Mr. Wu (1927) "1980's" It's a quaint turn-of-the-century small

It's a quaint turn-of-the-century small town of shady streets

The roughest

the owner of the armored car company

So when their arrests make the morning papers and Clarissa finds herself falling for Steve

But as Ritchie's funny experiences with a femme fatale (Joanne Whalley)

Mr. Wu (1927) "1980's" It's a quaint turn-of-the-century smallAs it was for the ancients, so it shall ever be for China's Mr. Mandarin Wu: do not dishonor the family name. Not even Wu's beloved daughter shall be spared her father's wrath after she shares a forbidden romance with an Englishman. Nor will Wu stop there: the man's family must suffer. Top billed Lon Chaney essays dual characters (and plays them at various times of their lives) as the sage Grandfather Wu and his grandson, the mandarin Mr. Wu. The