Iain Lee

Iain Lee is a British TV and radio personality known for his stand-up comedy career in the 1990s and his surreal projects like Jerry Springer: The Opera.

Comedian

June 9, 1973

Gemini

51

England

Iain Lee, a British radio and television presenter, comedian, and author, is known for his quick wit, humor, and strong opinions. He gained prominence through his radio work, particularly as the host of the talk radio show “The Late Night Alternative.” Lee has also co-hosted “The 11 O’Clock Show” and appeared on “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” among other TV and radio programs.

Lee’s career extends beyond radio and television, as he has also found success in stand-up comedy. He started on the London circuit before touring nationwide, captivating audiences with his peculiar tales and surreal projects like Jerry Springer: The Opera.

In addition to his comedic pursuits, Lee has acted in sitcoms, sketch shows, and films such as “Beyond Borders,” “The All Star Impressions Show,” and “The Extra Pillow.” As a fan of the series “Doctor Who,” he has interviewed several actors from the show and hosted a Doctor Who-themed podcast called “Totally Doctor Who.”

In 2019, Lee publicly identified as bisexual and has since advocated for LGBTQ+ rights. Despite experiencing a difficult period in the 1990s due to drug and alcohol abuse during his early stand-up comedy career, he continues to entertain audiences with his distinctive comedic style and engaging radio and television presence.