Daughter of Shanghai (1937)

Dir: Robert Florey Crime / Drama / Romance stars 3

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Daughter of Shanghai is an American romantic film drama first released in 1937, directed by Robert Florey. The film stars Anna May Wong, Charles Bickford, Buster Crabbe, Cecil Cunningham and J. Carrol Naish. It has also been released under the title: Daughter of the Orient. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Robert Florey
Script: William Hurlbut, Gladys Unger, Garnett Weston
Photo: Charles Edgar Schoenbaum
Cast: Anna May Wong (Lan Ying Lin), Charles Bickford (Otto Hartman), Buster Crabbe (Andrew Sleete), Cecil Cunningham (Mrs. Mary Hunt), J. Carrol Naish (Frank Barden), Evelyn Brent (Olga Derey), Anthony Quinn (Harry Morgan), John Patterson (James Lang), Philip Ahn (Kim Lee), Fred Kohler (Captain D. Gulner), Guy Bates Post (Lloyd Burkett), Virginia Dabney (American Dancer), Paulita Arvizu (Dancer), Carmen Bailey (Dancer), Agostino Borgato (Gypsy), Marie Burton (Girl), Mae Busch (Lil), Wong Chung (One of Quan Lin’s Servants), Gino Corrado (Interpreter), Paula DeCardo (Girl), James Dime (Tough Sailor), Paul Fix (Miles), Kit Guard (Barfly with Lil), John Hart (Sailor), Gwen Kenyon (Telephone Operator), Carmen Laroux (Dancer), Ching Wah Lee (Quan Lin), Maurice Liu (Ah Fong), Andre Marsaudon (South American), Tina Menard (Dancer), Bill Powell (Carib Waiter), Constantine Romanoff (Russian Alien), Alma Ross (Girl), Natalie Schafer (Blonde Dancer), Lee Shumway (Ship’s Officer), Harry Strang (Sailor), Frank Sully (Jake Kelly), Layne Tom Jr. (Chinese Candy Vendor), Sammee Tong (Chinese Alien in Airplane), Archie Twitchell (Secretary), Blanca Vischer (Dancer), Pierre Watkin (Mr. Yorkland), Ernest Whitman (Sam Blike), Charles C. Wilson (Schwartz), Mrs. Wong Wing (Amah), Alex Woloshin (Gypsy), Beal Wong (Chinese Alien in Airplane), Bruce Wong (Chinese Man)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 63 min; B&W
Aka: Daughter of the Orient

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