| Charlie Chan at the Olympics (1937) | |
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| Directed By | H. Bruce Humberstone |
| Written By | Robert Ellis Helen Logan Paul Burger Earl Derr Biggers |
| Cast | Warner Oland Katherine DeMille Pauline Moore |
| Produced By | John Stone |
| Cinematography By | Daniel B. Clark |
| Film Editing By | Fred Allen |
| Music By | William Kernell |
| Studio | Twentieth Century-Fox |
| Distributed By | Twentieth Century-Fox |
| Franchise | Charlie Chan Franchise |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Release Date | May 21, 1937 |
| Runtime | 71 Minutes |
Overview[]
Charlie Chan traces the theft of a new aerial guidance system, which takes him to the Berlin Olympics. There he battles spies and enemy agents in order to retrieve it.
Plot[]
Cast[]
- Warner Oland as Charlie Chan
- Katherine DeMille as Yvonne Roland
- Pauline Moore as Betty Adams
- Allan Lane as Richard Masters
- Keye Luke as Lee Chan
- C. Henry Gordon as Arthur Hughes
- John Eldredge as Mr. Cartwright
- Layne Tom, Jr. as Charlie Chan, Jr.
- Jonathan Hale as Mr. Hopkins
- Morgan Wallace as Hnorable Charles Zaraka
- Frederik Vogeding as Inspector Strasser
- Howard C. Hickman as Dr. Burton
- Jesse Owens as himself
Production[]
Reception[]
Taglines[]
- Murderous Spies invade Olympic Games!
- DEATH FIRES THE STARTING GUN!...and you'll be breathless at the finish!
Trivia[]
- Stock footage of the dirigible Hindenburg was retouched, frame by frame, to blot out the swastikas emblazoned on the airship's tail.