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Herbert I. Leeds
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Herbert I. Leeds moved from the editing room to the director's chair with 1937's Love on a Budget. During his tenure as a 20th Century-Fox staff director, Leeds churned out as many as five features per year. He labored primarily on the studio's "series" films, guiding the adventures of Charlie Chan, Mr. Moto, The Jones Family, Michael Shayne, the Cisco Kid and even the Dionne Quints. After wartime service, Leeds returned to the Fox "B" unit, and when that operation broke up in 1947, he moved on to RKO and Monogram. Herbert I. Leeds' final film was the typically low-budget Father's Wild Game (1950).

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
No Score Yet Bunco Squad
  • Director
— 1950
No Score Yet Time to Kill
  • Director
— 1942
No Score Yet Just Off Broadway
  • Director
— 1942
No Score Yet The Man Who Wouldn't Die
  • Director
— 1942
No Score Yet Blue, White and Perfect
  • Director
— 1942
No Score Yet Return of the Cisco Kid
  • Director
— 1939
No Score Yet Mr. Moto in Danger Island
  • Director
— 1939
No Score Yet The Cisco Kid and the Lady
  • Director
— 1939
No Score Yet Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
  • Director
— 1939
No Score Yet Five Of A Kind
  • Director
— 1938
No Score Yet Keep Smiling
  • Director
— 1938

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