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Movies of Nat Carr and George Lloyd together

Nat Carr and George Lloyd have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Racket Busters in 1938. The most recent movie that Nat Carr and George Lloyd starred together was Gambling on the High Seas in 1940.

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1938

Racket Busters

Racket Busters

Racket Busters

Nat Carr

Starred as Merchant

George Lloyd

Starred as Truck Driver

1939

Devil's Island

Devil's Island

Devil's Island

Nat Carr

Starred as Court Clerk

George Lloyd

Starred as Dogface

1939

Nancy Drew... Reporter

Nancy Drew... Reporter

Nancy Drew... Reporter

Nat Carr

Starred as Dr. Carey - the Coroner

George Lloyd

Starred as Maxie - Gym Attendant

1939

The Kid from Kokomo

The Kid from Kokomo

The Kid from Kokomo

Nat Carr

Starred as Court Clerk

George Lloyd

Starred as Old Man in Fistfight

1939

The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties

Nat Carr

Starred as Waiter

George Lloyd

Starred as Singing Trio Member

1939

Torchy Blane.. Playing with Dynamite

Torchy Blane.. Playing with Dynamite

Torchy Blane.. Playing with Dynamite

Nat Carr

Starred as Book Store Clerk

George Lloyd

Starred as Harp

1940

A Fugitive from Justice

A Fugitive from Justice

A Fugitive from Justice

Nat Carr

Starred as Druggist Richards

George Lloyd

Starred as Bartender

1940

Gambling on the High Seas

Gambling on the High Seas

Gambling on the High Seas

Nat Carr

Starred as Gambling Ship Attendant

George Lloyd

Starred as Policeman

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