G-men vs. the Black Dragon (Black Dragons of Manzanar) (1943)
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Black Dragon of Manzanar is a 100-minute abridgment of the 1943 Republic series G-Men vs. the Black Dragon, reedited for television in 1966. Set during World War II the 15- episode serial concerns the smashing of the Japanese Black Dragon Society. American investigator Rod Cameron and British secret… More Black Dragon of Manzanar is a 100-minute abridgment of the 1943 Republic series G-Men vs. the Black Dragon, reedited for television in 1966. Set during World War II the 15- episode serial concerns the smashing of the Japanese Black Dragon Society. American investigator Rod Cameron and British secret agent Constance Worth join forces to thwart the activities of Black Dragon leader Haruchi (played by Filipino actor Nino Pipitone). Chinese secret service operative Chang (Roland Got) poses as a Japanese to infiltrate the Society. After many life-threatening perils, the good guys send the Japanese villains to their Honorable Ancestors. Chock-full of the least convincing Japanese characters you're ever likely to see (most are Caucasian stunt men!), Black Dragon of Manzanar nonetheless scores with its breathless action content. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Spencer Gordon Bennet, William Witney
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Classics
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jan 16, 1943 Wide
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Cast
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Rod Cameron
as Rex Bennett
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Noel Cravat
as Ranga
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Roland Got
as Chang
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George J. Lewis
as Lugo
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Nino Pipitone
as Haruchi
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Constance Worth
as Vivien Marsh
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Hooper Atchley
as Caldwell
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Maxine Doyle
as Marie
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Walter Fenner
as Williams
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Robert E. Homans
as Capt. Gorman
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Allen Jung
as Fugi
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Donald Kirke
as Muller
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Ivan Miller
as Inspector
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Forbes Murray
as James Kennedy
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C. Montague Shaw
as Prof. Nicholson
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Harry Burns
as Tony
