MR. MOTO’s GAMBLE is an odd entry in the Moto series, in which German/Hungarian actor Peter Lorre plays Japanese detective Kinsaro Moto. It’s odd because it’s really a Charlie Chan … more →
shadowplayskipperbartlett1 wrote 3 weeks ago: ….and I always get my man. … more →
thekingoftexas wrote 3 weeks ago: My mother remarried when I was nine years old, and her new husband was not one to allow a lad at the … more →
b* wrote 1 month ago: If you ever wanted to learn the wit and wisdom of Charlie Chan, here’s your chance. I ran acr … more →
to55er wrote 1 month ago: Charlie Chaplin; Charlie Sheen; Charlie Parker; Charlie Brown; Charlie Chan; Bonnie Prince Charlie; … more →
internetarchive wrote 4 months ago: 2009 bombards people with screens; whether you’re picking up your phone, checking your mail, w … more →
bdnm wrote 5 months ago: Charlie Chan in Reno (1939) dir. Norman Foster, with Sidney Toler (Chan), Ricardo Cortez (Dr. Ainsle … more →
bdnm wrote 5 months ago: Dead Men Tell (1941), dir. Harry Lachman, with Sidney Toler, Victor Sen Yung, Robert Weldon, George … more →
bdnm wrote 5 months ago: Charlie Chan in City in Darkness (1939), dir. Herbert I. Leeds, w/ Sidney Toler, Lynn Bari, Richard … more →
peomon wrote 6 months ago: Disc 1: Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum Disc 2: Murder Over New York Disc 3: Dead Men Tell Disc 4: C … more →
dcairns wrote 7 months ago: MR. MOTO’s GAMBLE is an odd entry in the Moto series, in which German/Hungarian actor Peter L … more →
dcairns wrote 8 months ago: Here we see a scene from the late Charlie Chan opus, MEETING AT MIDNIGHT. Comedy Negro Mantan Morela … more →
dcairns wrote 9 months ago: From MEETING AT MIDNIGHT. I must say, I don’t think I like Sidney Toler’s Charlie Cha … more →
dcairns wrote 10 months ago: This can only be a preliminary report, as I’ve just watched three of the approximately nine b … more →
Wajahat Ali wrote 11 months ago: UNWHOLLY WARRIORS (A politically incorrect, apolitical, political comedy satire) Scene II “Attack … more →
dcairns wrote 11 months ago: “Punning on Chinese names is a low form of wit.” ~ Clive James (writer, broadcaster and … more →
Nicholas DiGiovanni wrote 11 months ago: This is the latest in a series of essays titled “Man Has Premonition of Own Death. … more →
insightanalytical wrote 1 year ago: Ah, another envelope full of campaign literature from Obama came a couple of days ago. This is the … more →
SRP wrote 1 year ago: The Race Cards. Can you spot the ad? What to make of the new Six Flags campaign? You don’t need to … more →
kellene23 wrote 1 year ago: I grew up watching Charlie Chan movies with my parents. Weekend afternoons, late-nights, whenever a … more →