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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
Brand: TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX HOME ENT
EAN: 0024543244899
Label: 20th Century Fox
Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: 20th Century Fox
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 20, 2006
Running Time: 372 minutes
Sales Rank: 2743
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Theatrical Release Date: January 21, 1935
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Disk 1: CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON (1934) *Full Screen Feature *The Legacy of Charlie Chan Featurette (15:00) *Theatrical Trailer
Disk 2: CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS (1935) *Full Screen Feature *In Search of Charlie Chan Featurette (20:00) *Charlie Chan In London Trailer
Disk 3: CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT (1935) *Full Screen Feature *The Real Charlie Chan Featurette (20:00) *Charlie Chan In London Trailer
Disk 4: CHARLIE CHAN IN SHANGHAI (1935) *Full Screen Feature *ERAN TRECE Fullscreen Feature (79:00) *Eran Trece Theatrical Trailer *Charlie Chan In London Trailer
Customer Reviews Average Rating: 
Rating:  - CHARLIE CHAN SPEAKS CANTONESE!
Sidney Toler and Warner Oland, the best portrayers of Charlie Chan, were both, of course, European, but both put a lot of effort into accuracy.
Charlie, in CC in Shanghai, gives a little speech at a dinner party there and, according to my sources, actually speaks in Cantonese!Vol. 3 contains CC at Monte Carlo. Charlie and his son, in that movie, are walking along a road when they find a dead man in a parked automobile.
Policemen then appear and Charlie's son tries to explain, in his ... Read More
Rating:  - Charlie Chan Vol 1.
I never saw Charlie Chan before. They are dated being prior to WW2, but pleasant to watch. Presumably the later volunes are less dated.
Dave
Rating:  - Chan Starter
In my youth when local TV used to show these pictures on "Charlie Chan Theater" they would jump around in the series' timeline.Watching these now in order, it's suprising to see how sturdy the early productions were as some of the later are pretty threadbare.The London entry here is especially lavish for the series.(By the time we get to Shanghai though, there's little effort expended to suggest local color and it's the least atmospheric.) The London picture also highlights Chan's race more ... Read More
Rating: - The real deal
I cannot add anymore to the praise that others have heaped on this series.
On a personal note, I was brought up thinking that Sidney Toler was the definitive Charlie Chan, because that's what I see on Saturday afternoon TV.I wasn't sure that I would like Warner Oland.No problem.Each actor brings something slightly different to the role, and despite my first preferring Sidney Toler, I think that I now prefer Warner Oland.
The movies each come in their own pack:this ... Read More
Rating: - Love Charlie Chan
Good quality DVD's.If you like Charlie Chan you must have the entire set.Would recommend to a friend.
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