Leslie Arliss

A British director and screenwriter born in London. He began his career as a journalist and entered the film industry as a screenwriter in the 1920s. In 1941, he became a director at British Associated Producers and later took charge of Gainsborough Pictures. Subsequently, he also worked for British Lion Films, founded by Alexander Korda. His notable works include *Eyes of the Night* (1942), *The Perfidy* (1943), and *The Bandit Queen* (1945), among others.

Crew

The Wicked Lady

Director, Screenplay

The Man in Grey

Director, Screenplay

For Freedom

Script

Miss Tulip Stays the Night

Director

The Night Has Eyes

Director, Writer

South American George

Director, Writer

Love Story

Screenplay, Director

A Man About the House

Director

Pastor Hall

Screenstory

Where There's a Will

Story

My Old Dutch

Story

The Woman's Angle

Director

Dearth of a Salesman

Director

The Farmer's Wife

Writer

Come on George!

Story, Screenplay

Saints and Sinners

Director, Producer, Screenplay

Rhodes of Africa

Writer

Road House

Writer

The Foreman Went to France

Screenplay

The Wicked Lady

Screenplay

The Farmer's Wife

Director, Writer

The Saint Meets the Tiger

Writer

All In!

Screenplay, Dialogue

Heat Wave

Writer

Holiday Lovers

Writer

The Innocents of Chicago

Writer

Strip! Strip! Hooray!!! or (Fun with the Sunbathers)

Writer

Good Morning, Boys!

Writer

Orders Is Orders

Screenplay

Idol of Paris

Director

The Team (It All Depends on Me)

Writer, Director

The Second Mr. Bush

Writer

Man with a Dog

Director