Talk:Drums of Fu Manchu

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Removed sequel section[edit]

I've removed the following text:

An unfounded rumour suggests that there was going to be a sequel to Drums of Fu Manchu but the United States had become directly involved in World War II by that time, in which China was an ally. Various rumours imply either that the Chinese government objected to the serial, the State Department decided for themselves to suppress it or that Republic simply thought that the mood of the nation would not be in favour of a Chinese villain. However, the fact that Republic, in 1943, edited and released in the US and its other free-world venues a feature version of this serial, makes these rumouurs seem extremely unlikely.

When I can find a good reference it can come back again. - AdamBMorgan (talk) 18:19, 21 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]