
Born July 25, 1894 — Died May 3, 1968
From London, UK
Also known as Leslie Stephenson Hiscott
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.

Tons of Trouble
Director

The Time of His Life
Director

Welcome, Mr Washington
Director

The Butler's Dilemma
Director

Sabotage at Sea
Director

The Lady from Lisbon
Director

The Seventh Survivor
Director
Fine Feathers
Director
Millions
Director
Fame
Director
Department Store
Director
Death on the Set
Director

A Fire Has Been Arranged
Director
She Shall Have Music
Director

Inside the Room
Director

The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes
Director

Three Witnesses
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Annie, Leave the Room!
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The Big Splash
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Passing Shadows
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Gay Love
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Strike It Rich
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Great Stuff
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Cleaning Up
Director
The Melody-Maker
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The Stolen Necklace
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The Iron Stair
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The Face at the Window
Director
A Tight Corner
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When London Sleeps
Director
A Safe Proposition
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The Crooked Lady
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Once bitten
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Murder at Covent Garden
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The Missing Rembrandt
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Black Coffee
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A Night in Montmartre
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Alibi
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Brown Sugar
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The Sleeping Cardinal
Director

The Call of the Sea
Director

The House of the Arrow
Director

At the Villa Rose
Director

The Feather
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The Passing of Mr. Quinn
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This Marriage Business
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