Lee Evans

Actor · Writer · Crew· Avonmouth, Bristol, England, UK

Lee Evans (born 25 February 1964) is an English stand-up comedian, writer, actor and musician.

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Known For

The roles that explain the career.

34 credits across 3 departments.

Year	Title	Role	Type
2013	Channel 4's Comedy Gala 2013	Self	Film
2011	Lee Evans: Roadrunner	Himself	Film
2011	Lee Evans: Roadrunner	Writer	Film
2009	Lee Evans: Access All Arenas	Lee Evans	Film
2009	Lee Evans: Access All Arenas	Writer	Film
2008	Lee Evans: Big	Himself	Film
2008	Lee Evans: Big	Writer	Film
2007	The History of Mr Polly	Alfred Polly	Film
2005	Lee Evans: XL Tour Live 2005	Himself	Film
2005	Comic Aid		Film
2005	The Magic Roundabout	Train (voice)	Film
2005	Lee Evans: XL Tour Live 2005	Writer	Film
2004	Freeze Frame	Sean Veil	Film
2003	The Medallion	Arthur Watson	Film
2002	Lee Evans: Wired and Wonderful	Himself	Film
2002	Dinotopia	Zipeau (voice)	TV
2002	Undertaking Betty	Delbert	Film
2002	Lee Evans: Wired and Wonderful	Writer	Film
2001	Lee Evans: So What Now?	Lee	TV
2001	The Martins	Robert Martin	Film
2000	The Ladies Man	Barney	Film
1998	Lee Evans: Live in Scotland	Himself	Film
1998	There's Something About Mary	Tucker	Film
1998	Lee Evans: Live in Scotland	Writer	Film
1997	Lee Evans: The Ultimate Experience	Himself	Film
1997	MouseHunt	Lars Smuntz	Film
1997	The Fifth Element	Fog	Film
1996	Lee Evans Live: The Different Planet Tour	Himself	Film
1996	Lee Evans Live: The Different Planet Tour	Writer	Film
1995	Lee Evans: Live From The West End	Himself	Film
1995	Funny Bones	Jack Parker	Film
1995	The World of Lee Evans	Lee	TV
1994	Lee Evans: Live At Her Majesty's Theatre	Himself	Film
1972	Malcolm X	Self - 1968 Olympics (archive footage) (as L. Evans)	Film

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