Editing Charlie Chan (section)

==Filmography==
Unless otherwise noted, information is taken from Charles P. Mitchell's ''A Guide to Charlie Chan Films'' (1999).

'''American Western'''
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|''[[The House Without a Key (serial)|The House Without a Key]]''
|[[George Kuwa]]
|[[Spencer G. Bennet]]<ref>Struss (1987), 114.</ref>
|1926
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|[[Lost film|Lost]]<br />[[Silent film|Silent]] 
|[[Pathé Exchange]]
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|''[[The Chinese Parrot (film)|The Chinese Parrot]]''
|[[Sojin (actor)|Sojin]] 
|[[Paul Leni]]
|1927
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|Lost<br />Silent
|[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]
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|''[[Behind That Curtain (film)|Behind That Curtain]]''
|[[E.L. Park]]
|[[Irving Cummings]]
|1929
|Charlie Chan, Volume Three (20th Century Fox, 2007)
|First [[sound film]] in the series
|rowspan=9 | [[Fox Film Corporation]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan Carries On (film)|Charlie Chan Carries On]]''
|[[Warner Oland]]
|[[Hamilton MacFadden]]
|1931
|
|Lost<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.loc.gov/rr/mopic/pickford/2005-archive.html|title=2005 Archive of Screened Films: Mary Pickford Theater (Moving Image Research Center, Library of Congress)|work=loc.gov|access-date=24 May 2016}}</ref> Fox simultaneously filmed this with "Eran Trece", which survives.
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|''[[There Were Thirteen|Eran Trece]]''
|[[Manuel Arbó]]<ref>Hanke states that Chan was played by "Juan Torenas"; however, the more recent ''Guide to Charlie Chan Films'' by Charles P. Mitchell states that a Juan Torena played a supporting role and that Arbó was the star (Mitchell [1999], 153). Mitchell's book features a reproduction of the original movie poster, which lists Arbó's name before Torena's and in larger print.</ref>
|[[David Howard (director)|David Howard]] {{small|(uncredited)}}
|1931<ref>Hardy (1997), 76, suggests the date is 1932.</ref>
|Charlie Chan, Volume One (20th Century Fox, 2006)
|<ref>Spanish-language version of ''Charlie Chan Carries On''.</ref> Fox simultaneously filmed this with "Charlie Chan Carries On".
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|''[[The Black Camel (film)|The Black Camel]]''
|rowspan=15 | [[Warner Oland]]
|Hamilton MacFadden
|1931
|Charlie Chan, Volume Three (20th Century Fox, 2007)
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|''[[Charlie Chan's Chance]]''
|[[John Blystone]]
|1932
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|Lost
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|''[[Charlie Chan's Greatest Case]]''
|Hamilton MacFadden
|1933
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|Lost<ref>Remake of ''The House Without a Key''.</ref>
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|''[[Charlie Chan's Courage]]''
|George Hadden and [[Eugene Forde]]
|rowspan=2 | 1934
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|Lost<ref>Remake of ''The Chinese Parrot''.</ref>
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|''[[Charlie Chan in London]]''
|Eugene Forde
|rowspan=4 | Charlie Chan, Volume One (20th Century Fox, 2006)
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Paris]]''
|[[Lewis Seiler]]
|rowspan=3 | 1935
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Egypt]]''
|[[Louis King]]
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|rowspan=20 | [[20th Century Fox]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Shanghai]]''
|[[James Tinling]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan's Secret]]''
|[[Gordon Wiles]]
|rowspan=4 | 1936
|Charlie Chan, Volume Three (20th Century Fox, 2007)
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints.
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|''[[Charlie Chan at the Circus]]''
|[[Harry Lachman]]
|rowspan=4 | Charlie Chan, Volume Two (20th Century Fox, 2006)
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|''[[Charlie Chan at the Race Track]]''
|rowspan=3 | [[H. Bruce Humberstone]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan at the Opera]]''
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|''[[Charlie Chan at the Olympics]]''
|rowspan=3 | 1937
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|''[[Charlie Chan on Broadway]]''
|rowspan=2 | Eugene Forde
|rowspan=2 | Charlie Chan, Volume Three (20th Century Fox, 2007)
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|''[[Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo]]''
|Oland's last film.
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Honolulu]]''
|rowspan=22 | [[Sidney Toler]]
|H. Bruce Humberstone
|rowspan=4 | 1939
|rowspan=4 | Charlie Chan, Volume Four (20th Century Fox, 2008)
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Reno]]''
|rowspan=2 | [[Norman Foster (director)|Norman Foster]]

