Charlie Chan/Chang Apana
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Memoirs of a Chinese Geishaby tripicus20,164 views- 3:46
Charlie Chan and Samurai Guyby spamaminal7,919 views
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Charlie Chan in Shanghaiby cinematicalart11,780 views
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"Welcome to Reno - America's Divorce Resort"by mcgeebmcpublications3,953 views
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Charlie Chan Part 1.wmvby jawesomevideo17,388 views
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Fire Truck Accidentby dumpbase85,281 views
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Charlie Chang - Waltz For You Music Videoby charliechang51,705 views
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naya naya apana pyar haiby harry7502885 views
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Koi Nahi Apana - Kabir Bhajanby rmimer9,964 views
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Tame One - Lately feat. Camu Tao & Charlie Chan (prod. Camu Tao)by jamutka32,408 views
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"Things You Need To Know" with Greg Watanabe, 8/15/10by gregwatanabe18mmw333 views
lol, this was cute.
yewles1 2 years ago
ha! I know there's no accounting for taste...but I thought it was funny.
cthulee 2 years ago
On the other hand, it might be interesting to see a more realistic film version of Charlie Chan or Chang Apana or whoever set in the 1920's. Earl Der Biggers's books are probably much better than the more cartoonish films, but there's an interesting idea of fleshing out the actual Chan's biography. I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell of that happening, but it's intriguing to consider.
felixjazzage 4 years ago
God, that was mindnumbingly awful. At a minimum, one expects comedy to actually be funny, not to be a painfully earnest exercise in well-intentioned didacticism.
felixjazzage 4 years ago