Nancy Drew -- Detective (1938) |
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| Director(s) | William Clemens |
| Producer(s) | Bryan Foy (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Drama, Mystery |
Featured Cast of Nancy Drew -- Detective See More »
Bonita Granville
(as Nancy Drew)
John Litel
(as Carson Drew)
James Stephenson
(as Challon)
Frank Orth
(as Captain Tweedy)
Charles Trowbridge
(as Hollister)
Mae Busch
(as Miss Tyson, the Nurse)
Tommy Bupp
(as Spud Murphy)
Stuart Holmes
(as Telegrapher)
Nancy Drew -- Detective Overview:
Nancy Drew -- Detective (1938) was a Drama - Mystery Film directed by William Clemens and produced by Bryan Foy.
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Nancy Drew -- Detective Quotes:
Nancy Drew:
I guess it's just my woman's intuition. Every woman has one, you know.
Carson Drew:
Those men are not going to stand for Nancy Drew poking her little nose into their affairs.
Nancy Drew:
Well, if you must insult me, you might at least do it in English!
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Adapted from the "Nancy Drew" novel, "The Password to Larkspur Lane," first published in 1933. The original author of the novel was Walter Karig (using the Stratemayer Syndicate house pseudonym, "Carolyn Keene"). In the "Nancy Drew" books, Nancy's boyfriend is named Ned Nickerson. For the 1938-39 movie series, his name was changed to Ted Nickerson (played by Frankie Thomas).