Nick Carter Movies In Order

The Nick Carter trilogy has its roots in the late 1930s. The movie series was so successful that the show was also turned into a radio show. The radio show would go on to last many years, finally ending in 1952. Since then, little has come from this young detective, but we’ll all remember his expert crime solving skills.

The Nick Carter trilogy kicked off in 1939 with the first movie in the series Nick Carter, Master Detective. In 1940 a second film was released staring Walter Pidgeon, Donald Meek, Joseph Schildkraut, Florence Rice, and in 1940 the series was completed with Sky Murder.

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Nick Carter, Master Detective Nick Carter, Master Detective

Year: 1939

Genre: Crime, Mystery, Drama

Staring: Walter Pidgeon, Rita Johnson, Henry Hull, Stanley Ridges

Rating: 6.0

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Phantom Raiders Phantom Raiders

Year: 1940

Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama

Staring: Walter Pidgeon, Donald Meek, Joseph Schildkraut, Florence Rice

Rating: 6.2

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Sky Murder Sky Murder

Year: 1940

Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery

Staring: Walter Pidgeon, Donald Meek, Kaaren Verne, Edward Ashley

Rating: 6.0

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