Leslie S. Hiscott
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.
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Passing Shadows
1934
Gay Love
1934
Great Stuff
1933
The Passing of Mr. Quinn
1928
A Night in Montmartre
1931
Inside the Room
1935
Alibi
1931
Cleaning Up
1933
The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes
1935
Brown Sugar
1931
Annie, Leave the Room!
1935
Black Coffee
1931
The Big Splash
1935
Millions
1937
At the Villa Rose
1930
The Missing Rembrandt
1932
Strike It Rich
1933
The House of the Arrow
1930
Three Witnesses
1935
Tons of Trouble
1956
The Melody-Maker
1933
The Sleeping Cardinal
1931
This Marriage Business
1927
Once bitten
1932
The Time of His Life
1955
Sabotage at Sea
1942
The Iron Stair
1933
The Lady from Lisbon
1942
The Butler's Dilemma
1943
She Shall Have Music
1935
The Face at the Window
1932
The Seventh Survivor
1942
The Stolen Necklace
1933
The Call of the Sea
1930
A Fire Has Been Arranged
1935
Department Store
1935
A Tight Corner
1932
Fame
1936
Murder at Covent Garden
1932
The Crooked Lady
1932
When London Sleeps
1932
The Feather
1929
Death on the Set
1935
A Safe Proposition
1932
Fine Feathers
1937
To What Red Hell
1929
Welcome, Mr Washington
1944