The Blonde from Singapore (1941) - film review

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The Blonde from Singapore is an American adventure film first released in 1941, directed by Edward Dmytryk. The film stars Florence Rice, Leif Erickson, Gordon Jones, Don Beddoe and Alexander D’Arcy. It has also been released under the title: Hot Pearls. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Edward Dmytryk
Script: Houston Branch, George Bricker
Photo: L. William O’Connell
Cast: Florence Rice (Mary Brooks), Leif Erickson (Terry Prescott), Gordon Jones (’Waffles’ Billings), Don Beddoe (Sgt. Burns), Alexander D’Arcy (Prince Sali), Adele Rowland (Sultana), Lumsden Hare (Reginald Belvin), Richard Terry (Tada), Emory Parnell (Capt. Nelson), Frank Baker (Constable Sims), Dick Botiller (Malay), David Dunbar (Turnkey), Alan Edmiston (Hotel Clerk), Dwight Frye (Barber), Olaf Hytten (Doorman), Charles Irwin (Manager), George McKay (Gabby Hart), William H. O’Brien (Doorman), Ralph Peters (Waiter), John Power (Policeman), Al Rhein (Croupier), Rudy Robles (Servant), Paul Singh (Native), Bobby Stone (Sea Biscuit), Evan Thomas (Major), Honorable Wu (Rickshaw Driver)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 69 min; B&W
Aka: Hot Pearls

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