An actor/director on the Soviet stage, Leo Bulgakov emigrated to the U.S. in the late 1920s. Bulgakov came to Hollywood as a director at Columbia Pictures, helming three programmers back-to-back in 1935 (White Lies, I'll Love You Always, After the Dance). He turned to film acting in the 1940s, when the demand for foreign-accented performers was at its peak. Leo...
