Leslie Jordan’s Hilarious Final Film Role, ‘Strangers in a Strange Land’

Leslie Jordan will be gracing the silver screen one last time … because the last film he ever starred in is on its way to being completed.

Writer and director Tracy Pellegrino tells TMZ … “Strangers in a Strange Land,” Leslie’s last listed film credit in post-production, is a small independent film made up of several shorts that focuses on foreigners around the world getting into hilarious situations due to their confusion and language barriers — and it’s the L.A. portion of the film where Leslie shines.

Leslie plays a southerner in Los Angeles who tries to help give directions to a Russian man at a bus stop … someone he finds VERY attractive.

The humor is right up Leslie’s alley, and that tracks — we’re told Tracy and her husband, Mark, wrote the part with him in mind … totally unaware if Leslie would even sign on for the project. Tracy knew Leslie for more than 20 years.

Tracy says the movie was filmed over a long period of time — it was shot in Paris, Cannes, Rome, Düsseldorf, London, Brooklyn and L.A. She says Leslie’s part was shot around 2017. There is no release date yet for the film.