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Peter Lorre | Kentaro Moto | |
Jean Hersholt | Mr. Sutter | |
Amanda Duff | Joan Castle | |
Warren Hymer | Twister McGurk | |
Richard Lane | Commissioner Gordon | |
Leon Ames | Commissioner Madero | |
Douglass Dumbrille | Cmdr. La Costa | |
Charles D. Brown | Col. Tom Castle | |
Paul Harvey | Governor John Bentley | |
Robert Lowery | Lt. George Bentley | |
Eddie Marr | Capt. Dahlen | |
Harry Woods | Grant | |
Peter Lorre | Mr. Moto | |
Jean Hersholt | Sutter | |
Douglass Dumbrille | La Costa | |
Charles D. Brown | Col. Thomas Castle | |
Robert Lowery | Lieut. George Bentley | |
Eddie Marr | Captain Dahlen | |
Willie Best | Launch Pilot | |
Ward Bond | Sailor Sam - Wrestler | |
Nick Borgani | Police Officer |
Director |
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Producer |
John Stone
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Writer | John W. Vandercook
George Bricker John P. Marquand John Reinhardt |
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Cinematography |
Lucien N. Andriot
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Puerto Rico has become the back door by which a criminal syndicate smuggles inexpensive contraband diamonds from South America into the United States, dramatically driving down the price of legitimate gems. After they have ruthlessly murdered a special investigator, Moto is assigned to the case. While sailing to the island he impresses Twister McGurk, a slow-witted but amiable wrestler, with his martial arts abilities and gains a loyal friend and bodyguard. When an attempt on his life fails and another government official is murdered, Moto sends authorities a fake telegram identifying himself as a criminal named Shimura and making him and the Twister wanted fugitives. That ploy allows them to infiltrate the gang and expose the criminal mastermind behind it. |
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