Character Relationships in Bombs Over Burma

Lin Ying (played by Anna May Wong) is a protagonist in Bombs Over Burma. A Chinese school teacher who helps the Chinese guerrillas supporting the Allied cause in Burma. She exposes the schemes of Sir Roger Howe, the English nobleman working as a German agent, and her actions lead to his destruction by Chinese peasants. Me-Hoi (played by Noel Madison) appears in Bombs Over Burma. Sir Roger Howe (played by Leslie Denison) appears in Bombs Over Burma. An English nobleman who is secretly a German agent and sabotages the road project. Using a scientific device, he helps coordinate a Japanese air attack on supply trucks at a key bridge. Lin Ying exposes his schemes, and Chinese peasants bring about his destruction. Slim Jenkins (played by Nedrick Young) appears in Bombs Over Burma. Pete Bragranza (played by Dan Seymour) appears in Bombs Over Burma. Hallam (played by Frank Lackteen) appears in Bombs Over Burma. Tom Whitley (played by Dennis Moore) appears in Bombs Over Burma. Ma Sing (played by Connie Leon) appears in Bombs Over Burma.

Character Relationship Map: Bombs Over Burma

Bombs Over Burma (1942) Poster

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Characters

Story Analysis

A Chinese school teacher exposes a traitorous English nobleman coordinating Japanese attacks, leading to a peasant uprising that secures a vital Allied supply route.

Plot Progression

  1. Allied Road Construction
  2. Sabotage and Aerial Assault
  3. The Teacher's Investigation
  4. Peasant Uprising and Justice

Directed by Joseph H. Lewis

Bombs Over Burma (1942) · 5.3/10 · action

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q891941), public domain (CC0).