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
Directing
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Male
1904-07-26
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Leigh Jacobson, Leon Jacobson
Lady for a Night
How to Break 90 at Croquet
The Mad Miss Manton
Dangerous Blondes
Three Girls About Town
The Man from Texas
The Bride Walks Out
The Choppers
Wise Girl
Nifty Nurses
The Festival Girls
The Knife of the Party
Bubbling Over
High Gear
Love, Honor and Obey (the Law!)
Super Stupid
Love on a Bet
Carolina Blues
A Preferred List
That Girl from Paris
Roamin' Vandals
The Flying Irishman
Lost Honeymoon
Model Wife
New Faces of 1937
The Shield of Honor
Out of the Blue
The Show Cowpuncher
The Crook Buster
Career
Meet Me on Broadway
Okinawa
The Go-Getter
Nine Girls
Everybody Likes Music
Eyes of the Underworld
The Spirit of 1976
Hail, Brother
Apples to You!
The Body Punch
One Glorious Scrap
Home Work