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G-men vs. the Black Dragon (1943)
Japanese spies attempt to subvert America's war effort; G-Men attempt to thwart their plot.
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Japanese spies attempt to subvert America's war effort; G-Men attempt to thwart their plot.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action
Written By:Ronald Davidson, William Lively, Joseph O'Donnell, Joseph F. Poland
In Theaters:1/16/1943
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Runtime:243 minutes
Studio:Republic Pictures
Cast
William Witney, Spencer Gordon Bennet
Director
Rod Cameron
Rex Bennett
Roland Got
Chang Sing
Constance Worth
Vivian Marsh
Nino Pipitone
Oyama Haruchi
Noel Cravat
Ranga
George J. Lewis
Lugo
Maxine Doyle
Marie [Ch. 8]
Donald Kirke
Muller - Pier 17 Thug [Ch.1]
Ivan Miller
Pier 17 Customs Inspector [Ch.1]
Walter Fenner
Williams - Financial Agent [Ch.1]
C. Montague Shaw
Prof. Nicholson [Ch. 3-4]
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