The Chinese Parrot

Synopsis

In the silent film era classic 'The Chinese Parrot' released in 1927, Marian Nixon plays a key role in this thrilling mystery. The movie is set in San Francisco's Chinatown, where a series of baffling murders take place. Detective Chan investigates the case in his unique and insightful way, facing danger and deceit in pursuit of the truth. With a mix of suspense, intrigue, and cultural exploration, 'The Chinese Parrot' captivates the audience with its engaging storyline and well-crafted characters. The film offers a glimpse into the exotic and mysterious world of Chinatown, providing both entertainment and thought-provoking themes for viewers.

Cast

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  Marian Nixon

  Sally Phillmore

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  Hobart Bosworth

  P.J. Madden

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  Florence Turner

  Mrs. Phillmore

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  Sôjin Kamiyama

  Charlie Chan

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  Slim Summerville

  Prospector

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  Edmund Burns

  Robert Eden

Reviews

Despite its age, 'The Chinese Parrot' manages to retain its charm and intrigue. The portrayal of Chinatown in the 1920s adds a historical significance to the film, and the performance of Marian Nixon as the leading lady is commendable. While some critics may find the pacing slow by modern standards, the movie's attention to detail and authenticity in depicting the era make it a notable piece of cinema. With a rating of 5.0/10 on IMDb, 'The Chinese Parrot' is appreciated for its atmospheric setting and thematic complexity. Overall, it is a captivating mystery that stands the test of time.