Half Way to Shanghai (1942) - film review

Adventure / Mystery

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Half Way to Shanghai is an American adventure film first released in 1942, directed by John Rawlins. The film stars Kent Taylor, Irene Hervey, George Zucco and J. Edward Bromberg. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: John Rawlins
Script: Stuart Palmer
Photo: John W. Boyle
Music: Charles Henderson, Charles Previn, Frank Skinner
Cast: Kent Taylor (Frederick Barton, [Screen Credit), Irene Hervey (Vicky Neilson), George Zucco (Peter van Hoost), J. Edward Bromberg (Maj. U. Vinpore), Charlotte Wynters (Caroline Rawlins), Fay Helm (Marion Mills), Alexander Granach (Mr. Nikolas), Henry Stephenson (Col. Algernon Blimpton), Charles Wagenheim (Jonathan Peale), Frank Lackteen (Train conductor ("Guard")), Willie Fung (Mr. Wu – Chinese passenger), Oscar O’Shea (Dr. McIntyre), Mary Gordon (Mrs. McIntyre), Charles Stevens (Ali – Train steward), Belle Mitchell (Yna (Vicki’s handmaiden)), Jerome DeNuccio (Sikh guard), Michael Gaddis (Sikh guard), George J. Lewis (Brakeman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 62 min; B&W

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