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1931
1h 19min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThis is the Spanish-language version, with a different cast and crew, of the Charlie Chan film La crociera del delitto (1931), in which Charlie sets out to discover the killer of an American... Leggi tuttoThis is the Spanish-language version, with a different cast and crew, of the Charlie Chan film La crociera del delitto (1931), in which Charlie sets out to discover the killer of an American found dead in a London hotel room.This is the Spanish-language version, with a different cast and crew, of the Charlie Chan film La crociera del delitto (1931), in which Charlie sets out to discover the killer of an American found dead in a London hotel room.

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8/10

Not bad but good.

A Spanish version of Charlie Chan 'Charlie Chan Carries on' survives. Made for the Latin American & Spain's audiences while the English version seem lost but who knows if it can be found. A group of American tourists travelling around the world & one of them is murdered & the suspect is among those tourists. Arbo, from Spain, is no Werner Oland but plays the hero detective quite convincing. Is good to mention the actress who plays the gangster's wife, one of the suspects, was from Puerto Rico & gives a sweet performance. But wonder who played Chan's wife, Japanese but for me an unknown actress.

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This is the only Spanish-language film in the entire original Chan series and the only one that doesn't feature Warner Oland as Charlie Chan. There were no other foreign-language Charlie Chan films made by Hollywood after this one because, shortly after this movie came out, a method of putting sound on the actual film was developed, and so voice dubbing became more practical.

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Whenever Charlie Chan or his wife are supposed to be speaking in Chinese, they are actually speaking in Japanese. This is especially evident in the scene at the docks in which Mrs. Chan bids Charlie farewell by saying "Sayonara".