Stopover Tokyo
An American intelligence agent is sent to Tokyo to track down a Communist spy ring.
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"What the previous commenter says about the movie is basically true--this is simply an escapist picture-postcard movie with a bad, clumsy script. The action, what there is of it, makes no particular sense and the romance is dull and pointless. Some lines of dialogue, like the one about "no paragraph about Welshmen" (used twice!) are actually stupid. However, the commenter also went over the top himself when discussing the movie's condescension. Robert Wagner doesn't say "Ah, Madame Butterfly" to a waitress. She's not a waitress, she's a famous Japanese di..."
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This movie was based on the last of the "Mr. Moto" novels, "Stopover Tokyo", published in 1955, featuring a middle-aged Moto. This movie version deleted the Moto character entirely.
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An American intelligence agent is sent to Tokyo to track down a Communist spy ring.