Lee Evans
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Rating Distribution
Based on 26 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
The Fifth Element
as Fog
1997
56.2
There's Something About Mary
as Tucker
1998
52.2
MouseHunt
as Lars Smuntz
1997
47.7
The Medallion
as Arthur Watson
2003
43.7
The Magic Roundabout
as Train (voice)
2004
37.0
The Ladies Man
as Barney
2000
33.4
Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead
as Malcolm
2009
30.4
Funny Bones
as Jack Parker
1995
29.1
Undertaking Betty
as Delbert Butterfield
2002
26.9
Dinotopia
as Zipeau (voice)
2002
11.2
Dinotopia
as Zippo
2002
7.5
The Dinner Party
as Leo
2007
3.2
The Martins
as Robert Martin
2001
1.8Channel 4's Comedy Gala 2013
as Self
2013
1.4
The History of Mr Polly
as Alfred Polly
2007
1.4
Freeze Frame
as Sean Veil
2004
1.4Comic Aid
2005
1.1
Lee Evans: Monsters
as Himself
2014
0.2
Lee Evans: Roadrunner
as Himself
2011
0.2
Lee Evans : The Ultimate Experience
as Himself
1997
0.1
Lee Evans: Big
as Himself
2008
0.1
Lee Evans: XL Tour Live 2005
as Himself
2005
0.1
Lee Evans: Live At Her Majesty's Theatre
as Himself
1994
0.1
Lee Evans Live: The Different Planet Tour
as Himself
1996
0.1
Lee Evans: Wired and Wonderful
as Himself
2002
0.1
Lee Evans: Live in Scotland
as Himself
1998
0.1
Lee Evans: Live from the West End
as Himself
1995
0.1
Lee Evans: Access All Arenas
as Lee Evans
2009
0.1
Stealing Bess
as Toady
2003
0.1
Lee Evans Up Close with Phill Jupitus
as Self
2005
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Lee Evans
Lee Evans has appeared in 30 titles, including 29 movies and 1 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Lee Evans's filmography is Lee Evans: Live At Her Majesty's Theatre (1994).
The most recent title featuring Lee Evans is Lee Evans: Monsters (2014).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Lee Evans is Lee Evans: XL Tour Live 2005 with an IMDb rating of 8.2.
Lee Evans has been active for approximately 20 years, with credits spanning from 1994 to 2014.
Titles featuring Lee Evans currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.9.
The busiest years in Lee Evans's career include 2002, 1997, 2005.
