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Mr. Moto is a fictional Japanese secret agent created by the American author John P. Marquand. He appeared in six novels by Marquand published between 1935 and 1957. Marquand initially created the character for the Saturday Evening Post, which was seeking stories with an Asian hero after the death of Charlie Chan's creator Earl Derr Biggers.

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rdfs:label	Mr. Moto (de) Mr. Moto (in) Mr. Moto (it) Monsieur Moto (fr) Mr. Moto (en) Mr. Moto (nl)
rdfs:comment	Mr. Moto ist die von dem Schriftsteller John P. Marquand geschaffene Kunstfigur eines japanischen Geheimagenten. Marquand veröffentlichte zwischen 1935 und 1957 sechs Romane mit Mr. Moto in der Hauptrolle. Zudem ist er der Titelheld einer achtteiligen US-amerikanischen Filmreihe (von 1937 bis 1939) mit Peter Lorre in der Hauptrolle. Im Jahr 1965 folgte ein Film außer der Reihe mit dem Titel The Return of Mr. Moto; diesmal wurde der japanische Kriminalist von Henry Silva gespielt. Mr. Motos Vorname lautet Kentaro. (de) Monsieur Moto est un personnage de détective et agent secret japonais créé par l'auteur américain John P. Marquand. Moto apparaît dans six romans entre 1935 et 1957. Les exploits de ce héros, qui préfigure James Bond et Indiana Jones, ont été adaptés au cinéma dans huit films de série B entre 1937 et 1939, avec Peter Lorre dans le rôle de Monsieur Moto. En 1965, des producteurs anglais tenteront de relancer la franchise, mais sans suite. (fr) Mr. Moto è un personaggio letterario creato dallo scrittore statunitense John P. Marquand. Nacque inizialmente per una rivista bimestrale americana, The Saturday Evening Post, che cercava un eroe asiatico dopo la fine delle storie di Charlie Chan a causa della morte del suo creatore, Earl Derr Biggers. Ebbe successo in romanzi, film e programmi radiofonici; mentre nei romanzi e nei programmi radiofonici il personaggio è un agente segreto, nei film è un detective. (it) Mr. Moto is een fictief Japans geheim agent, bedacht door de Amerikaanse schrijver . Marquand publiceerde zes Mr. Moto-romans tussen 1935 en 1957, die in ook in series werden gepubliceerd in de . Het personage verscheen ook in diverse andere media, waaronder een achtdelige filmserie tussen 1937 en 1939 met Peter Lorre in de hoofdrol. In 1951 vertolkte Mr. Moto in 23 radioprogramma's en in 1965 verscheen een verfilming met in de hoofdrol. (nl) Mr. Moto is a fictional Japanese secret agent created by the American author John P. Marquand. He appeared in six novels by Marquand published between 1935 and 1957. Marquand initially created the character for the Saturday Evening Post, which was seeking stories with an Asian hero after the death of Charlie Chan's creator Earl Derr Biggers. (en) Mr. Moto adalah agen rahasia fiksi Jepang yang dibuat oleh penulis Amerika . Mr. Moto muncul dalam enam novel karya Marquand yang diterbitkan antara tahun 1935 dan 1957. Marquand awalnya menciptakan karakter untuk majalah Saturday Evening Post, dengan tokoh pahlawan dari Asia setelah kematian Charlie Chan, detektif fiksi ciptaan . (in)
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