FILMS SHOT IN MONACO - CHARLIE CHAN AT MONTE CARLO  

In partnership with the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco, the Stamp Issuing Office is continuing its new cinema series featuring the posters of films shot in Monaco. 

A 1937 American film directed by Eugene Forde, Charlie Chan at Monte-Carlo features the detective Charlie Chan and his son who, while on vacation in Monte-Carlo, are called in by the French police to solve a double-murder. Charlie Chan is a fictional character created in 1925 by American Earl Derr Biggers. He is the hero of six novels and almost fifty films, series, and cartoons. Charlie Chan at Monte-Carlo marked Warner Oland’s 16^th and final film appearance. He died shortly after filming.

• Poster: © All rights reserved
• Printing process: Offset
• Size of the stamp: 40,85 x 52 mm vertical
• Quantity of issue: 36 000 stamps
• Sheet of 6 stamps with illuminations