Prince Nicki Collection

The Prince Nicki Collection comprises two films that chronicle the story of Prince Nicki, an aristocrat from Austria who finds himself in circumstances of poverty. The collection was released between 1928 and 1929, totaling 222 minutes in runtime. While the second film in the series is now lost, the surviving installment, The Wedding March (1928), has a rating of 7.3 on IMDb. The two films collectively generated no recorded revenue and had a reported total budget of zero. This collection represents a brief period of filmmaking activity centered around the character of Prince Nicki. The films offer a glimpse into a specific cinematic project from the late 1920s, now existing only in fragmented form. The collection's total runtime is 222 minutes across its two films. The Honeymoon (1929), the second film in the series, has a runtime of 113 minutes and an IMDb rating of 7.0. The Prince Nicki Collection provides a limited but documented record of this particular cinematic endeavor.