Mr. Moto's Gamble (1938) | |
| Director(s) | James Tinling |
| Producer(s) | John Stone, Sol M. Wurtzel (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery |
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Mr. Moto's Gamble (1938) was a Crime - Mystery Film directed by James Tinling and produced by John Stone and Sol M. Wurtzel.
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Lieutenant Riggs:
A sock in the eye ain't homicide. Maybe his ticker went bad on him. Who knows?
Kentaro Moto: No one... except the coroner.
Kentaro Moto: [examining the dead body] This is not suicide Mr. Riggs.
[dryly]
Kentaro Moto: It's most unusual to shoot oneself in the back and without a gun.
Nick Crowder: Who pulled the strings to get this fight on tonight?
Kentaro Moto: I plead guilty, Mr. Crowder. You see, some people save strings; I pull them.
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Kentaro Moto: No one... except the coroner.
Kentaro Moto: [examining the dead body] This is not suicide Mr. Riggs.
[dryly]
Kentaro Moto: It's most unusual to shoot oneself in the back and without a gun.
Nick Crowder: Who pulled the strings to get this fight on tonight?
Kentaro Moto: I plead guilty, Mr. Crowder. You see, some people save strings; I pull them.
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Facts about
The fourth Moto to be produced (Jan-Feb 1938), and the third to be released (Mar 25 1938).
Production delays caused Chick Chandler to be replaced by Charles Williams.
While talking to Lee Chan, Harold Huber as Lt. Riggs refers to working with Lee's father Charlie before. In Charlie Chan on Broadway Huber did, playing another New York policeman
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Production delays caused Chick Chandler to be replaced by Charles Williams.
While talking to Lee Chan, Harold Huber as Lt. Riggs refers to working with Lee's father Charlie before. In Charlie Chan on Broadway Huber did, playing another New York policeman
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