Daughter of Shanghai

1937
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1 Std. 2 Min.

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Anna May Wong in Daughter of Shanghai (1937)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA Chinese-American woman tries to expose an illegal alien smuggling ring.A Chinese-American woman tries to expose an illegal alien smuggling ring.A Chinese-American woman tries to expose an illegal alien smuggling ring.

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6,6/10

638

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Anna May Wong

Lan Ying Lin

Charles Bickford

Otto Hartman

Buster Crabbe

Andrew Sleete
(as Larry Crabbe)

Cecil Cunningham

Mrs. Mary Hunt

J. Carrol Naish

Frank Barden

Anthony Quinn

Harry Morgan

John Patterson

James Lang

Evelyn Brent

Olga Derey

Philip Ahn

Kim Lee

Fred Kohler

Captain Gulner

Guy Bates Post

Lloyd Burkett

Virginia Dabney

Rita - a Dancer

Paulita Arvizu

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Carmen Bailey

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Ted Billings

Barfly
(Nicht genannt)

Agostino Borgato

Gypsy
(Nicht genannt)

Marie Burton

Girl
(Nicht genannt)

Mae Busch

Lil
(Nicht genannt)

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8/10

A Good Film Noir, With The Great Anna May Wong

This film is about smugglers who take people from other parts of the world and bring them to the United States to work for others (sounds almost contemporary). Anna May Wong plays the daughter of Quan Lin, a successful merchant, who refuses to "buy" anyone for his business. He gets killed and his daughter narrowly escapes. This plays as a film noir, and it could even be considered a B movie, but it is pretty good. The plot thickens, there are a few surprises and then there is the beautiful, accomplished actress Anna May Wong. She was something special. I liked its pacing, and I feel it is a film you should watch, if you're into mystery and intrigue. Check it out.

crossbow0106
16. Juni 2008
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Of this film, Anna May Wong told Hollywood Magazine, "I like my part in this picture better than any I've had before ... because this picture gives Chinese a break --- we have sympathetic parts for a change! To me, that means a great deal."

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When Frank Barden grabs the newspaper from Harry Morgan, he has a cigarette in his left hand. But on the next immediate cut, he is now holding the cigarette with his right hand. Then on the immediate cut after that, he is back to holding it with his left hand.

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Lan Ying Lin: I hope that you will continue in my service, as long and as faithfully as in my father's.
One of Quan Lin's Servants: May our days be filled with unrest if we do not serve you well.