Limehouse Blues (1934)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Harry Young
as Toni
as Eric Benton
as Tu Tuan
as Pug Talbot
as Herb
as Smokey
as Inspector Sheridan
as Inspector Sheridan
as Ching Lee
as Assistant Commissioner Kenyon
as Rhama
as Woman Who Finds Pug
as McDonald
as Policeman in Pug's House
as Woman Employment Agent
as Taxi Driver
as Davis
as Slummer
as Man Fighting with Wife
as Wife
as Woman Employment Agent
as Constable
as Constable
as Maggie
as Chinese Waiter on Boat
as Flower Woman
as Girl with Couples
as Policeman
Critic Reviews for Limehouse Blues
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (5)
Even those filmgoers who are most successful in fighting off Mr. Raft's overpowering personal allure can hardly blame him for the frailties of Limehouse Blues.
The abiding memory of Limehouse Blues is of violence, unreality, and an exuberance of Americanism, which seems somewhat out of place in London's East End.
An antiquated story with only one redeeming feature -- good production.
George Raft seemed very unhappy in the role.
Wong scores best, perhaps because she is the only one of the leads who is not miscast. Otherwise, every other cast member plays over the top.
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