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The New Adventures of Charlie Chan

The Patient in Room 21 (Season 1, Episode 9)
TV Episode | 26 min | Mystery

Charlie has to unravel the mystery of a man working as a doctor in London. Information is received suggesting he may have been a doctor in Canada convicted of murder. Charlie has to discover the truth and then decide who had the motivation...See moreCharlie has to unravel the mystery of a man working as a doctor in London. Information is received suggesting he may have been a doctor in Canada convicted of murder. Charlie has to discover the truth and then decide who had the motivation to make such claims in the first place. See less
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Director
Writers
Robert Leslie Bellem (teleplay by) | Earl Derr Biggers (characters) | Paul Erickson (based on a story by) | Jerry Sackheim (story editor)
Producer
Rudolph C. Flothow (as Rudolph Flothow)
Cinematographer
Status
Edit Released
Updated Sep 28, 1957

Release date
1957 (United States)

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8 cast members
Name Known for
J. Carrol Naish
Charlie Chan Charlie Chan   See fewer
James Hong
Barry Chan Barry Chan   See fewer
Henry B. Longhurst
George Morely (as Henry Longhurst) George Morely (as Henry Longhurst)   See fewer
Peter Dyneley
Dr. Michael Winstead Dr. Michael Winstead   See fewer
Honor Blackman
Elizabeth Vernon Elizabeth Vernon   See fewer
Leslie Perrins
The Judge The Judge   See fewer
Raymond Francis
Sir Edward Pomercy Sir Edward Pomercy   See fewer
Nancy Graham
Anne Gerald Anne Gerald   See fewer
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