Movie·1932·1h 13m
Charlie Chan's Chance
With eyes that see all, lips that tell nothing, Charlie Chan unmasks the most sinister crime of his career.
Directed By
John G. Blystone
Country
United States of America
Language
English
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The Story
Charlie is the intended murder victim here, and he avoids death only by chance. To find the murderer (since, of course, murder does occur), Charlie must outguess Scotland Yard and New York City police.
Written By
Barry Conners, Philip Klein
Producer
Joseph H. August
Cinematography
Joseph H. August
Editor
Alex Troffey
Production House
Audience Score
3 votes
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Cast
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Alexander Kirkland
John R. Douglas
H.B. Warner
Inspector Fife
Marian Nixon
Shirley Marlowe
James Kirkwood
Inspector Flannery
Linda Watkins
Gloria Garland
Ralph Morgan
Barry Kirk
James Todd
Kenneth Dunwood
Herbert Bunston
Garrick Enderly
James Wang
Kee-Lin
Joe Brown
Doctor
Charles McNaughton
Paradise
Edward Peil Sr.
Li Gung
// crew
Crew
John G. Blystone
Director
Barry Conners
Writer
Philip Klein
Writer
Joseph H. August
Producer, Director of Photography
Alex Troffey
Editor
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