Bio

Appropriately moon-faced and often sporting a rather timid-looking Fu Manchu mustache, Chester Gan played hundreds of rickshaw boys, cooks, café owners, and the ubiquitous Chinese laundry proprietors. Although of Korean descent, Gan more often than not portrayed enemy Japanese during World War II, Hollywood of course counting on the fact that few non-Asians could tell the difference.
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Chester Gan
July 4, 1908 - June 29, 1959 (aged 50)
Grass Valley, California, USA

Bio

Appropriately moon-faced and often sporting a rather timid-looking Fu Manchu mustache, Chester Gan played hundreds of rickshaw boys, cooks, café owners, and the ubiquitous Chinese laundry proprietors. Although of Korean descent, Gan more often than not portrayed enemy Japanese during World War II, Hollywood of course counting on the fact that few non-Asians could tell the difference.

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The Maltese Falcon poster art
San Francisco poster art
The Good Earth poster art
Flying Tigers poster art
Across the Pacific poster art
Crash Dive poster art
Blood Alley poster art
To the Shores of Tripoli poster art
Moontide poster art
'Til We Meet Again poster art
My Little Chickadee poster art
China Seas poster art
Man-Made Monster poster art
China Girl poster art
They Met in Bombay poster art
The Mystery of Mr. Wong poster art
Nancy Drew -- Reporter poster art
Too Hot to Handle poster art
Gold Is Where You Find It poster art
Wells Fargo poster art
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