The Game s Afoot Famous Detectives Leave Their Mark
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The Game's Afoot: Famous Detectives Leave Their Mark
Famous fictional detectives capture our hearts not just through their sleuthing skills, but also with their memorable quotes. Sherlock Holmes, for example, is known for his classic phrase, "Elementary, my dear Watson." Inspector Clouseau from the "Pink Panther" series humorously introduces himself with, "I am Inspector Clouseau of the Sureté." Meanwhile, the charming Charlie Chan enchants fans with his profound wisdom and playful insights that were a hallmark of Hollywood in the '30s and '40s.
To unravel the mystery around Charlie Chan, here are some intriguing details. Played most famously by Warner Oland, Charlie Chan is beloved for his fortune-cookie wisdom. In "Charlie Chan in Shanghai" (1935), he cleverly observes, "Motive like end of string tied in many knots; end may be in sight, but hard to unravel." His character remains one of cinema's most popular detectives.
Fans of classic cinema can now revisit some of Charlie Chan's most thrilling cases with the DVD release of four films: "Charlie Chan in Egypt" (featuring an early appearance by Rita Hayworth), "Charlie Chan in London," "Charlie Chan in Paris," and "Charlie Chan in Shanghai." The collection includes new documentaries, original trailers, and a rare Spanish-language adventure, "Eran Trece" ("There Were Thirteen"). Marketed as "The Charlie Chan Collection - Volume One," this set is available for under $60.
Just how good are these films? As Charlie Chan wisely remarked in his Paris adventure, "Cannot see contents of nut until shell is cracked."
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