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Mr. Moto's Gamble is a american film of genre Drama directed by James Tinling released in USA on 7 april 1938 with Peter Lorre

Mr. Moto's Gamble (1938)

Mr. Moto's Gamble
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Mr. Moto

Facebook Share this quote on facebook There is no situation that science and skill cannot master.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook To recognize one's faults requires intelligence; to admit them requires courage.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Much information can be obtained from tongues loosened in anger.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook [examining the dead body] This is not suicide Mr. Riggs. It's most unusual to shoot oneself in the back and without a gun.

Lieutenant Riggs

Facebook Share this quote on facebook [frustrated] Medium height, medium build, medium complexion - I'd have to be a medium to find Howard from the description like that Detroit tailor gives me!

Penny Kendall

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Oh, Scotty, if you'll turn me loose on this, I'll have this town so deep in tears that they'll be using canoes for taxicabs.

Dialogue

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Lee Chan: [arriving late and in a hurry] We want two good seats down front!
Ticket Seller: Sorry, we're sold out.
Horace 'Knock-Out' Wellington: He's sold out? [to the ticket taker] Do you know who we are?
Ticket Seller: [as he closes down the ticket window] Sure, a couple of guys that ain't gonna see the fight.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Lee Chan: Gosh, that's a pretty girl sitting with your friend!
Lieutenant Riggs: That's his daughter Linda. She's got her nose so high in the air, she'd drown in a rainstorm.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Nick Crowder: Clipper, you'd suspect your own grandmother!
Clipper McCoy: Yeah, but you're not my grandmother.
Nick Crowder: Don't bet on it!

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Lee Chan: Oh, Mr. Moto?
Mr. Moto: Yes, Lee?
Lee Chan: I though you would like to know I got a letter from Pop yesterday.
Mr. Moto: Oh, you did?
Lee Chan: Mm-hmm. He sent his best to you.
Mr. Moto: Thank you. And, uh, how is your honorable father enjoying his homelife in beautiful Honolulu?
Lee Chan: He seems fine, but he kind of worries about me. Y'see, I'm really supposed to be studying art here at the university... but gosh, I want to be a detective!
Mr. Moto: [chuckles] I understand. My parents wanted me to be an acrobat.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Lieutenant Riggs: A sock in the eye ain't homicide. Maybe his ticker went bad on him. Who knows?
Mr. Moto: No one... except the coroner.