Leslie S. Hiscott

Born: 1894-07-25 in London, UK

Died: 1968-05-03

Known For: Directing

Biography

Leslie Stephenson Hiscott was an English film director and screenwriter who made over sixty films between 1925 and 1956. He was born in London in 1894. He directed Alibi, the first ever depiction of Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's Belgian detective, with Austin Trevor in the lead role.

Filmography

1937

Millions ... (Director)
Fine Feathers ... (Director)

1936

Fame ... (Director)

1935

Death on the Set ... (Director)
The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes ... (Director)
Department Store ... (Director)
Annie, Leave the Room! ... (Director)
Inside the Room ... (Director)
She Shall Have Music ... (Director)
The Big Splash ... (Director)
Three Witnesses ... (Director)
A Fire Has Been Arranged ... (Director)

1934

Passing Shadows ... (Director)
Gay Love ... (Director)

1933

The Iron Stair ... (Director)
Great Stuff ... (Director)
The Melody-Maker ... (Director)
Cleaning Up ... (Director)
Strike It Rich ... (Director)
The Stolen Necklace ... (Director)

1932

Once bitten ... (Director)
The Face at the Window ... (Director)
A Safe Proposition ... (Director)
When London Sleeps ... (Director)
Murder at Covent Garden ... (Director)
A Tight Corner ... (Director)
The Missing Rembrandt ... (Director)
The Crooked Lady ... (Director)

1931

Brown Sugar ... (Director)
The Sleeping Cardinal ... (Director)
A Night in Montmartre ... (Director)
Black Coffee ... (Director)
Alibi ... (Director)

1930

The Call of the Sea ... (Director)
At the Villa Rose ... (Director)
The House of the Arrow ... (Director)

1929

The Feather ... (Screenplay)
To What Red Hell ... (Screenplay)

1928

The Passing of Mr. Quinn ... (Director)

1927

This Marriage Business ... (Screenplay)

Leslie S. Hiscott

Biography

Filmography

1956

1955

1944

1943

1942