
World of Lee Evans, The
The unique talents of one of Britain's brightest comedy stars are on display
in this hilarious video. Lee Evans burst onto the stand-up comedy circuit as the
winner of the prestigious Perrier Award, and here he delivers his unique brand
of physical humour in a series of short comedy dramas shot on film.
Ordinary situations are turned into scenes of hysterical and mind bending
comedy, whether it's meeting his girlfriend's parents for the fist time in 'Meet
the Folks' (co-starring Prunella Scales, Tony Selby and Caroline Aherne),
sharing a sleeping carriage with his girlfriend on a train in 'Off the Rails'
(co-starring Jo Unwin), or working in an all-night petrol station in 'Late
Shift' (co-starring John Thomson). This DVD also contains 'Mr. Confidence' (with
Samantha Beckinsale) and 'Special Delivery' (with Amanda Dickinson and Andy
Lindon).
Evans' performances are always at a frantic pace, and he has been likened to all
four Marx Brothers rolled into one.
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The unique talents of one of Britain's brightest comedy stars are on display
in this hilarious video. Lee Evans burst onto the stand-up comedy circuit as the
winner of the prestigious Perrier Award, and here he delivers his unique brand
of physical humour in a series of short comedy dramas shot on film.
Ordinary situations are turned into scenes of hysterical and mind bending
comedy, whether it's meeting his girlfriend's parents for the fist time in 'Meet
the Folks' (co-starring Prunella Scales, Tony Selby and Caroline Aherne),
sharing a sleeping carriage with his girlfriend on a train in 'Off the Rails'
(co-starring Jo Unwin), or working in an all-night petrol station in 'Late
Shift' (co-starring John Thomson). This DVD also contains 'Mr. Confidence' (with
Samantha Beckinsale) and 'Special Delivery' (with Amanda Dickinson and Andy
Lindon).
Evans' performances are always at a frantic pace, and he has been likened to all
four Marx Brothers rolled into one.