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|''[[Charlie Chan at Treasure Island]]''
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|''[[Charlie Chan in City in Darkness|City in Darkness]]''
|[[Herbert I. Leeds]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Panama]]''
|Norman Foster
|rowspan=4 | 1940
|rowspan=7 | Charlie Chan, Volume Five (20th Century Fox, 2008)
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|''[[Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise]]''
|Eugene Forde
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|''[[Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum]]''
|Lynn Shores
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|''[[Murder Over New York]]''
|rowspan=4 | Harry Lachman
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|''[[Dead Men Tell]]''
|rowspan=2 | 1941
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|''[[Charlie Chan in Rio]]''
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|''[[Castle in the Desert]]''
|1942
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|''[[Charlie Chan in the Secret Service]]''
|rowspan=5 | [[Phil Rosen]]
|rowspan=3 | 1944
|rowspan=6 | The Charlie Chan Chanthology (MGM, 2004)
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|rowspan=17 | [[Monogram Pictures]]
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|''[[The Chinese Cat]]''
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|''[[Black Magic (1944 film)|Black Magic]]''
|<ref>Later retitled ''Meeting at Midnight'' for TV</ref>
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|''[[The Jade Mask]]''
|rowspan=3 | 1945
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|''[[The Scarlet Clue]]''
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints.
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|''[[The Shanghai Cobra]]''
|[[Phil Karlson]]
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|''[[The Red Dragon (film)|The Red Dragon]]''
|Phil Rosen
|rowspan=5 | 1946
|Charlie Chan 3-Film Collection (Warner Archive, 2016)
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|''[[Dark Alibi]]''
|Phil Karlson
|TCM Spotlight: Charlie Chan Collection (Turner Classic Movies, 2010)
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints.
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|''[[Shadows Over Chinatown]]''
|rowspan=2 | [[Terry O. Morse]]
|Charlie Chan Collection (Warner Home Video, 2013)
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|''[[Dangerous Money]]''
| rowspan=3 | TCM Spotlight: Charlie Chan Collection (Turner Classic Movies, 2010)
| Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints.
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|''[[The Trap (1946 film)|The Trap]]''
|[[Howard Bretherton]]
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints. Toler's last film.
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|''[[The Chinese Ring]]''
|rowspan=6 | [[Roland Winters]]
|[[William Beaudine]]<ref name="Reid 2004, 86">Reid (2004), 86.</ref>
|1947
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints. Winters' first film.
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|''[[Docks of New Orleans]]''
|[[Derwin Abrahams]]
|rowspan=4 | 1948
|rowspan=3 | Charlie Chan Collection (Warner Home Video, 2013)
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|''[[Shanghai Chest]]''
|rowspan=2 | William Beaudine
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|''[[The Golden Eye]]''
|Public domain due to the omission of a valid copyright notice on original prints.
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|''[[The Feathered Serpent (1948 film)|The Feathered Serpent]]''
|William Beaudine<ref name="Reid 2004, 86" />
|rowspan=2 | Charlie Chan 3-Film Collection (Warner Archive, 2016)
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|''[[Sky Dragon]]''
|[[Lesley Selander]]
|1949
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|''[[The Return of Charlie Chan]]'' (aka: ''Happiness Is a Warm Clue'')
|[[Ross Martin]]
|[[Daryl Duke]]<ref name="Pitts 1991, 305">Pitts (1991), 305.</ref>
|1973
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|[[Television film|TV film]]<ref>Filmed in 1971; aired on British television in 1973; aired on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] in 1979 as ''The Return of Charlie Chan'' (Pitts [1991], 301).</ref>
| [[Universal Television]]
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|''[[Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen]]''
|[[Peter Ustinov]]
|[[Clive Donner]]<ref name="Pitts 1991, 305" />
|1981
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|American Cinema Productions
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'''Latin America'''
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|''La Serpiente Roja''
|[[Aníbal de Mar]]
|Ernesto Caparrós
|1937
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|Cuban film<ref>{{cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=p2zTtMxkExgC&q=%22La+Serpiente+Roja%22+Charlie+Chan&pg=PA128|title=Icons of Mystery and Crime Detection: From Sleuths to Superheroes|first=Mitzi M.|last=Brunsdale|date=26 July 2010|publisher=ABC-CLIO|isbn=9780313345319|access-date=21 March 2018|via=Google Books}}</ref>
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|''El Monstruo en la Sombra''
|Orlando Rodríguez
|Zacarias Urquiza<ref name="Willis 1972, 329">Willis (1972), 329.</ref>
|1955
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|Mexican film<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tommenterprises.tripod.com/id258.html|title=CHARLIE CHAN: El monstruo en la sombra (1955)|website=tommenterprises.tripod.com|access-date=21 March 2018}}</ref>
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'''China'''
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!Film title
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|''The Disappearing Corpse'' (in [[Standard Chinese|Chinese]])
|rowspan=5 | Xu Xinyuan
|rowspan=5 | [[Xu Xinfu]]
|1937
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|<ref name="China">{{cite web | url=http://www.chinesemirror.com/index/2008/05/charlie-chan-in.html | title=Charlie Chan in China | work=The Chinese Mirror: A Journal of Chinese Film History | date=May 2008 | access-date=18 April 2011 | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110708145436/http://www.chinesemirror.com/index/2008/05/charlie-chan-in.html | archive-date=8 July 2011 | url-status=dead | df=dmy-all }}</ref>
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|''The Pearl Tunic'' (in Chinese)
|1938
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|<ref name="China" />
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|''The Radio Station Murder'' (in Chinese)
|1939
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|<ref name="China" />
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|''Charlie Chan Smashes an Evil Plot'' (in Chinese)
|1941
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|<ref name="China"/>
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|''Charlie Chan Matches Wits with the Prince of Darkness'' (in Chinese)
|1948
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|<ref name="China" />
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|''Mystery of the Jade Fish'' (in Chinese)
|Lee Ying
|Lee Ying
|c.1950 (distributed in New York in 1951)
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|<ref name="NYSA">New York State Archives Movie Script Collection (dialogue continuity in English).</ref>
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