of my favorite shows ever Rowan Williams and Sidney Tyler have always been my favorite
Who is Rowan Williams? Never heard of him playing Charlie Chan. 😀
@@MichaelGunner123 - After Oland's death, American actor Sidney Toler was cast as Chan; Toler made 22 Chan films, first for Fox and then for Monogram Studios. After Toler's death, six films were made, starring Roland Winters. (Google is your friend).
@@gunnerhiro394 Interesting. I don't agree on the "bestness" of Toler. Just my opinion.
@@gunnerhiro394 LUV Google. Use it all the time. He did say, though, Rowan Williams. That name didn't ring a bell. Roland Winters, on the other hand, did.
@@patriciajrs46 Sydney Toler was undoubtedly & unequivocally MUCH better than Roland Winters.
I love the sets of the apts. So beautiful. In these old movies they paid great attention to such details and they are eye candy for the soul.
Back then off boarding from a plane similar to coming out of a bunker ..
This was good and the dance routine was outstanding better than anything Hollywood can come up with go to a theater no thanks
You are HALF correct. West Side Story was just RE - released by Steven Spielberg & its dance sequences are outstanding.
Amazing how a human body can do such things!
Three minutes in and so far, no one in France has a French accent... (I love these old films!)
France, especially Paris was full of English speaking ppl at that time. They had been gathering since the roaring '20's, and most were too drunk to bother to learn the language. Unnecessary where they went
@@kimmccabe1422 And all thr French police are English speaking.
Classic Films!
@@simondee3886 Well, it is an English speaking film.
@@MichaelGunner123 just like the detective in the film, U have found the clue that explains it all.
Many Blessings 🙏🇺🇸
A bit too metallic for me. There must have been a time when there were many, many Americans from all walks of life living in Paris.
My favourite Charlie Chan movie by far. Smacks of Edgar Allen Poe's August Dupin (I believe is his name). Good performances by everyone. Excellent.
Famous last words "I'm not trying to get away!"... while holding a gun pointed at bunch of people, telling them to go into the room, while you walk backwards to the door. Yeah, sure.
😂
" Many strange crimes committed in the sewers of Paris"! I wish he would have elaborated on that comment.
Nardi is played by Dorothy Appleby, later to be one of the great ladies of the Three Stooges shorts!
When suicide doors were the best, as they accurately predicted the fate of Western Civilization.
You're right. Western Civilization is now all but extinct.............but we're POLITICALLY CORRECT, aren't we?
@@leelarson107 empire very good!
@@leelarson107 If by politically correct you mean it's no longer socially acceptable for straight white Christian males to act like smug condescending louts toward anyone who isn't a straight white Christian male, then yes, we are. Boo-fucking-hoo.
That’s called an Apache dance, from France. Why? IDK.
Amazing what a human body can do!
Thank you 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖
You’re welcome 😊
Apache(sp?) Dancers unreal !!!👌👌🎉🎉🎉oh ...😞
Amazing what a human body can do.
the ladies were slim back then
No hormones in their food like now
EXCELLENT
Love Charlie Chan movies 👍👍👍 we need more movies like this today thanks
12:18 That guy's getting his money's worth.
I could never stand that "Apache". Now ...the "Can-can" is a different story!
Amazing what a human body can do!
I don’t need commercials 🤮👎
Warner the best
Thanks for posting
These classic movies
Very very entertaining
How many Charlie Chan movies were made?
This is an excellent movie. It has an interesting plot twist I might have to use.
There. Are you happy now?
Can you not fucking Spoil the argument of the movie and the movie
@@polemikful I wasn't spoiling it. I wrote that after the last time I watched this. Could you please improve your vocabulary and use actual adjectives? I am sorry for my choice of wording, but that's what happens when you read the comments before you watch the movie. Please forgive my spoilings.
@@polemikful don't read the comments then, moron.
So happy I failed to read comments before watching. You really should edit this post. Only a poor sport would ruin a wonderful classic for new viewers. Not all of us are 2nd timers. God bless.
@@polemikful I fixed it.
So how about you edit your cussing and develop a vocabulary?
I liked when Chan confronted the murderer, reached into his pocket to pull out a hearing aid, then the murderer tried to offer him a new roof with solar panels.
Hahaha! Oh yes! Many more ads than usual in this one.
Lol. Good one
the adds pop up every 1,5 min. which makes enjoyment of this classic impossible!!!!!
That's why I have RUclips Premium. No ads. (But RUclips is so corrupt in other ways.)
A gazillion ads.
Thanks for posting this. Next time, though, don't turn on RUclips's "expand" option because it destroys the aspect ratio.
Thanks for the tip
Thanks Cuz
The cars in these films are worth lots of $$$
jalopies
Too many commercials
Usen adblocker
@@czechhockeyfan4403 Adblocker . fine.