Think Fast, Mr. Moto

Think Fast, Mr. Moto is a 1937 film about a freighter going from San Francisco to Shanghai where a Japanese detective solves a mystery caused by a gang of smugglers. Directed by Norman Foster. Written by Philip MacDonald and Norman Foster, based on the 1925 novel Your Turn, Mr. Moto by John P. Marquand. Meet.... MR. MOTO the foxiest detective of them all!  (taglines) Kentaro Moto Half the world spends its time laughing at the other half, and both are fools. Dialogue Bob Hitchings: Now I know who you are! You're the Japanese Sandman. Kentaro Moto: [shakes head] Strange people, these Americans. Bob Hitchings: Stanford, '34. Kentaro Moto: Stanford, '21; honorary member. Bob Hitchings: What do you know about that! Moto, '21, let's see... oh, I remember reading about you. You broke a pole-vault record, didn't you? Kentaro Moto: Now I would only break the pole. Bob Hitchings: Are you hurt? Kentaro Moto: No, thank you. Only a slight mishap. Bob Hitchings: Gee, I thought sure we were gonna kill somebody. Kentaro Moto: Mr. Moto is a very difficult fellow to kill. KENTARO MOTO:"Would you like me to begin at the beginning?" BOB HITCHINGS:"Why,yes". KENTARO MOTO: "Too long". Taglines Meet.... MR. MOTO the foxiest detective of them all! Cast Peter Lorre — Mr. Kentaro Moto Thomas Beck — Bob Hitchings Jr. Virginia Field — Gloria Danton Murray Kinnell — Joseph B. Wilkie Sig Ruman — Nicolas Marloff George Cooper — Muggs Blake John Rogers — Carson the steward Lotus Long — Lela Liu J. Carrol Naish — Adram External links 0029660 Think Fast, Mr. Moto Category:1937 American films Category:Films based on American novels Category:Mr. Moto films Category:American mystery films