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Leigh Jason

Director

Leigh Jason (born Leigh Jacobson) was an instructor at UCLA before entering the film business in 1924 as an electrician. He turned to screenwriting in 1926, then changed his name to Leigh Jason when he started directing in 1928. He turned out numerous shorts and B pictures, mainly thrillers and light comedies, up to the 1950s, when he began to devote most of his energies to directing TV series, although he still directed a feature every now and then. He was the brother of director Will Jason.

Date of Birth 26 July 1904, New York City, New York

Date of Death 19 February 1979, Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California

Filmography

21 credits across 1 departments.

YearTitleRoleType
1961The ChoppersDirectorFilm
1961The Festival GirlsDirectorFilm
1948The Man from TexasDirectorFilm
1947Lost HoneymoonDirectorFilm
1944Carolina BluesDirectorFilm
1943Dangerous BlondesDirectorFilm
1942Lady for a NightDirectorFilm
1941Three Girls About TownDirectorFilm
1939The Flying IrishmanDirectorFilm
1938The Mad Miss MantonDirectorFilm
1937Wise GirlDirectorFilm
1936The Bride Walks OutDirectorFilm
1936Love on a BetDirectorFilm
1936That Girl from ParisDirectorFilm
1935Love, Honor and Obey (the Law!)DirectorFilm
1934Super StupidDirectorFilm
1934The Knife of the PartyDirectorFilm
1934Bubbling OverDirectorFilm
1934Apples to You!DirectorFilm
1934Nifty NursesDirectorFilm
1933High GearDirectorFilm

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