Leslie Ash
Leslie started working at the age of 4 appearing in a television commercial for Fairy Washing up liquid with the line ' Mummy why are your hands so soft?' She switched from modeling to acting after being offered a part in the film 'Quadrophenia'. She is to married actor Lee Chapman and has two sons Joseph born 1990 and Max born 1993. Her sister is former 'Hot Gossip' dancer Debbie Ash. They appeared together as sisters in Rosie Dixon - Night Nurse.
Leslie Asplund
Leslie Asplund is an actress, known for Big Trouble in Seattle (2021), To Bite or Not to Bite (2017) and Roseblood (2020).
Leslie Augustine
Born in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Leslie studied ballet at the Pennsylvania Youth Ballet and acting at the Pennsylvania Youth Theatre. She danced professionally as a teenager with the Lehigh Valley Ballet, while also attending the Allentown Arts Academy for Theatre and Dance. Leslie continued her education at New York University's Tisch School for the Performing Arts. She also studied acting at the Lee Strasberg School in New York City and dance at Broadway Dance Center. Leslie moved to Los Angeles and began her acting career in television and film with shows such as "Numb3ers" and J.J. Abrams "Star Trek".
Leslie Ayvazian
Leslie Ayvazian was born on August 20, 1948 in Leonia, New Jersey, USA. She is an actress and writer, known for Working Girl (1988), Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001) and American Playhouse (1980). She has been married to Samuel Mather Anderson since 1977. They have one child.
Leslie Bach
Leslie Bach is an actress, known for August Falls (2017), Fight 4 Your Life and Time Waits for No One (2014).
Leslie Bacon
Leslie Bacon is an actress, known for Jay Mancini (2021), Hire a Liar and Keeper (2019).
Leslie Bailey
Leslie Bailey is an actor, known for Los corsarios (1971) and La collina degli stivali (1969).
Leslie Baker
Leslie Baker is an actress, known for Game of Death (2017) and Red Wine (2019).
Leslie Banks
English actor Leslie Banks' film career would be negligible compared to his prestigious theatrical one if it were not for four exceptions. Hitchcock, for one, gave him the occasion to shine in two of his films, in a sympathetic role in "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1934) and in an outright unsympathetic one in "Jamaica Inn" (1938) - a telltale illustration, by the way, of the extent of his talent. The actor is also remembered for "Henry V" (1944), Laurence Olivier's masterful adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy. It is fun to hear Banks roll his r's (hey! The year is 1600 after all!) while he introduces and comments the play to the audience of the Globe Theatre. But oddly enough, the thespian never made a bigger impression than in his first screen appearance, way back in 1932. Who indeed has forgotten the ruthless, ferocious, evil Count Zaroff, specializing in human game hunting, from Cooper and Schoedsack's horror classic "The Most Dangerous Game"? Banks' other movies, consisting mostly of B movies and World War II propaganda fare, did not leave a comparable impact. Maybe because Leslie Banks, always more interested in the theatre of which he was a big name, was not demanding enough in the choice of his films. On the boards, that is where he got great parts in great plays: Captain Hook in "Peter Pan", Petruchio in "The Taming of the Shrew", Mr. Chipping in "Goodbye Mr. Chips", James Jarvis in the Kurt Weill musical "Lost in the Stars", and many many others. Born in 1890 in West Derby near Liverpool, he studied at Keble College, Oxford. First wanting to be a parson, he became an actor instead, making his debut in 1911. His reputation rapidly rose, and Banks never stopped working until his untimely death, not only in England but also in the USA where he toured as early as 1912. With only one interruption, though a big one, due to World War I. Banks, who served with the Essex Regiment then, was wounded in the face, one side remaining permanently paralyzed. Which did not prevent him from quickly resuming his activities, at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre first, then in London, New York and Hollywood. Unfortunately, if the delightfully threatening figure of Zaroff will rest forever in our minds, Leslie Banks physically disappeared in 1952, only aged 61, hit by a sudden stroke. He has been missed since.
Leslie Bellair
Leslie Bellair is an actress, known for Trandroids (2011), My Good Fortune (2011) and Elf Pets: Santa's Reindeer Rescue (2020).