The Mysterious Mr. Wong with Bela Lugosi: DVD Cover

    The Mysterious Mr. Wong Director: William Nigh Cast: Bela Lugosi, Wallace Ford, Arline Judge, Fred Warren

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/25/2000
    • Original Release: 1935
    • Rating: Not Rated

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    Side #1 --
    0. Chapter List
    1. Mysterious Mr. Wong - Main Titles [1:18]
    2. 12 Coins of Confucius [4:39]
    3. Jason H. Barton, Reporter [6:09]
    4. A Laundry Ticket [8:28]
    5. Lunch Counter Antics [3:58]
    6. A Man With a Dragon Ring [8:56]
    7. "My Eyes See Something Familiar" [5:53]
    8. Dinner in Chinatown [6:22]
    9. The House of Wong [6:24]
    10. Captives of Wong [4:09]
    11. "We're in a Tight Spot" [6:04]

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    Editorial Reviews

    To the world at large, Mr. Wong (Bela Lugosi) is a harmless shopkeeper in the Chinatown district (where no one seems unduly put off by his Hungarian accent) In truth, however, Wong is an eeeeevil Mandarin who'll stop at nothing to get his hands on the Twelve Coins of Confucious, which according to legend will allow him to rule over the Chinese province of Keelat. In his efforts to obtain these coins, Wong leaves a trail of corpses behind, eventually arousing the suspicions of wisecracking reporter Jason Barton (Wallace Ford). Narrowly escaping assassination in a Chinese restaurant, Barton and his sweetheart Peg (Arline Judge) take refuge in Wong's humble shop, where they stumble into a gathering of the villain's henchmen. Will our hero and heroine escape in time to thwart the sinister, seemingly all-powerful Mr. Wong? Boasting a full-blooded performance by Bela Lugosi and campy dialogue to spare (much of it astonishingly racist!), Mysterious Mr. Wong is a bad-movie buff's delight. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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